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Experience the magic of Moulin Rouge with its legendary can-can and mesmerizing dance performances. Discover why it remains a symbol of Parisian glamour and excitement.
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In the southwest of Montmartre, on Boulevard de Clichy, is the historic Moulin Rouge with the iconic red windmill on its roof, a cultural hub for the wealthy bourgeois and the working class alike since the late 1800s. With an 850-seat hall, spread across multiple levels, facing the center stage, the interiors give away warm and cozy vibes decorated with a constellation of hundreds of small red glowing table lamps– the face of Parisian nightlife.
Féerie is a revue show, consisting of a series of short sketches, songs, and dances. The show is presented across four spectacular acts that take the audience on an enchanting journey through the universe, one filled with feathers, sequins, and rhinestones. From the iconic French Cancan, reimagined with modern flair, to a variety of artistic expressions, the Féerie Revue transports audiences into a magical realm of color and creativity.
Named after the famous choreographer Doris Haung, the Dorris Girls are a group of talented and passionate dancers at the heart of every show at the Moulin Rouge. After the first 1.5 hours, the Doriss girls take to the stage in their frilly dresses and feathered headgear to delight the audience with their stunning performance of the French Cancan dance. Did you know the Moulin Rouge holds world records for the most leg lifts behind the head (30 in 30 seconds) and the most French Cancan 'ronds de jambe' (29 in 30 seconds)?
The backstage magic of the Moulin Rouge comes alive as the clock strikes 7pm. A dedicated team transforms artists with over 1000 bespoke costumes and 500 pairs of shoes for the Féerie show. Legendary performers like La Goulue, Joséphine Baker, and Jane Avril, along with iconic singers such as Édith Piaf and Liza Minnelli, have graced this stage, solidifying the Moulin Rouge's place in entertainment history.
Recommended tickets:
Moulin Rouge Show with Champagne
Recommended tickets:
Moulin Rouge Show with Dinner
The Féerie show is renowned for its stunning production values:
Performers: Over 80 artists participate in the show, including dancers, jugglers, and acrobats.
Costumes: More than 1,000 Italian-designed costumes are utilized throughout the performance, adorned with feathers, rhinestones, and sequins.
Music: The show features a live orchestra with around 80 musicians and 60 backing singers who provide an immersive musical backdrop.
Compare it to other Parisian cabarets like Paradis Latin and Crazy Horse here.
Crazy Horse celebrates the female form through a minimalist dance performance illuminated by light. The focus is on the dancers' bodies, showcased without elaborate costumes.
Why choose?
Moulin Rouge, a world-renowned cabaret, offers a grand theatrical experience. The iconic French Cancan, with its dazzling costumes and energetic music, is a highlight.
Why choose?
Paradis Latin, a historic venue, offers a mix of traditional and contemporary performances. The shows, similar to Moulin Rouge but more affordable, feature acrobatics, music and dance.
Why choose?
The first show is from 9–11pm (doors open at 8pm)
The last show is from 11:30pm–1:30am (doors open at 10:45pm)
Show duration: 2 hours
Dinner starts at 7pm (doors open at 6:45 pm);
Show starts at 9pm
Total duration: Between 4 hours and 4.5 hours
Address: 82 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris, France
Seating is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Early arrival is recommended to secure the best views.
The full experience, including dinner and the show, lasts approximately four hours. Dinner service starts at 7pm, and the show begins at 9pm.
Moulin Rouge accommodates guests with disabilities, including step-free entry and assistance for those with mobility challenges.
Absolutely. The Féerie show is a visual spectacle with music and dance, making it universally enjoyable regardless of language.
Tickets for the Moulin Rouge should be booked as early as possible, especially during peak tourist seasons, holidays or weekends, to ensure availability as the tickets go on sale six months prior, and it’s a housefull every night at the venue.
Moulin Rouge serves refined French cuisine curated by award-winning chefs. Menu options include gourmet meats, seafood, vegetarian dishes, and decadent desserts, paired with champagne or beverages of choice.
Children under 6 are not allowed, and the experience is recommended for adult audiences due to the sophisticated content of the performances.
If you are in Montmartre only to attend a show at Moulin Rouge, here’s a suggestion - reach the neighborhood 3 hours before the show. This way, you can visit some landmark sites and maybe grab coffee at a quaint Parisian cafe.
One of Paris’ must-see romantic spots, the Wall of Love, was created by artists Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito in 2000. The wall is navy blue and made of more than 600 enameled lava rock tiles, and on each tile are the words “I love you” written, in more than 250 languages.
Set inside the former residence of famous artists, Renoir and Valadon, the Montmartre Museum was opened in 1960 and houses paintings that depict Montmartre villages in days gone by, with farmlands and windmills. While here, visit Café Renoir, set in the museum’s gardens, overlooking its vineyards.
A cobblestone street in the heart of Montmartre, Place du Tertre is filled with quaint cafes and restaurants and an atmosphere that is lively and relaxed. Look your best while visiting this street, so you can have your portrait painted by one of the many talented street artists.
Climb to the dome late in the evening and catch one of the breathtaking sunsets of your life. After all, it is one of Paris’ must-visit sunset points. The view of the neighborhood and the basilica are impressive from above.
