(Last Update: 07.06.2025) One of my favorite areas of Paris MarshActually, it is not a place that is spread over a very large area, but it is a rich district that you will not be able to stop exploring as there is a different, qualified and attractive place that may attract your attention at almost every corner. In this article again Marais Districtone of the pleasant corners of Swedish Cultural Center – Center Culturel SuédoisI want to tell you about.

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Promoting the Swedish language and culture, carrying out studies on this subject, organizing exhibitions, concerts, speeches and promotions Swedish Cultural Center – Center Culturel Suédois (established in Paris by the Kingdom of Sweden forsantr cultural sueduva or santğ cultural sueduva) is of course a special place worth visiting, not only for its cultural activities, but also for its building and especially its cafe.

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making 1560based on, its final form 1770The name of the building, which has survived to the present day with some changes and area in the 1990s, is "Hôtel de Marle". While it was a private residence when it was first built, over time it was used by various small commercial enterprises such as carpet and envelope workshops, laboratories, etc. Swedish State in 1965 It was purchased by and underwent a comprehensive restoration. Opened in 1971 as the Swedish Cultural Center and has played an important role in promoting Sweden in France ever since.

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Carnavalet MuseumThis cultural center, located on the upper left side of , is behind a "Swedish blue" door that you will see on your left while walking on the street. It's a small enough place that you can pass by without seeing it if you don't turn your head and look... Sometimes, only one wing of that blue door is open, sometimes both wings are wide open and it pulls you in.

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The building, built in the shape of a "U", appears with a small courtyard in the middle, and this courtyard is generally used as a cafe area, where it is very enjoyable to sit and have a drink. Sometimes this courtyard creates an ideal atmosphere for open-air concerts or other events. In the summer months, you can access the backyard from the entrance at the back of the building, where you can borrow books and sun loungers and have a pleasant time lying in the garden, reading a book and chatting with your spouse and friends in a peaceful environment.

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When you enter the building, you can see various permanent and periodic exhibitions, as well as wander inside the beautiful halls where you can experience the original state of the building and the traces of ancient times in its real atmosphere. In these halls free exhibitions Believe me, sometimes even the historical paintings adorning the walls are worth going in just to "take a look and leave". Afterwards, I recommend you to sit in the cafe and drink at least one coffee.

Swedish Cultural Center Center Culturel Suedois Paris Pariste.Net

This Swedish Cultural Center, which also includes the Swedish Institute “Institut Suédois” by subway If you want to come M1 metro of the line Saint Paul After getting off at the station, cross the road at the station exit Rue Malher or Rue PaveeAll you have to do is enter from and walk up. A little ahead on the right Carnavalet MuseumWhen you pass , you will see it on your left.

Swedish Cultural Center Center Culturel Suedois Paris Pariste.Net

Marais DistrictIf you are wandering around, if you like to wander from street to street and get lost, you will definitely come across this place. When you see this blue door, do not hesitate to enter. Right opposite the cultural center SquareGeorge Cain There is a small but cute park called; After going in and out of there, there is an interesting museum at the back parallel, which can be visited free of charge. Cognac-Jay MuseumIf you want, you can also stop by. Jewish pastry shop nearby Sacha Finkelsztajn one of my favorite places.

The Swedish Cultural Center is open every day except Mondays between 12:00 and 19:00. The days and times of seasonal exhibitions may vary. To get up-to-date information about events, you can check out the official website of the Swedish Cultural Center – Center Culturel Suédois. Already all detailed information about the Marais Region at this link available.

Pleasant trips, pleasant discoveries.

 

 

 

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