PARIS
29 Tours Reviewed
If you want old-school Paris with a techy twist, this fits. Paradis Latin is the city’s oldest cabaret space, first created under Napoleon in 1803 and later rebuilt by Gustave Eiffel in 1889, so you’re not just buying a seat—you’re…
Paris nights can be simple and special. This evening pairs a proper French dinner with the kind of cabaret performance that makes the room feel like part of the story. The show at Artishow Cabaret Paris is built around dancers,…
Opera, but at your dinner table. You’ll enjoy a night inspired by how opera houses served meals as far back as the 17th century, with a Bel Canto recital that feels close and relaxed. I love the three-course French dinner…
Opera and dinner in Paris, up close. This Bel Canto show turns a meal into a mini opera evening: you sit for a 3-course dinner while singers perform famous arias from Mozart to Bizet and beyond. The vibe is intentionally…
A night at Paradis Latin feels like stepping into a time machine. This VIP package bundles a skip-the-line arrival, a chef-designed three-course dinner, and the L’Oiseau Paradis cabaret show, all in Paris’s Quartier Latin at the venue dating back to…
One hour and a half can change your whole Paris mood. Crazy Horse de Paris turns burlesque into theater, with the Totally Crazy show running in an intimate room near the Champs-Elysées. I like that the evening includes Champagne and…
If you want Paris in one hour, this is it. This intimate English comedy at Théâtre BO Saint-Martin is a rare kind of night out: a born-and-bred Parisian comedian turning everyday French habits into jokes you’ll get, even if your…
Netflix fans, lace up your shoes. This 100-minute guided Paris walk takes you through real streets tied to the Netflix series, from Emily’s home base ideas to the spots where you’ll want to stop, frame, and shoot. I love how…
Paris does theater better. For me, the big draw is the chance to see Féerie at the iconic Moulin Rouge, plus the included half bottle of complimentary champagne while the show is in full swing. The one catch I’d plan…
Moulin Rouge turns dinner into a show. The Feerie revue brings a troupe of 100 artists—including the Doriss Girls—plus eye-popping staging like cancan sequences on moving staircases and even a giant aquarium. It’s a very Paris-night thing: flashy, loud, and…
Cabaret at Madame Arthur keeps you on your toes. It mixes comedy, singing, and dancing with French songs performed by transvestite artists, plus a real nightclub built for the long haul. I love that the show is weekly, so the…
Paris at night gets cinematic here. The AURA show turns the Dôme des Invalides into a giant light-and-sound stage, and the effect is genuinely moving. I like how the visuals trace the building’s shapes, and how the music syncs with…
Some Paris nights are pure theater. This one pairs Ginger, an excellent Southeast Asian dinner, with entry to Crazy Horse Paris for the show Totally Crazy. You get an old-school glamorous stage production plus a proper sit-down meal, so you’re…
Crazy Horse is a fast, adult Paris night. It’s built around one big thing: a high-glam, avant-garde cabaret show called Totally Crazy, celebrating 65 years of the Crazy Horse style, with live dancers, singers, and music in an intimate room.…
Cabaret nights in Paris are never boring. This one hits the sweet spot: dinner, show, and a lot of audience fun in a Belle Époque–style venue near Moulin Rouge. At La Nouvelle Eve, you’ll get a 3-course meal with wine…
