Instituto Cervantes - Locations

Locations

The Instituto Cervantes operates Centros Cervantes (full-fledged centres), and Aulas Cervantes (smaller "lecture halls"), as well as a network of associated institutions. These are Centros Acreditados (within Spain) and Centros Asociados (outside Spain). Its locations can be found:

• Centros Cervantes:
  • Europe
    • Austria (Vienna)
    • Belgium (Brussels)
    • Bulgaria (Sofia)
    • Cyprus (Nicosia)
    • Czech Republic (Prague)
    • France (Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris, Toulouse)
    • Germany (Berlin, Bremen, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg, Munich)
    • Greece (Athens) The original Athens Cervantes Institute opened in 1992; in March 2010, Greek-born Queen Sofia of Spain opened its new building.
    • Hungary (Budapest)
    • Ireland (Dublin, see 53°20′31″N 6°15′06″W / 53.341975°N 6.251575°W / 53.341975; -6.251575)
    • Italy (Milan, Naples, Palermo, Rome)
    • Netherlands (Utrecht)
    • Poland (Warsaw, Kraków)
    • Portugal (Lisbon)
    • Romania (Bucharest)
    • Serbia (Belgrade)
    • Sweden (Stockholm)
    • United Kingdom (Leeds, London, Manchester)
  • Algeria (Algiers, Oran)
  • Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Brasília, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre, Recife, Curitiba, Florianópolis)
  • China (Beijing)
  • Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria)
  • Israel (Tel Aviv)
  • Japan (Tokyo)
  • Jordan (Amman)
  • Lebanon (Beirut)
  • Morocco (Casablanca, Fes, Rabat, Tangier, Tétouan, Marrakech)
  • Philippines (Manila)
  • Russia (Moscow)
  • Syria (Damascus)
  • Tunisia (Tunis)
  • Turkey (Istanbul)
  • United States (Albuquerque, Boston, Boston University, Chicago, New York, Seattle, U. of Washington)

• Centros Acreditados
  • Spain See http://centrosasociados.cervantes.es/CAcreditados.asp

• Centros Asociados:
  • Europe
    • Ireland (Cork, see University College Cork, Department of Hispanic Studies)

• Aulas Cervantes:
  • Algeria (Annaba, Tlemcen)
  • Australia (Sydney)
  • Bulgaria (Sofia)
  • Croatia (Zagreb)
  • India (New Delhi)
  • Indonesia (Jakarta)
  • Morocco (Nador)
  • Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
  • Slovakia (Bratislava)
  • Slovenia (Liubliana)
  • Vietnam (Hanoi)