Tentative Venue: Millennium Hotel Paris Charles De Gaulle

Address Zone: Hôtelière 2 Allée Du Verger Roissy En France, 95700 Paris, France


The largest city of France is Paris. The oldest section of Paris, comprised of the two islands Île Saint-Louis and the larger Île de la Cité, is situated in a northern bending arc of the Seine in north-central France. The North Atlantic Current has an impact on Paris' typical Western European oceanic climate. The overall climate is pleasant and fairly humid all throughout the year. One of the major hubs for business, diplomacy, fashion, science, and the arts in Europe has been Paris. The Louvre, Sainte-Chapelle, and Notre-Dame Cathedral are among the most popular attractions in central Paris. On the left bank, southwest of the city, lie Les Invalides, home to Napoleon's grave, and the Eiffel Tower. Paris has drawn artists from all over the world for centuries, who flock to the city to train and find inspiration in its extensive collection of artistic resources and galleries. Because of this, Paris came to be known as a "City of Art". Particularly in sculpture and reliefs, Italian artists had a significant impact on the growth of art in Paris in the 16th and 17th century. Throughout the French Baroque and Classical eras, when painting and sculpture were the glory of the French monarchy, the French royal family hired numerous Parisian painters to beautify their palaces.