Paris in mourning - in pictures

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  Candles in the French national colours are placed at Place de la Republique near the Bataclan concert hall. Pascal Rossignol/Reuters

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  Mourners gather outside of the Carillon bar in the 10th district of Paris. Le Petit Cambodge, adjacent to the Carillon bar, was the scene of one of the attacks overnight. Kenzo Tribouillard/AFP Photo

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  Police forensic experts work on the scene of one the shootings that took place in Paris at the Cafe Comptoir Voltaire in Paris, France on November 14, 2015. Marius Becker/EPA

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  French soldiers patrol in front of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral in Paris on November 14, 2015. According to witnesses, at least 5 people were killed in the immediate area by attackers wielding automatic rifles. Bertrand Guay/AFP Photo

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  A street cleaner arrives to clean blood from the pavement near a patisserie at the Rue de Charonne in Paris on November 14, 2015, following the series of coordinated attacks. Loic Venace/AFP Photo

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  Police investigators pass near a sign smeared with blood near the Stade de France stadium the morning after a series of deadly attacks in Paris , November 14, 2015. Benoit Tessier/Reuters

PARIS // Schools, markets, museums and major tourist sites in the Paris area were closed on Saturday - one day after a spate of terrorist attacks across the French capital killed more than 120 people.

“All city facilities are closed today,” the Paris City Hall said.

The list comprised schools, museums, libraries, sports halls, swimming pools, tennis courts, food markets and district town halls.

Separately, the French secretary of state for sports issued instructions to sports federations to cancel matches this weekend.

Cancelled events include a European Champions Cup rugby match between Racing 92 and the Glasgow Warriors.

Irish rock band U2 also called off a Paris concert planned for Saturday.

The Eiffel Tower was closed according to a message on its website that did not say how long it would remain shuttered.

Disneyland Paris, which is located on the eastern rim of the Paris region, said it would not open on Saturday “in light of the recent tragic events in France and in support of our community and the victims of these horrendous attacks.”

“Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of those affected by these horrible events,” it said.

The closures came after simultaneous attacks on restaurants and outside the Stade de France stadium that left at least 128 dead and 180 injured – 80 of them seriously, according to a toll from police sources.

* Agence France-Presse