Visit: Le Paradis Latin, Paris, Ile-de-France

In the City of Light, some of the best entertainment doesn't start until after dark. The Paradis Latin, founded in 1803 at the behest of Napoleon Bonaparte, is one place to find it. Located at 28 Rue de Cardinal Lemoine, next door to the Jussieu metro stop, it is in the heart of the Latin Quarter of Paris. Arrive at the famed venue, and prepare to have your senses dazzled during this later evening performance.
Like most Parisian cabarets, you can expect a night of entertainment you won’t forget: beautiful performers, flamboyant outfits and impressive choreography. What makes the Paradis Latin stand out is the racy routines; these scantily clad trapeze artists and acrobats can make even the more risqu□ Cirque du Soleil shows seem tame.
And it’s even more fun to watch with macarons and Champagne. At the start of this 90-minute show, a server delivers up to five different versions of the colorful cookies and bubbly to enjoy throughout the evening.
Please be advised that this performance contains partial nudity, and may not be appropriate for all audiences.