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Fascinating Places to go to...
Leading recent trends and events in Paris:
A lot of the nightlife in Paris centers on clubs featuring jazz music and more recent L__a__t__i__n__a
Danza and Swing musical genres. The Paradis Latin considers itself the most Parisian of the great cabarets
as well as the Les Trois maillet.
For the more J__a__z__z__y Scene The Man Ray owned by Johnny Depp, John Malkovich, and
Sean Penn. Whereas, the Pigalle is the seedy sex centre of Paris, neverthelss. having great good musical venues and
the Moulin Rouge cabaret where the cancan is still performed. The La Locomotive is
next door This Summer the Montmartre is heaving along with the views over Paris in and around the Sacre-Coeur which
are unbeatable by everyone who has visited. And if you ever get home sick then Harry's Bar is an automatic sociocultural
pick - me - up.
Bastille is buzzing with bars and clubs but is a bit too
hectic for some..
For cutting edge and very avant garde house, rap and funk and some oddities in rock bands, nevertheless,
in all of of Paris is the former Turkish bath house Les Bains-Douches. W___O___W!!! Another item is, again
former public bathhouse Les Bains on 7 Bourg-l'Abbe 75003 Paris - T : 0148870180 where DJ's rule with selections from their mystery selections
which ranges from R'N'B to electronics, especially is you to really like to dance.
AOh ya in my continual Lido watch.....
A "mythical Parisian nightspot," Lido is now over 60:
Article -Half a million people travel to Paris'
Champs Elysees Avenue each year to see its emblematic showdancers -- the Bluebell Girls -- twirl and kick, as 400 pairs of
hands toil quietly backstage to keep the magic ticking over.
Cabaret dancing first appeared during France's
so-called "Belle Epoque", a period of flourishing artistic innovation at the end of the 19th century.
But
the Lido has since carved out a place as a high-temple devoted to the art, playing host to 2,000 people every night....
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Paradis Latin
Paradis d'Amour,
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The Paradis Latin considers itself the most Parisian of the great cabarets. This calling can be
seen in the decoration of the theatre built by Gustave Eiffel, in the incredible world famous French CanCan and in most of
the ballets. The famous shows of the Paradis Latin, such as Paris Paradis, Nuit de Paradis, Paradisiac, Champagne, Hello Paradis,
Viva Paradis have all remained loyal and reflect the Parisian spirit.
Still, today we tastefully present scenes that are
both modern and exciting without undermining this view of Paris. Having premiered to rave reviews, Paradis d'Amour, with its
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Rendez-Vous with French Cinema
Feb. 28 - March 11, 2007
Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall &
Walter Reade
Theater /
IFC Center
New York, NY
New Yorkers can immerse themselves in the newest in French filmmaking for
12 straight days during this year's Rendez-Vous with French Cinema, presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and Unifrance
USA. The 12th edition of the popular annual series will present the American debuts of 16 French films, welcoming a distinguished
list of directors and actors to New York City to introduce their works.
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Every Sunday night from 6:00pm until 1:00am.
1, 24 Rue de l'arrivée (M° Montparnasse-Bienvenue)
Mix Club in Montparnasse, among others, holds this weekly social gathering and club soiree every Sunday evening from 6:00pm
to 1:00am. The perfect way to end your weekend.
 http://www.mixclub.fr
Every Friday and Saturday night
1, 34, rue du Départ (M° Montparnasse Bienvenue)
On Friday and Saturday nights, this club in Montparnasse attracts a young, monied crowd intent on having a good time. Be
prepared to stay late; the party doesn't stop until 10:00am!
http://www.enfer.fr/
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Paris No # 1 Bar - Lounge Chez Georges,
11 rue des Canettes, 75006, Paris So says The Guardian [via Gridskipper], as this week travel editor Isabel Choat rounded up her very favorite places on the planet to imbibe. It's in the #1 spot,
but we can't tell whether that means it's the best of the best, worst of the best, or randomly placed in the list. About the
6th Arr. wine bar, she says:
A dingy, smoky cellar bar. Walking into Chez Georges is like finding yourself on the set of a Truffaut film. It’s full of effortlessly cool people who don’t seem to be up themselves, which of course makes them seem
even cooler. Early evening everyone is huddled round tiny tables drinking red wine out of glass tumblers or squeezed on to
sofas. Come closing time the floor is a mass of flailing limbs and nodding heads.
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Barfly
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8 Rue Boissy d'Anglas, Paris, France
Telephone: 0153059009
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22 Rue des Saules, Paris, France
Paris, FR
La Nouvelle Eve
25, rue Pierre Fontaine - 75009 Paris - Tel: 01 42 85 38 27 ;
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102,Ave des Chanps-Elysees, Paris, France
Paris, FR 75008
Le Vip Room
76/78, avenue des Champs Elysees 75008 Paris Telephone 0156691669
L'Etoile
12, Presbourg 75016 Paris Telephone 0145007870
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11 Rue de Lappe, Paris, France
Paris, FR 75011
Nirvana
4, avenue Matignon Paris
Nobu Bar
15, Marbeuf Paris
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25, Bv.Poissonniere, Paris, France
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Paris, FR
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Paris, FR
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Select Night Club
Monkey Club (Le) - 65-67, Pierre Charron 75008 Paris - T : 0158562051
House ElectroTechno
Night Club
Le Back-Up - 18, de la croix-nivert 75015 Paris - T : 0147832617 Le Batofar - 11 quai Francois Mauriac 75013 Paris Le Bus Palladium - 6 Fontaine 75009 Paris - T : 0153210733 La Casbah - 18 de la Forge Royale75011 Paris - T : 0143710439 Le Duplex - 2 bis avenue Foch 75116 Paris - T : 0145004500 L'Enfer - 34 rue du Depart 75015 Paris - T : 0142799453 Le Folie's Pigalle - 11, place Pigalle75009 Paris - T : 0148782526 Le Gibus - 18, rue du Faubourg du Temple 75010 Paris - T : 0147007888 Le Hammam Club - 94 d'Amsterdam 75009 Paris - T : 0155078000 La Loco - 90 bd de Clichy 75018 Paris Les Planches - 40 Colisee 75008 Paris - T : 0142251168 Le Queen - 102 av, des Champs Elysees 75008 Paris - T : 0153890890 Le Rex - 5, boulevard Poissonnière 75002 Paris - T : 0142362883 La Scène - 16 Linois 75015 Paris - T : 0145778080 Le Scorp
- 25, boulevard Poissonniere 75002 Paris - T : 0140262830 Le Wagg - 62 Mazarine 75006 Paris - T : 0155422200
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Additional Information:
Destination Paris / French Singers [ GroupSite ]
The real rave now is Le New Morning.
Details Below....
The restaurant of the Musee de Quai Branly is called Les Ombres: Sandypawsthree
Your Restaurant Reviews here.......
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Japanese Restaurants:
Tip: When you are at Opera and looking avenue de l'opera direction
Louvres/Palais- Royal, japanese restaurants
are at the east, left side
of the avenue, especially rue Sainte-Anne. When i worked for Lloyds
Bank at the corner
boulevard des Capucines/rue des Capucines (which has moved), I liked to eat at the place du marché Saint-Honoré
Yakitory,
which was funny when their staff was only japanese. It(s not so funny with Indian or Tamul staff.Because japanese restaurants
employed this lasts years chinese staff, there is a lot of japanese restaurant owned by Chineses. One of them, at Val-de-Fontenay,
have a japanese part and a chinese part, and common sanitarys (toilets).
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