Paris Museum Isanglo activities

Paris by night

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For lovers of Jazz - Duc des Lombards

An ever changing line-up of talent, there's also a restaurant open till late for midnight snacks. This is probably one of the best in Paris.
www.ducdeslombards.com
43 rue des Lombards 75001 t: 01 42 33 22 88

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15cent15 Lounge Bar

An extention of the Hotel Marignan on the Champs-Elysees great for a cocktail of afternoon tea. Just feel like a few drinks and perhaps a club sandwich (20 euros), try this place.
www.hotelmarignan.fr
12 rue de Marignan, 75008 t: 01 40 76 34 59

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Le Crazy Horse Saloon

This famous Parisian show has been running since the 1950’s. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I totally enjoyed the light show, dancing, scant costumes (OK maybe a feather or two) and precise choreography. It is not a ‘spectacle' like The Lido or Moulin Rouge. The stage is small and we were seated less than five feet away from the performers however this added to the authenticity of its original intention; an intimate ‘cabaret’.

The ‘Forever Crazy’ theme featured a wonderful tap dancing act by ‘Slav and Roman’. Their appearance brought a huge ‘sigh’ from the male audience however by the finale, the audience was rapturous.
All the dancers are chosen for the ‘likeness’, size and shape of their body and breasts and seem almost plastic like and without imperfections (I’m told lighting and make-up works magic). All the dancers are very beautiful and agile. Couples dominated on this Friday evening in February, if nudity doesn’t offend, go and enjoy.

M: George V or Alma-Marceau
Prices from 100 euros for show and champagne.
www.lecrazyhorseparis.com
12 ave George V, 75008 t: 01 47 23 32 32

Trendy Night Spots for an 'aperitif' or 'nightcap'

Oberkampft - trendy, local Parisians still head here, visit the Clown Bar, 114 rue Amelot (Métro: Filles du Calvaire or Oberkampf), L'Estaminet, 116 rue Oberkampf Le Vin de Zinc, 25 rue Oberkam (zinc top bar), Nouveau Casino et Café Charbon, 109 rue Oberkampf

Bastille - a very young scene with lots of interesting restaurants and outdoor dining.

Place Vendome and Faubourg St.-Honoré - my favourite where a Hermes scarf and bag is very much in place.

Marais - head here for lively pubs. This area is known for its large gay community.

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Le Plastic - Paris Nighclub for clubbers

Or, as they say in France 'Boit de nuit' for dancing the night away.
www.myspace.com
13 rue Jean-Beausire (4th) t: 01 48 04 74 60