Paris to welcome Game of Thrones exhibition
Paris may be still be masking in the summer sun but for Game of Thrones fans in the city winter is certainly coming, with the upcoming arrival of an exhibition devoted to the blockbuster TV series.
The free exhibition, which will include 70 items from the cult HBO series, will run from September 8th-12th at the Carrousel du Louvre.
The exhibition has already travelled to London, Berlin, Stockholm, Amsterdam and Tel Aviv. However, organizers promise that eighty percent of the Paris exhibit will be new, with a special focus on Series four.
New features include the wedding outfits of Margaery Tyrell and Joffrey Baratheon in the "Purple Wedding" section, which, according to the HBO are essential since “people were so entranced by that scene”.
Other highlights include a life-size White Walker, one of Khaleesi’s dragons as well as the mythical Iron Throne.
Visitors will also be able to virtually climb “the wall” that separates Westeros from the rest of the world.
See below for a preview from the Game of Thrones exhibition in London earlier this year:
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The free exhibition, which will include 70 items from the cult HBO series, will run from September 8th-12th at the Carrousel du Louvre.
The exhibition has already travelled to London, Berlin, Stockholm, Amsterdam and Tel Aviv. However, organizers promise that eighty percent of the Paris exhibit will be new, with a special focus on Series four.
New features include the wedding outfits of Margaery Tyrell and Joffrey Baratheon in the "Purple Wedding" section, which, according to the HBO are essential since “people were so entranced by that scene”.
Other highlights include a life-size White Walker, one of Khaleesi’s dragons as well as the mythical Iron Throne.
Visitors will also be able to virtually climb “the wall” that separates Westeros from the rest of the world.
See below for a preview from the Game of Thrones exhibition in London earlier this year:
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