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Polimnia
 The
association Polimnia is a school of
Italian language and culture that has
been created in 2004 in Paris to promote
the Italian culture.
The school proposes several courses
and events: regular courses, thematic
workshops, debates about the history
of art and so on.
Address:
4 rue de Valence,
75005 Paris
Access:
Les Gobelins
For
more information:
www.polimnia.eu
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Centre
de langue et culture italienne
 It
is a non-profit making association,
founded in 1979, which represents one
the main Italian cultural center in
France.
This associative center proposes several
services and activities like courses
of Italian language, projections of
movies, debates, conferences, courses
for children and so on.
Address:
4 rue Prêtres-St-Séverin
75005 Paris
Tel: 01 46 34 27 00
Access:
Saint Michel
For
more information:
www.centreculturelitalien.com |
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Dante
Alighieri
 Founded
in 1880 by the poet Giosué Carducci,
the association “Dante Aligheri”
is the oldest association promoting
the Italian language and culture.
It is a prestigious organization, present
in about 60 countries with 3300 school
and 500 committees, proposing high-quality
language courses and linguistic holidays
in Italy.
The association also offers courses
of cooking, literature, cinema, guided
visits, excursions and many other activities.
Address:
12, rue Sédillot
75007 Paris
Tel: 01 47 05 16 26
Access:
Ecole militaire
For
more information:
www.ladante.fr |
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Accattone
 It
is a magic place for filmgoers who
love particularly the classic movies
of the Italian cinema: Fellini, De
Sica, Antonioni, Visconti and above
all Pasolini.
It’s no accident that the cinema
is called “Accattone”:
it is named after the popular movie
of Pasolini, the Italian moviemaker
who died before his time.
It is not an Italian cinema but a
European cinema oriented on Italian
movies.
Since 1996, the cinema organizes a
contest to award the Pier Paolo Pasolini
prize.
Address:
20, rue Cujas
75005 Paris
Tel: 01 46 33 86 86
Access:
Cluny-La Sorbonne |
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La Tour de Babel
 It
is not only a bookshop but it is an
important cultural meeting point.
All the lovers of the Italian culture
visit regularly the bookshop of Fortunato
Tramuta.
The Tour de babel has opened its doors
in 1984 and proposes more than 11.000
books (90% of them are in Italian).
Besides romances and the classics of
the Italian tradition, you will find
a wide choice of books for learning
Italian, dictionaries and Italian movies.
The bookshop organizes often meetings
with the writers and with university
teachers to present their works or to
discuss about a particular subject.
Address:
10, rue du Roi-de-Sicile
75004 Paris
Tel: 01 42 77 32 40
Access:
Saint-Paul
For
more information:
www.tour-de-babel.com |
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La Libreria
 The
Libreria, the new Italian bookshop of
Paris inaugurated in 2006, is located
between the Opera Garnier and Gare de
l’Est.
This bookshop offers a rich selection
of French and Italian books.
Andrea and Florence have been able to
create a place where culture and friendliness
live together.
M any cultural events and art exhibitions
are organized during the year.
Indirizzo:
89, rue Fbg Poissonnière
75009 Paris
Tel: 01.40.22.06.94
Access:
Bonne Nouvelle
For
more information:
www.libreria.fr |
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Made in Italy
 The
association Made in Italy was created
in 2004 to reunite all the Italians
living in France, French people with
Italian origins and all the lovers of
Italian culture.
For
more information:
http://www.madeinitaly-asso.fr/ |
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