Edith Piaf, Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, the famous Mistinguett… they all performed on the Moulin Rouge stage. Located in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, on Boulevard de Clichy at the foot of the Montmartre hill, the Moulin Rouge is a must-see destination. Founded in 1889 by Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler, the Moulin Rouge is one of the most renowned cabarets in the world. A true music-hall legend, the magic of the Moulin Rouge shines through in every performance, memorable and exceptional every time.
Highlights
The Moulin Rouge's "Féérie" revue features 80 performers, including 60 Doriss Girls from all over the world, a thousand costumes, rhinestones and sequins galore… Two hours of magical spectacle, extraordinary choreography, and fabulous sets, all within a hall draped in red velvet and steeped in "Belle Époque" atmosphere.
If you can, choose the dinner-and-show package. Chef David Le Quellec offers a distinctly French gourmet dinner made up of delicate dishes you can enjoy alongside a glass of champagne. Three menus are available: Belle Époque, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Mistinguett.
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Tips
Proper dress is required: shorts, sportswear, and sneakers are not allowed, while jackets and ties are appreciated. Spending an evening at the Moulin Rouge is fairly pricey, but it's a Parisian experience you'll always remember. The standard rate for a dinner-and-show package at the Moulin Rouge ranges from 190 to 220 euros.
How to get there
Metro: get off at Blanche station on line 2, then walk along the boulevard past the sex shops. You won't have to go far before spotting the famous Moulin Rouge windmill…
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