Let the glamour of the French CanCan seduce you as you enjoy the Paradis Latin show, the most Parisian of the grands cabarets in the heart of the Latin Quarter of Paris. An unmissable event!
Paradis Latin
Located right in the heart of the Latin Quarter of Paris, the Paradis Latin cabaret was originally opened by Napoleon in 1803 as the 'Théâtre Latin.' It came to be one of the most important hotspots of Parisian nightlife until a fire broke out in 1870.
The engineer Gustave Eiffel rebuilt the theatre while also constructing the tower that carries his name. The theatre re-opened its doors in 1889 under its current name. After several decades of closure, it was renovated in the 1970s, and since then, it has been returned to its former glory as one of the highlights of Parisian nightlife.
The theatre is decorated in keeping with Gustave Eiffel's original plans, and on top of the hall sits the beautiful dome that he designed in the 19th century. All of the details of the period features have been maintained to keep Paradis Latin the most Parisian of the grands cabarets.
The show
In an authentic French atmosphere, you'll enjoy the L'Oiseau Paradis show, a spectacle combining music and dance, directed by the famous choreographer Kamel Ouali and brought to life by the best artists available. You'll enjoy a show that combines comedy, sensuality, poetry, excitement, and new technologies, sure to leave you breathless. The master of ceremonies will ensure you enjoy an unforgettable night, with your glass of champagne the cherry on the cake!
As the night draws to a close, the Paradis Latin team will amaze you with their final performance, a no-hold-barred Grand Finale to top off an unforgettable evening.
Dining at the Paradis Latin
If you want the full experience of the Parisian cabaret, there's nothing better than dinner before the big show. Paradis Latin's offering of culinary delights matches the excellent quality of its artists and its long history. You can choose between the following two options:
Both menus include half a bottle of mineral water, half a bottle of wine and a quarter of a bottle of champagne.
