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Night Clubs


L'Arc • ( Walking Distance from the Raphael )
12 Rue de Presbourg 
Paris, 75016 
One of Paris's chicest and most exclusive gourmet restaurants with a luxurious club-bar attached frequented by the stars of fashion, film and finance. Not that we'd recognize the latter. Diners and drinkers take champagne and cocktails in the plush carpet and leather space of the lounge bar, where the dominant mode of dress is Chloe, Versace and Armani. The service by uniformed staff would suit for princes and presidents and if you look in the restaurant, you may find them dining there. The vast length of the adjoining club is exaggerated further when it opens up onto the terrace-garden, the perfect spot for seeing the celestial stars on clear nights. Bring your loved one, but make sure you book before.












Chez Castel
15, rue Princesse 75006 Paris












Batofar
11, quai Francois Mauriac, Paris, France 75013 · 01 50 63 17 30
Add a little novelty to your nighttime pursuits at this funky club, which is set on a barge moored on the Seine. Trance, house and techno tunes are spun by world-famous DJs; during the week, patrons are treated to jazz bands and other live performers as well. The dance floor gets lots of action down below, and several bars take care of liquid refreshment. However, great music draws great crowds, especially on weekends, so be prepared for a wait. 
Bus Palladium
6, rue Fontaine, Paris, France 75009 · 01 53 21 07 33
Formerly THE place of yéyé music… this place has kept a 1960’s look. This trendy dance club in the heart of Pigalle spins to a range of musical styles (disco, rap, R&B, soul, funk). It's a great place to people-watch Paris's chic set. 

Le Divan du Monde
75, rue des Martyrs, Paris, France 75018 · 0140 05 06 99
Popular with young crowds, this club is great for folks who want to dance to the hottest recent hits. Performances range from rock to jazz and feature artists from France as well as from other parts of the world. Monday nights are always free, and regular concerts draw mixed crowds but are perennially lively. New French bands often play. Ideal to see a concert in an intimate atmosphere, and then party at the club.

Les Bains
7, rue du Bourg-l'Abbé, Paris, France 75003 · 01 48 87 01 80
Totally renovated and equipped with top sound quality, this hip, late-night dance club – which occupies space formerly devoted to Turkish baths – draws fashion models, Hollywood glitterati and international trendsetters. Great house, rock, and disco music typically set the scene, but you'll also hear R&B, soul and other genres. To ensure that you get past the chi-chi bouncers, grab dinner in the Thai restaurant upstairs (open Wed-Sun). A Parisian treat. 

Rex Club
5, bd Poissonnière, Bonne-Nouvelle, Paris, France 75002 · 01 42 36 10 96
This Parisian dance factory always draws a crowd, just as it's been doing since the mid-1980s. Thanks to a host of top DJs (Laurent Garnier, Carl Cox) and a terrific sound system, patrons can expect to be inundated by thumping house and techno sounds. Depending on who's spinning, you might also catch reggae, funk, rock and even world tunes. Check out Friday night's Automatik event, and don't be surprised to find long lines for admittance. Closed in August. 

SanZ SanS
49, rue du Fbg-St-Antoine, Paris, France 75011 · 01 44 75 78 78
This Bastille club keeps bodies moving all night with funk, Latin, and hip-hop sounds. Fun, funky, and oh-so-French. In a pink neo-gothic, baroque design. Two giant screens show you what’s happening within the club…at this very minute! METRO: Bastille (lines 1, 5, 8)












Queen • ( Walking Distance from the Raphael )
102 Avenue des Champs-Elysees 
Paris, 75008 
Ultra hip club on the Champs-Elysees still going strong despite the demise of Wednesday's legendary 'Respect' night. The crowd is a fun and frolicsome mix of Armani-clad men, skimpily dressed women and a fair share of flamboyant drag queens. The lavish VIP area has a bizarre ceiling net which women have been known to cling to and gyrate from, while a long, narrow exterior balcony draws a crowd of dashing voyeurs to watch the action on the dance floor below. Big name DJs spin a mix of fun ambient and house, and vodka seems to be the drink of choice. That said bar staff mix a fine array of Cosmopolitans. Go on, be a Queen.






















The Barrio Latino
46 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine 
Paris, 75012 
Hours: Mon-Sun 11am-2am 
Weird and wonderful four-floor restaurant, bar and nightclub where the quirkiest of many gimmicks is the glass-covered trolleys that wait staff push around from which they dispense snacks. The first and third floors are given over to dance floors that pump out funky Latino sounds, while the second floor is a restaurant offering regional Latin dishes such as Brazilian feijoada and Argentine steaks (try their Bife de Ocho). The top floor meanwhile is a nightclub where the Caipirinhas and Mojitos flow, and dusky bodies writhe to samba and salsa rhythm like it's Carnival. There's even a new VIP section to which important hombres and senoritas have a special access key. Viva la fiesta!










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