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The Eiffel Tower is to turn red for a week next month to mark the Chinese New Year on January 24.

Giant lights will bathe the monument from that date as part of celebrations that will also include a traditional Chinese dragon parade along the Champs-Elysees.

Officials say the lights would still be working when President Hu Jintao visits the French capital three days after the Chinese New Year.

France in October launched a 10-month programme of cultural events dedicated to China.

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