Moulin Rouge Iconic Parisian cabaret

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The Moulin Rouge is an iconic cabaret located in Paris, in the Montmartre district. Founded in 1889, it is famous for its dance shows, especially the French cancan, and its distinctive red windmill on the roof. The Moulin Rouge is a symbol of Parisian nightlife and attracts visitors from around the world with its artistic revues combining music, dance, and flamboyant costumes.

Where is the Moulin Rouge located?

The Moulin Rouge is located in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. Its exact address is: 82 Boulevard de Clichy, 75018 Paris.

How to get to the Moulin Rouge by public transport?

To get to the Moulin Rouge by public transport, here are the available options:

Metro

Bus

What to do around the Moulin Rouge?

Around the Moulin Rouge, in the Montmartre district, there are several interesting activities and places to discover:

  • Place du Tertre: a lively small square where painters exhibit and sell their works. It offers a typically Parisian atmosphere with cafés and restaurants.
  • Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur: located at the top of the Montmartre hill, it offers a panoramic view of Paris. It features remarkable architecture and is a place of pilgrimage.
  • Montmartre Museum: a museum dedicated to the artistic history of the neighborhood.
  • The "I Love You" Wall: an artistic wall where "I love you" is written in multiple languages, located in Jehan Rictus square.

These activities allow you to extend the cultural and festive experience after a show at the Moulin Rouge.

Did you know?

The French Cancan record

The Moulin Rouge is not only an iconic performance venue. It is also the holder of a world record certified by the Guinness World Records. Since November 2014, the dancers of the Moulin Rouge have held the record for the greatest number of French cancan leg circles performed simultaneously in 30 seconds by a troupe, with a total of 29.

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