Citizens with an excitement for art may want to book London hotels over this autumn and winter as a new exhibition is going on display.
At the centre of the offering is a vast print designed by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, which is hanging in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
It is part of a collection motivated by dance company the Ballet Russes and its artistic director Serge Diaghilev. It will be on show from September until January.
Those planning trips to hotels in London may be interested to note that Picasso's print measures an impressive 10.4 metres by 11.7 metres and it was designed for the dance organisation in 1924.
The cloth had originally been bought in auction more than forty years ago but this is the first time it is going on display at the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Saying on addition, the venue's director Mark Jones said: It is delighted to be showing its unrivalled collection of Diaghilev and Ballets Russes' objects in this timely exhibition."
Meanwhile, those staying in London hotels will also have a range of other artistic offerings to peruse during their visits.
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