A man looks at books at a bookshop in the Galerie Vivienne, a covered passage in Paris, on August 16, 2016 as former French Culture minister Jack Lang spoke out against the "destructive renovation" of the ancient passage. Paris typical passages were built during the first half of the XIXth century. Covered by a glass structure and located on the Paris right bank area, near the Grands Boulevards, they shelter shops and were created to protect customers from bad weather. Most of them disappeared during the Baron Haussmann renovation of Paris (1851-1870). / AFP PHOTO / PATRICK KOVARIKPATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images

A man works on the renovation of the Galerie Vivienne, a covered passage in Paris, on August 16, 2016 as former French Culture minister Jack Lang spoke out against the "destructive renovation" of the ancient passage. Paris typical passages were built during the first half of the XIXth century. Covered by a glass structure and located on the Paris right bank area, near the Grands Boulevards, they shelter shops and were created to protect customers from bad weather. Most of them disappeared during the Baron Haussmann renovation of Paris (1851-1870). / AFP PHOTO / PATRICK KOVARIKPATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images

People walk in the Galerie Vivienne, a covered passage in Paris, on August 16, 2016 as former French Culture minister Jack Lang spoke out against the "destructive renovation" of the ancient passage. Paris typical passages were built during the first half of the XIXth century. Covered by a glass structure and located on the Paris right bank area, near the Grands Boulevards, they shelter shops and were created to protect customers from bad weather. Most of them disappeared during the Baron Haussmann renovation of Paris (1851-1870). / AFP PHOTO / PATRICK KOVARIKPATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images

A man works on the renovation of the Galerie Vivienne, a covered passage in Paris, on August 16, 2016 as former French Culture minister Jack Lang spoke out against the "destructive renovation" of the ancient passage. Paris typical passages were built during the first half of the XIXth century. Covered by a glass structure and located on the Paris right bank area, near the Grands Boulevards, they shelter shops and were created to protect customers from bad weather. Most of them disappeared during the Baron Haussmann renovation of Paris (1851-1870). / AFP PHOTO / PATRICK KOVARIKPATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images

MARGATE, ENGLAND - AUGUST 16: A scooter on show at Margate Harbour Arm for a Thanet Classics Car Club event on August 16, 2016 in Margate, England. British holidaymakers and overseas visitors flock to British seaside towns to enjoy the warm weather today. After Britain's vote to leave the European Union there has been a rise in Britons taking 'staycations' as a result of the fall in the pound. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

MARGATE, ENGLAND - AUGUST 16: Classic cars outside the Turner Contemporary art gallery for a Thanet Classics Car Club event on August 16, 2016 in Margate, England. British holidaymakers and overseas visitors flock to British seaside towns to enjoy the warm weather today. After Britain's vote to leave the European Union there has been a rise in Britons taking 'staycations' as a result of the fall in the pound. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

MARGATE, ENGLAND - AUGUST 16: Customers queue for food outside Peter's Fish Factory on August 16, 2016 in Margate, England. British holidaymakers and overseas visitors flock to British seaside towns to enjoy the warm weather today. After Britain's vote to leave the European Union there has been a rise in Britons taking 'staycations' as a result of the fall in the pound. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

MARGATE, ENGLAND - AUGUST 16: People socialise and look at the a Ford car parked up at Margate Harbour Arm for a Thanet Classics Car Club event on August 16, 2016 in Margate, England. British holidaymakers and overseas visitors flock to British seaside towns to enjoy the warm weather today. After Britain's vote to leave the European Union there has been a rise in Britons taking 'staycations' as a result of the fall in the pound. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)