About this tour
Spend an evening at Paradis Latin, a cabaret built by Gustave Eiffel in 1889, watching nearly thirty performers deliver high-energy dance, live vocals and modern stagecraft. The three-hour show includes a reworked French Cancan with genuine audience participation. Pair it with an optional three-course dinner crafted daily by Guy Savoy (three Michelin stars), featuring traditional French dishes, plus half a bottle of wine and a quarter bottle of champagne.
Highlights
- Nearly thirty international performers and live singers on stage
- Modern French Cancan choreography with audience interaction
- Three-course dinner by Guy Savoy, prepared fresh daily
- Half bottle wine and quarter bottle champagne included
- Historic 1889 cabaret venue inside Eiffel's original building
What to expect
The show runs three hours from start to finish. Dinner arrives in courses timed between performances, so you'll eat and watch simultaneously. Expect lively, glamorous staging with dancers, acrobats and contemporary production design—not a stuffy period piece. The French Cancan gets reimagined with modern music and choreography. Performers move through the room and interact directly with tables; it's participatory without being forced. Wine and champagne flow throughout. The hall manager assigns seating on the day of your visit based on party size and chosen menu.
Good to know
Bring cash for optional cloakroom (€2 per item) and professional photos (€12 each). The venue sits near public transport but you'll need separate transport to and from. Menus change seasonally and can be adapted for allergies or dietary requirements. Not recommended for children under six. The venue is wheelchair accessible.
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