Les Bains Douches is a popular destination during the night for the beautiful and famous inhabitants of Paris since the early 80’s. There is a restaurant on the first floor which offers Asian cuisine. The dancefloor is not too big. Rue de Bourg L’ Abbe 7. Metro 4: Etienne Marcel.
A temple of Salsa music can be found in the club called “Le Balajo” which is located in the centre of the Bastille entertainment district. The club also offers dancing lessons in Salsa. Rue de Lappe 9. Metro 1, 5, and 8: Bastille.
One of the most exclusive places in the nightlife of Paris is “Le Baron” in Avenue Marceau 6. The discotheque of Le Baron is not too big, and can be rather labeled as a bar. There are usually a lot of VIPs inside. Most of the time the location is hopeless crowded. The doormen are very choosy and strict.
La Cabaret is a restaurant, a bar, and a club in one facility. The guest is able to experience an incomparable character. There is a wooden hut in the style of a bar in New York. The dancefloor looks like a runway. Place du Palais Royal 2. Metro 1 and 7: Palais Royal Musee du Louvre.
La Casbah is a discotheque with an Arabic character. If you are lucky you can see original belly dancers doing their favourite moves. La Casbah is known as a very popular location. Rue de la Forge Royale 18-20. Metro 8: Ledru Rollin.
La Locomotive is a giant discotheque with three floors directly next to Moulin Rouge. Every floor has its own special music: techno, rock music, and nostalgic musical pieces. Boulevard Clichy 90. Metro 2: Blanche.
Rex Club is known as the best techno club in Paris. Boulevard Poissoniere 5. Metro 8 and 9: Bonne Nouvelle.
A temple of dance until the early morning with loft character is Le Triptyque in Rue Montmartre 142 (Metro 3 and 8: Grands Boulevards).