Don’t miss this legendary Paris cabaret. Recently taken over by new art director,Philippe Découflé,  Le Crazy keeps its intimate charm while updating its lighting, choreography and music. No big feathers or cancan here – this cabaret is all about sultry sexy fantasies.

Practical Information

Address: 12, avenue George V, 75008
Metro: Alma Marceau, George V
Reservations: 00 33 (0)1 47 23 32 32
Shows: Sunday-Friday: 20h15 & 22h45;  Saturday:  19h, 21h30 & 23h45
Tickets: 80 euros and up, show or show & champagne
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This four-star hotel is home to a haute-cuisine restaurant with a very original menu and 1 Michelin star. Michel Troisgros, a famed chef whose parents were the originators of French Nouvelle Cuisine, aptly composed a brief and exquisite menu and categorised all his creations according to taste. Here you can experience ZESTY “Fried frogs’ legs, spiced à la poudre du voyage”, PIQUANT “Red tuna, very lightly cooked, chanterelles and sorrel butter”, SHARP & BRIGHT “Grilled veal sweetbreads, olive and verjus sauce” or SWEET ”Apricot Dim-Sum, with a Southern jus”. The Lancaster is not a trendy place and may appeal to an older crowd but no one with a desire for an exceptional meal will be disappointed. Sunday Brunch on the terrace, 65 Euros, and worth every penny.

Practical Information

Tel: 00 33 (0) 1 40 76 40 18
Address: 7, rue de Berri, 75008
Metro: George V
Average price: 90 euros per person

 

Premiere table dance de France!

A chic strip club and discotheque. Dress smartly, behave and enjoy the show! Keep your bills at home, this club has its own currency -Pink Money! Drinks are around 20 euros, bottles from 200 euros. One table dance is 30 euros. Ladies, if you get inspired, join their Pink School!

Practical Information

Tel: 00 33 (0)1 58 36 19 20
Address: 49-51, rue de Ponthieu, 75008
Metro: George V, FDR, Saint-Phillippe-du-Roule
Entry price: 20 euros
Website: www.pinkparadise.fr

Exhibition space dedicated to photography and contemporary art. Located inside the Tuileries Gardens, the 19th century building previously housed a practice hall for a french game called jeu de paume, a percursor to modern tennis, but in 2004 has been reopened as a museum.

Traveling exhibitions like those in 2008 of Lee Miller and Richard Avedon have been shown there.

The gallery offers one the opportunity to see great art but not be overwhelmed by large quanities of pieces. Free guided tours are avaiable for anyone with an entry ticket.

http://www.jeudepaume.org

33 01 47 03 12 50
1, place de la Concorde, 75008
M: Concorde
http://www.jeudepaume.org

Hours
Tuesday: 12:00 – 21:00
Wednesday – Friday: 12:00 – 19:00
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 – 19:00

Ticket sales end half an hour before the closure of the exhibition spaces.

Admission
Admission: 7 €
Concessions: 4 €
Combined ticket for the Concorde and Sully sites: 8 €
Concessions: 5 €
This ticket can be used on the second site at any time during the duration of the exhibition in question.

0033 1 53 53 33 80
66, avenue des Champs-Elysées 75008
M: FDR
Open: 11h-20h 7/7

1200 m2, 130 brands, 66 avenue des Champs-Elysées – these are the key number you need to know for a chic shopping experience on what used to be the most glamorous shopping avenue of the world.

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