The Night in Paris, Feel Different in These Places!

The Moulin Rouge is the oldest and most famous show in Paris and the birthplace of French cancan. Located at the foot of the Montmartre in Paris, in the red light district of Paris, the windmill on the roof is its logo. It provides entertainment for adults and musicians around the world, and attracts audiences with programs such as beauty, song and dance, and juggling.

The theater is full of tables, and the audience sits around the table. There are two small tables for couples to watch, there are also 4-8 people's middle tables, and there are more than 10 large tables. The performance is about one and a half hours. The gorgeous lighting and dance skills definitely make it possible to cross back to Nicole Kidman's "Moulin Rouge" scene.

The Eiffel Tower was built in 1889 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. It was controversial because of its modernist style, but now she is the undisputed symbol of Paris. If you want to enjoy the beauty of Paris, it is best to stand in the 324 m high Eiffel Tower.

The top of the tower could be reached by elevator or stairs to overlook the whole of Paris. It is recommended to visit the tower in the evening so you can see Paris in the evening and night lighting. Or just lie down on the large lawn behind the tower, with the tower standing in front of you. The tower will flash for 10 minutes every evening, and the word "romantic" couldn’t begin to describe the beautiful scenery.

Lido de Paris, located on the Champs Elysées, was founded in 1928 and is one of the three major nightclubs in Paris with the Moulin Rouge. The style is unique. Most of the dancing girls are young girls with a devil figure around the age of 20. With the change of fast-paced music, the girls' movements are not in a mess.

Compared to the Moulin Rouge's retro Kang Kang dance, the style here is relatively modern, and it is more bold and avant-garde, but it does not appear to be low-level vulgar. In the middle, there will be several non-song and dance programs to adjust the atmosphere. There are diabolo, clown and double. Figure skating and so on.

It is said that the earliest bar in Paris is Harry’s New York Bar, located near the Opera House. In 1911, Americans, through the persuasion of friends, moved their bar built in New York to Paris to continue their business. It has been in business for more than 100 years. It used to be a pub that Hemingway, Fitzgerald and others often visit, and it is convenient to order in English.

The counter closet is filled with different bottles and badges accumulated over a hundred years. The store's strong New York style has continued to this day, with large red flannel sofas, brass lamps, walnut tables and chairs, and jazz music for piano and trumpet accompaniment after 10 o'clock. Come here, don't forget to order a bloody Mary (the Bloody Mary), which was born here in 1921.

Kong is the most popular and fashionable bar restaurant in Paris, its glass space capsule shape is designed by the renowned talented designer --- Lippe Starck. Sitting on the top floor, you can overlook the view of Paris. The restaurant is full of fashionable elements. The most classic thing is the fashionable portrait decorations.

Sitting on the high-point of Le Pont Neuf and overlooking the starry light on the River Seine, it is the best place for romantic moments here. Further, you can also enjoy creative dishes here, like Japanese udon with French lobster sauce, they all taste good.

The Bar of Le Baron Rouge is located in the neighbourhood of Paris: Le Marais, a place where young people from Paris often come to date and party. The bar is right next to the Aligar Market, which has more than a dozen barrels and is in the classic style of the Parisian wine bar.

Here, you don't need a formal dress, you can eat the most traditional cheese and other snacks. If you make less than €5, the boss will put a bottle of wine directly from the barrel, enough to fill the one-liter bottle.