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Highlights: Watch the brilliant show Féerie, performed by the iconic Dorris Girl dancers.
Inclusions: Entry to the show and ½ bottle of champagne.
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Book your tickets: From €105
Highlights: A relaxing one-hour Seine River cruise or a Paris city tour, followed by a show at the Moulin Rouge.
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Highlights: Enjoy an early dinner at Moulin Rouge followed by the brilliant show Féerie.
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Book your tickets: From €245
Highlights: Dine at Madam Brasserie on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, enjoy a relaxing Seine River cruise, and Féerie at Moulin Rouge.
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Book your tickets: From €490
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Address: 82 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris, France
By metro: M2
Closest stop: Blanche
By bus: Line 30 | 54 | 68 | 74
Closest stop: Blanche
By car: 4.3 km
Closest car park: Blanche Pigale
In the southwest of Montmartre, on Boulevard de Clichy, is Moulin Rouge with the iconic red windmill on its roof. Experience an unforgettable night at this 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.
Enter the magical world of Moulin Rouge, where everything is red, gold, and glittery!
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.
Féerie, in addition to the spectacular set, is also known for its extravagant sets and vivid costumes.
The Féerie show is divided into four acts:
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.
The Moulin Rouge Dinner & Show experience offers a premium three-course meal prepared with seasonal ingredients and accompanied by a glass of champagne. Choose from 5 special dinner menu options.
Prestige menu
This menu presents a four-course meal, with every course presented with three options to choose from. The food is accompanied by champagne, wine, and mignardises.
Toulouse-Lautrec menu
This menu presents a three-course meal, with every course presented with two options to choose from. It is accompanied by champagne or other drinks (alcoholic/non-alcoholic).
Belle Époque menu
This menu presents a three-course meal, with every course presented with two/three options to choose from. It is accompanied by champagne or other drinks (alcoholic/non-alcoholic).
Vegetarian menu
This menu presents a three-course meal, with every course presented with two options (vegetarian/vegan) to choose from. It is accompanied by champagne or other drinks (alcoholic/non-alcoholic).
Children’s menu
This menu presents a specially designed three-course meal for children (ages 6-11 years), with every course presented with two/three options (suitable for children) to choose from. It is accompanied by fruit juice.
Read MoreThe history of Moulin Rouge dates back to 1889 when it was first co-founded by Charles Zidler and Joseph Oller, who nicknamed their establishment Le Premier Palais des Femmes (the first Women Palace). The halls of Moulin Rouge revolutionized the industry of live entertainment by introducing the French Cancan dance. Originally introduced as a seductive dance, the French Cancan evolved into its own and eventually got introduced across Europe as a cabaret (as we know it today).
Standing tall in the southwest of Montmartre, on Boulevard de Clichy, Moulin Rouge with the iconic red windmill on its rooftop, is one of Paris’ biggest tourist (and locals) attractions, with patrons coming from all over the world to witness the glitz and glamor of Moulin Rouge’s cabaret.
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.
While your standard ticket doesn’t include dinner, you can opt for a Dinner + Show ticket to enjoy a splendid dining experience before the start of the show at 9pm.
Yes, your Moulin Rouge tickets include complimentary champagne (½ bottle) per person or other drinks ( alcoholic/non-alcoholic).
Food options include vegetarian, vegan, and non-vegetarian food (poultry, red meat, and seafood). There is a children’s menu available for the age group between 6-11 years and is prepared to a child’s taste.
Entry to the venue closes ten minutes before the start of the show, ie. 8.50 pm and 10.50 pm. Visitors will not be allowed to enter after this.
Seat numbers are assigned at the venue, on the day of the show, to ensure quality welcome. On your arrival, you'll be shown to your seats by the butlers.
Yes, you definitely can. The minimum age to enter Moulin Rouge is 6 years. However, the show presents some (tasteful) nudity, so parental discretion is advised.
No, pets are not allowed inside the theatre, with the exception of guide/assistance dogs, accompanying people holding a disability card or a priority card for disabled people.
No, smoking/vaping is not allowed on the premises of Moulin Rouge - entrance, hall, and performance hall. It is strictly a non-smoking establishment.