PARIS, FRANCE, October 23, 2010 (Press-News.org) Paris Photo kicks off in November in the French capital and is set to wow the crowds with its collection of stunning pictures.
While Paris has no shortage of galleries and art exhibitions, this occasion stands head and shoulders above many of them thanks to the presence of a variety of international gallery representatives.
It has been running since 1997 and focuses on modern and contemporary photography from up to 100 different institutions around the world.
The event will be taking place from November 18th to 21st and is sure to entice plenty of enthusiasts to book a hotel in Paris, so that they can attend the show and perhaps purchase a work of art.
According to the organisers, there will be a month-long celebration of photography in the French capital during the month, which Paris Photo is happy to be a part of.
"Paris Photo also turns the spotlight on the central Europe scene, reveals new talents through awards and competitions and offers a rich programme of events and encounters," they added.
Among the many exhibitors due to show off their prints to guests from accommodation such as the Hotel Darcet Paris will be several UK organisations, including Eric Franck Fine Art, Steidl and Phaidon.
Tickets for Paris Photo at Carrousel du Louvre are available online for EUR18, although students can get in for EUR9 and under-10s can enter for free.
For more information on this event visit the Paris Photo website or contact the venue on +33 (0)1 43 16 47 10.
Hotels-Paris.co.uk features a wide range of accommodation in Paris, such as the Hotel Le Pasteur Paris.
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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