SALON DE THÉ DU CENTRE CULTUREL POUYA
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2024
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2024
It is installed on large Persian poufs that you sip with nonchalance tea to cardamom. In so doing, you can appreciate the collection of percussion and string instruments belonging to the master of the sites, Abbas Baktiari, who has been a refugee in France for over twenty years. The space, entirely dedicated to the defence of independent Iranian culture and Persian art, will also offer you numbers of shows and courses among which music, traditional and folk dance, Persian language… What to testify and enjoy a 2 500 year old culture.
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A façade that does not attract really yet, what a place! A cannon place to enjoy a tea after a walk along the canal. The mint tea is delicious. I recommend this place that changes usual tea rooms.
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