Paris Entertainment

  1. Bistrot Latin

    If you want to perfect your salsa moves or dance your last tango in Paris, dance classes are held most evenings from at this club; upstairs is the Latino cinema, Le Latina.

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  2. La Pagode

    Set in the fairytale gardens of the mansion of the former proprietor of Bon Marché, this 19th-century Japanese pagoda was converted into a cinema in the 1930s. Its ceiling is held up by scaffolding, with plastic to stop the roof leaking, but the Ministry of Culture has now safeguarded its role as a venue for arthouse and classic films.

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  3. Le Champo

    The Champo, one of the most popular of the many Latin Quarter cinemas, features classics and retrospectives looking at the films of actors and directors such as Alfred Hitchcock, Jacques Tati, Alain Resnais, Frank Capra and Woody Allen. There are two salles (halls), one of which has wheelchair access.

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