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Hotels-Paris.co.uk - Experience Parisian Gardens at Their Finest with La Fete des Jardins

Free events for all in the city's best green spaces.

2011-08-27
PARIS, FRANCE, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Paris is a city that is blessed with a number of attractive green spaces, each of them unique and populated with statues, shrubs, fountains and other individual curiosities that can easily take up a whole day in the capital.

For one weekend only each year, these gardens simultaneously play host to a selection of free events that cannot fail to delight, from walking tours to music concerts and art exhibitions, and this year that weekend falls on September 25th-26th.

There are few more idyllic places to enjoy such a relaxed, pleasant day out, with highlights including the lovely Jardin du Luxembourg near the Pantheon, the famous Jardins des Tuileries leading from the iconic Musee du Louvre onto the Place de la Concorde and the Champs Elysees, and the sprawling Parc de la Villette in the 20eme.

The full programme of events will be available from the Paris Tourist Office at the start of September

Hotels-paris.co.uk has plenty of boutique accommodation across the city, including the marvellous Pershing Hall.

Editors Notes

www.hotels-paris.co.uk is the latest website from the team behind successful London specialist hotel provider, Hotels-London.co.uk. Hotels-London has been online since the very beginning of the online boom over 11 years ago and is still going strong today. Hotels-Paris will expand the brand further by providing over 500 hand-selected hotels and apartments in and around Paris to suit every budget, from 2-star bed and breakfasts to 5-star boutique hotels.

Hotels-Paris customers will be able to take advantage of discounts up to 70% off the published room rate by booking online 24 hours a day, or calling the dedicated team of experts who are always happy to help make bookings and offer advice about where to stay and what to do in the city.

As well as accommodation, Hotels-Paris will also help people make the most of their stay by offering comprehensive, interactive guides to Paris, with area information, attractions, events and airport transfers, theatre tickets and sightseeing tours - you can plan and book your entire holiday from one site.

To view Hotels-Paris.com press pages please see http://www.hotels-paris.co.uk/.


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[Press-News.org] Hotels-Paris.co.uk - Experience Parisian Gardens at Their Finest with La Fete des Jardins
Free events for all in the city's best green spaces.