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Casino Ruhl is located on the ground floor of Hotel Le Meridien at No. 1, Promenade de Anglais in the heart of Nice. This is an excellent casino along the beach with many classic games and plenty of sophisticated slot machines. Nightly entertainment with cabaret shows are held at the premises. Cafés, bars and restaurants are located in the premises as well as in the hotel.
No admission fee is charged for entering the casino. However your passport will be required to be registered at the reception desk near the entrance.
No proper dress code is required. Leave a Comment Theme: CasinoAddress: 1, Promenade des Angalis, Nice.Phone: 04 9703 1222Directions: Located along the popular Promenade des Anglais in Nice.
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 Lido de Paris by hopang
Lido de Paris opened to the audients in 1946 and is still a great nightclub for entertainment until today. Many adult foreign tourists watch the cabaret show when they visit Paris. However the show does not come cheap. Shows are held nightly at 9.30 p.m. and 11.30 p.m. You can combine the 9.30 show with fine cuisine dinner which begins at 7.00 p.m. Package dinner and show costs approximately 150.00 euros per person. For those who want to watch the show alone, it costs 80.00 euros per person.
The grand theater has a seating capacity for approximately 1,100 spectators including approximately 300 diners. Don't miss Lido de Paris cabaret show when you visit Paris for your vacation!
Casual wear Leave a Comment Theme: DancingAddress: 116 bis avenue des Champs-ElyséesPhone: +33 (0) 4076 5610Directions: Located at the famous Champs-Elysées Avenue in the heart of Paris. Take Metro line 1 ans stop at George V station.Website: http://www.lido.fr Other Contact: Fax: +33 (0) 4561 1941
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This is a parade where all the floats are covered in lights. It is absolutely beautiful. Anyone going to Disneyland for the first time must stay around long enough to see it. It starts at 7:30 pm. A parade which is a collage of light, music and magically transforming floats.
Just dress warm enough !!! It was freezing cold there by 7:30 pm so a warm coat; hat and mitts are a must. Leave a Comment Theme: Family SpotDirections: The parade takes place down Main Street through to the Central Plaza.
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 Evening river tours by susaninriLeave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Le Petit Journal by Paul2001
The jazz you hear here can be very broad. The first time I visited, the music was more experimental. On my second visit the jazz was of a Dixieland variety. The bar also serves as a restaurant but as I have never eaten here, I cannot give a critique on the food.
Casual Neat. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: 71, Blvd St Michel 5emePhone: 01 43 26 28 59Directions: Across the street from the Luxemberg Gardens. RER Luxemberg being the nearest mass transit stop.Website: www.petitsaintmichel.com
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 Moulin Rouge by beatle74
Moulin Rouge locates in the Montmartre are.... under the day light this area looks like unobstructed place....but when the sun disappers......Montmartre becomes a real fairground.
You should have seen the Mc Donald's in there.....it's really strange to have a Big mac on red leather seats!!! :) Leave a Comment Theme: Nightclub
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 Erotic Art by beatle74Leave a Comment Theme: Adult SpotDirections: Montmartre
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 'Le Bouille' by Henri de
Toulouse-Lautrec by Elodie_Caroline
If you're ever visiting Paris, then, 'Le Moulin Rouge' has got to be a must see for anyone who is serious about visiting France hasn't it.
It first opened on October 5th 1889 and was managed by Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler. Although standing in the Montmartre region, which had around 80 windmills there at the time, Le Moulin Rouge was painted red and became a landmark and a symbol of joie de vivre -The joy of life, in Paris at that time.
The Moulin Rouge was the meeting of the high style of life, a theatre, a concert hall and a dance hall all at the same time. This famous place was also the haunt of the artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec who painted the picture, 'Le Bouille', meaning The Glutton.
The pic is the Moulin Rouge's most notorious dancer, Louise Weber. She used to drink anyone under the table and she used to pinch men's hats with her toes whilst dancing on the table tops.
Split crutch knickers or no knickers at all!
A fact not widely written about... I heard it on the radio, is: The female dancers doing the Can Can danced either in split crutch knickers or no knickers at all, I guess that's why this place was always so popular eh, I hope they remembered to wash, especially if fish was on the menu! (hmm, maybe that's where the french word Piscine comes from?
Here's a few great links to look at:
LeMoulinRouge (en Français)
MoulinRougeHistory
MoulinRouge
I love this one below, it shows what real sexy women should look like, and what real men appreciated in those times, rather than the stick insects with bodies of young boys that a lot of men covet now!
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 Caveau de la Huchette in
Paris' Latin Quarter by Paul2001
The bar is on the mainfloor while in the basement, which looks like an old wine cellar, is where the band plays. There is a large dancefloor surrounded by tiers of benches where you can enjoy yourself watching other people dance if you do not want to join in on the fun. When I was there, the quality of the dancers was quite good and it was a pleasure to watch.
Casual. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: 5 rue de la HuchetteDirections: Latin Quarter
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 by gilljay
If a club is what you would prefer, they can be found in a field in the middle of nowhere where the noise won't disturb anyone else.
The general friendly ambience. Before long a conversation will have been struck with the table next to you, wine will get shared and the language barriers disappear.
Smart/casual but comfortable. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicDirections: Any quayside or beach restaurant.
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