Paradis Latin Cabaret (Paris, France)
Paradis Latin Cabaret
The Paradis Latin, a Parisian cabaret bursting with history, nestled in the heart of the Latin Quarter since 1889.
The history of Paradis Latin has begun in the early 19th century. Built 500 meters from Notre-Dame de Paris by Napoleon, the building was initially a theater where bourgeois and intellectuals used to mingle with merchants, workmen and students. It was possible to meet Balzac, Alexandre Dumas and Prosper Mérimée there. However, it is only since 1889, when Gustave Eiffel rebuilt it, that the Paradis Latin has become a place of wonder and entertainment. At present, it is impossible to imagine the French capital without the Paradis Latin, a mythical Parisian cabaret whose lighthearted and burlesque spirit has endured through time.
A fabulous cocktail of musical comedy, lavish fanfare, and celebration (not forgetting the famous French cancan!), at the spectacular dance show L’Oiseau Paradis, an evening of mind-blowing, all-dancing, all-singing entertainment awaits you in the heart of Paris! Gravity-defying aerial displays, captivating dances charged with beauty and seduction, and an extraordinary finale can all be found at the Paradis Latin for an unforgettable evening. Glitz, glamour, feathers, and fishnets converge in a spectacular evening show to complete your Parisian trip.
Step into a different world bursting with splendour and colour with the Paradis Latin Cabaret… there’s nothing more Parisian than dinner, champagne, and cabaret all in the heart of Paris’ historic and bustling Latin Quarter, just a scenic walk away from the mesmerizing Pantheon and Sorbonne district. A dance show in a venue steeped in Parisian history – what's not to love?