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The City of Light truly heats up after dark. So, if you want to paint the town rouge after dutifully pounding the parquet in museums all day, there's a dazzling array of options to partake of. Whether you're a jazz fiend or a dance freak, a patron of the arts or a lounge lizard seeking refuge in a bar where the model count is high, Paris provides ample destinations for nocturnal creatures. From opulent opera houses to low-key bars, dance floors in 17th-century cellars, or just the light-splintered Seine, you can find it all in Paris after dark. The hottest nightspots are near Menilmontant and Parmentier, the Bastille, and the Marais.
By comparison, the Left Bank is definitely a minor happening scene. The Champs-Élysées is making a comeback, especially with stylish singles bars on its side streets, though the clientele on the main drag itself remains predominantly foreign. Midweek, people are usually home after closing hours, around 2 AM, but weekends mean late-night partying. Take note: the last métro runs between 12:30 and 1 AM (you can take a cab, though they can be hard to find between midnight and 2 AM on weekends); you may just have to stay out until the métro starts running again at 5:30 AM. |
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Go out in the trendiest and liveliest spots in Paris! Sample a selection of the best bars in the city bars ranging from those with DJs and dance floors to the most luxurious and trendy ones. Finish off with a little dancing and flirting in the most fashionable clubs of Paris... |
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Enjoy an unforgettable evening at a dinner show at the Moulin Rouge including private transport in a luxury vehicle. Savour an excellent meal from the Belle Epoque menu before witnessing this resplendent cabaret made world famous by the paintings of Toulouse Lautrec and discover the new revue "Feerie", and its "joie de vivre" cancan... |
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For the ultimate evening in Paris, enjoy a glittering cabaret show with dinner or champagne at the Paradis Latin - the oldest traditional French cabaret in the world. After the show, you can be the star as you take to the stage to dance until the clock strikes midnight. It's the perfect Paris experience! |
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| Au Pied de Cochon - Paris |
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6 Rue Coquillière
Paris
France 75001
Tel: 33 1 40 13 77 00
It's one of the few 24-hour restaurants in Paris and the spacious red-leather banquettes are transformed by a new, if pleasantly rowdy, crowd: postprandial clubbers and high-haired night owls ... |
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| Batofar - Paris |
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11 Quai François Mauriac
Paris
France 75013
Tel: 33 1 53 60 17 30
the Batofar is also a lighthouse for the electronica scene in Paris, with well-known international DJs regularly appearing on the monthly roster (expect to hear anything from indie-rock to funk, too), as well as live music.... |
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| Hemingway Bar - Paris |
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15 Place Vendôme
Paris
France 75041
Tel: 33 1 43 16 33 65
The library-paneled and pouffy-chaired Hemingway is tucked away at the back of the Ritz and widely considered the best place to get a cocktail in Paris. Its top barman, Colin Field, is a world-class perfecter of ambrosias such as the Picasso Martini and the French 75... |
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| Le Bar du Plaza Athénée - Paris |
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25 Avenue Montaigne
Paris
France 75008
Tel: 33 1 53 67 66 00
When Patrick Jouin (protégé of design diva Phillipe Starck) introduced a bar carved in glass to look like ice in the cleverly renovated Plaza Athénée, it began drawing in a megawatt crowd of local politicos and media types... |
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| Le Fumoir - Paris |
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6 Rue de l'Amiral Coligny
Paris
France 75001
Tel: 33 1 42 92 00 24
The Fumoir's bar may have been imported from Chicago, but the velvet curtains, lacquered walls, long windows, and easy arrangement of leather club chairs feel distinctly Parisian, as does the view onto the Louvre, with a peephole glimpse of the Seine... |
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| Le Sunset/Le Sunside - Paris |
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60 Rue des Lombards
Paris
France 75001
Tel: 33 1 40 26 46 60
Paris is one of the few places in the world where people under 20 still proudly declare themselves "jazzophile" and where jazz clubs are plentiful, well-attended, and even fun. The Sunset/Sunside is certainly the most atmospheric—crepuscular and, yes, still smoky—with two clubs in one... |
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| Moulin Rouge - Paris |
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82 Boulevard de Clichy
Paris
France 75018
Tel: 33 1 53 09 82 82
Before Las Vegas, and even Ziegfeld, there was a time when a visit to Paris meant catching a "show"—where else could frothy underwear look like so much fun? For authentic kitsch, the spectacle at Montmartre's Moulin Rouge, is still worth the visit.... |
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| Neo Club - Paris |
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23 Rue de Ponthieu
Paris
France 75008
Tel: 33 1 42 25 57 14
A main after-dark drag lined with velvet ropes and doormen, nightclubs rarely last from one ready-to-wear collection to the next. Neo, however, has hit upon a winning formula of simple white leather sofas, an eager-to-please mix of dance hits, and a way with models and visiting U.S. celebrities.... |
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| Nouveau Casino - Paris |
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109 Rue Oberkampf
Paris
France 75011
Tel: 33 1 43 57 57 40
One of Paris's most appealing nightspots, this live music venue hosts crowded dance parties and books international rock and pop groups and up-and-coming local acts... |
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| Paris Social Club - Paris |
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142 Rue Montmartre
Paris
France 75002
The space is dark and scrappy, but patrons come for the revolving door of disc jockeys competing for the best set list. The music is wildly variable—from rap to electro-trance to punk and back—but the crowd is consistently serious about the music, and grooving to it... |
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| Showcase - Paris |
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Pont Alexandre III
Port de Champs Elysées
Paris
France 75008
The size sounds (and is) overwhelming, though it also means—by some acoustic miracle—that different music can be played in the same space: say, a lesbian punk-croon band on one side of the dividing bar and funk on the other... |
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| Queen - Paris |
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102 Ave. des Champs-Elysées, Paris, 33-892-707-330
Queen is still the mother ship of gay nightlife in Paris, a giant dance palace on the Champs Elysées that feels like you've walked straight into a disco ball. During the week it's a mixed crowd, but the weekend gay-themed parties are legendary... |
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| Les Bains Douches - Paris |
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7 Rue du Bourg L'Abbé, Paris, France, 33-1-48-87-01-80
Renovated and reopened Les Bains Douches is regaining its reputation for fun with weekly dinner-dances on its flashing dance floor ... |
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| La Scène - Paris |
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2 bis Rue des Taillandiers, Paris 33-1-48-06-50-70
In the Bastille neighborhood, La Scène, with its old-fashioned rock stage and theatrical atmosphere, has both live music and "clubbing" nights, including a popular gay Sunday night fete... |
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| Le Rive Gauche - Paris |
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1 Rue Sabot, Paris, France 33-1-40-20-43-23
For a taste of lesbian history in motion, visit Le Rive Gauche in Saint Germain: It is reputed to be the former hangout of Gertrude Stein and Natalie Barney, though it's doubtful they saw it lined with mirrors, '70s-style (Women-Centric Firday's & Saturday's)... |
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Paris Pass - $106.23
Discover the joy of unlimited sightseeing with the Paris Pass, which gives you free entry to the best attractions Paris has to offer. Save time as you skip the queues with fast track entry at many attractions, including the Louvre and Musee d'Orsay, and take advantage of special offers at various Paris restaurants and shops! |
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Disneyland Paris - $114.30
Explore Disneyland Park and travel freely through the Kingdom of Entertainment and its 5 famous lands in Disneyland Paris. |
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Romantic Cruise & Dinner - $336.18
What could be more romantic than a private evening out in Paris for two? You'll cruise along the Seine River, have a romantic three-course dinner at a Paris brasserie then tour Paris by night in a private car to see the city's brilliantly illuminated monuments and buildings!
After dinner, you'll take a Paris by Night illuminations tour to see Paris' floodlit buildings. On your return to your hotel, a rose "for Madame" and a half-bottle of fine champagne will be waiting for you to bring your night out for two in Paris, the city of romance, to a suitably romantic close |
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