Crazy Horse –
Nightlife in Paris

Posh, Glamorous & Sensual

Since the early 1950s, Crazy Horse Paris has been the most avant-garde burlesque cabaret in Paris. It's famous for its lavish song and dance routines performed by a troupe of talented nude dancers.

Yes, nude, as in naked. But it's not a strip club.

The routines are presented in a sophisticated and glamorous way and are more sensual than sexual.

Crazy Horse Paris is found at the posh address of 12 Avenue George V in the sophisticated Champs-Elysées neighborhood of the Right Bank.

The founder, Alain Bernardin, created the club from what were previously twelve wine cellars.

The History of Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse Paris

It was Bernardin's vision to create a show that combined burlesque with magic, dancing, and complicated choreography.

He wanted to go beyond the traditional burlesque club and intersperse the routines with music and comedy from variety artists.

Over the years, magicians, jugglers, mimes and singers have always been included in the shows. In fact, in 1961, French singer Charles Aznavour had his first break at Crazy Horse that set his career on the fast track.

Crazy Horse has become an essential element of the city's culture. More than sixty years after its debut, Crazy Horse Paris continues to reinvent itself with new acts, complicated light shows, scintillating costumes and celebrities. You must be 16 years old to attend Crazy Horse. Elegant dress is required.

Crazy Horse Show With Hotel Pickup

Spend a late night out at Crazy Horse, the most avant-garde of Paris cabarets. Thrill to the new show, Désirs, from one breathtaking scene to the next. Sparkling, cheeky and glamorous.

The great thing about this package is that you'll be picked up at your hotel and returned there (safely!). Plus, you'll be served champagne at your table.

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Dinner, then a Show at Crazy Horse

Start your evening a little earlier with dinner at one of our recommended restaurants, La Fermette Marbeuf 1900.

You'll be amazed at the stained glass dome that covers this restaurant. It was moved from a 19-century conservatory and rebuilt inside La Fermette Marbeuf.

Aftr dinner, it's over to nearby Crazy Horse to take in its spectacular new show, Désirs. You'll have champage during the show and, afterwards, be escorted home by your driver.