Paris: Paradis Latin
Operating Hours:Evening shows several nights a week; check the schedule when booking
The Vibe:The oldest cabaret, in a theatre by Eiffel
The oldest working cabaret in Paris performs in a theatre built by Gustave Eiffel. On the Left Bank, it feels more intimate than the big Montmartre rooms.
A glass-roofed hall glows as dancers sweep across a small stage. The crowd is close enough to catch every feather and sequin.
- The oldest cabaret in Paris
- Set in a theatre designed by Gustave Eiffel
- A more intimate, locals' alternative to the big rooms
- Known for its energetic, close-up revue
Fit For
- 💕 Couples: "An intimate cabaret evening on the Left Bank."
- 🌍 Culture travellers: "Cabaret history in an Eiffel-built hall."
- 💼 Business: "A characterful night out for a small group."
- 🧳 Solo: "A booked, seated show that's easy alone."
Highlights
- The revue in Gustave Eiffel's glass-roofed theatre
- A close-up, intimate cabaret stage
- Optional champagne with the show
- The historic Left Bank setting — Hidden Gem
- The oldest cabaret still running in the city
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