Best nightclubs Paris

Since 1967, this legendary Parisian venue has been offering rock concerts and festive evenings of the highest repute. In addition to its unrivalled musical program, the venue is also a nightclub, with a gay-friendly orientation and a number of dedicated evenings. Weekend events include "Menergy", "Crazyvores" and the "Scandal" after-party Something for everyone. But first, don't forget to grab a bite to eat at Favela Chic, the trendy Brazilian restaurant just upstairs.

Paris-Paris, Scopitone and now Scop Club… The owners change but the place does not démode, far from it! Today, électro, rock, street and hip-hop concerts join and are followed by DJ sets insured by known figures. The ambiance of the. sofa bed, impressive mirrors and mini dancefloor. Also, please note that photographers regularly display their works. A place in the image of the neighbourhood: connected, a little "too much" sometimes but living and programming of quality!

It's an institution, a bar for the third part of the evening. At Carmen's, those who still want to keep the party going arrive at the end of the night. And it goes on like that until the wee hours of the morning. You'll also love the dance floor, which gives you the feeling of partying in someone's home. The experience - if you make it that far - is well worth the detour, and you'll find yourself in a world of your own, between inveterate party-goers, those who don't want to go to bed, and those looking to break the solitude of the night.

The south for this club strangely installed in a former Polish bank. Here music and garden, signed by Miguel Cancio Martins (Buddha bar, Manray…) turn definitively into Nîmes, Bayonne or Andalucia. The hotel was very close to the city centre and it was very close to the train station. So, if you choose to go there, chase it, but between friends. For girls, enter slightly, the cloakroom is not specially given (3 € per item, 5 € the bag).

On the left bank, Romeo is a place that is filled with giant leaps as soon as the start of the Thursday's Eve works. On the 340 m ² of the club, the large blue lights and the large-edged ball illuminate the guests who are massage to enjoy the bar a incontournable or a caïpirinha. The cocktail card is large and offers you the opportunity to discover new mixtures based on fruit for example. The atmosphere is a good child and quite popular. During the week, you can privatize the place for your receptions. 

Fans of hard, metal, drum & bass, punk-rock, post-punk and even post-rock come here to let off steam over a concert. The cellar is pretty narrow and not exactly cool, but the atmosphere is really friendly, and every weekend, it's time for clubbing - spelled " Klubbing " in this case. From the Tech Noire evening to the rather gay Pornstache night, the program here is varied but often well thought-out. And of course, the venue itself adds to the interloping atmosphere, which is not to many people's displeasure.

It's a legendary address, and if you like a challenge, you can try to get in through the door, as the screening is so severe. For this is a real club, with entry normally reserved for its members, wealthy businessmen and German-Pratin celebrities. But a few lucky ones are allowed to enter this den of Parisian nightlife. Note that while ties are not compulsory, shirts are! A place where regulars like to be among themselves. You can dine in, relax in front of one of the bars, stroll around in a neo-Art Deco atmosphere and dance the night away.

Moored at the bottom of the pedestrian footbridge Simone-de-Beauvoir and of the BNF, built in 1911 and arranged in 2005, the boat Nix Nox accommodates various and very varied evenings - private parties also -, pure electro clubbing with unslung sessions of dance salsa or tango. During the fine days, this dock becomes animated and the Nix-Nox becomes one of the very attended places where one thus learns how to dance with rather charming and endowed partners. Consult the program on the website and will know that this place is privatizable all the year.

Latin-American music, zouk, coupé-décalé and other tropical rhythms are right at home here. Renowned for its club nights, this 350-seat venue also offers concerts. Ray Barretto, Azuquita and Touré Kunda have all performed here. The venue used to be located on rue des Lombards in Les Halles, hence the name. After leaving this site in the 1980s to move to the Bastille, it retained its original name. Today, DJ Sets come one after the other: weekday DJ Sets are less popular.

Let us not revolve around the bush: New is on these pages only for your tg culture. Know that it exists, but it is almost a private club, inaccessible, very hype! However, the selection is sometimes curious… International VIP lovers love this address and find themselves in complete privacy, as well as a wide range of events, as well as the presentation evenings of large designers… Private receptions, to which Miss Tous-Le-Monde cannot access. And even less Mr. Tout… One point is all.

A special place for upscale events, receptions and other commercial launch parties, this impressive barge offers three floors of transformable spaces to organise meals, cocktails, parties, concerts and other events. Each room is equipped with a bar and sanitary facilities as well as lighting effects and an integrated system for the sound. The view is equally breathtaking on the Tuileries, the Musée d'Orsay and the Grand Palais!

Opened in 2021, the place never ceases to amaze. You'll need to do your homework before coming here for the first time, because the place has to be earned. Located under the Paris ring road, between Porte de Pantin and Porte de la Villette, Kilomètre 25 is the cultural hub of eastern Paris. Stores, foodtrucks, workshops, games, screenings and other events, difficult to list exhaustively, are on offer here, and there are plenty of concerts, including a fair amount of electro at weekends. On 2,200 m², there's no shortage of space.

After the barge on the Parisian banks of the Seine, the establishment in the Buttes-Chaumont park and the one in Asnières, the^4th Rosa Bonheur establishment is located in the Bois de Vincennes. This pretty building logically applies the recipe for success of the Rosa brand: lots of conviviality, plenty of space - no less than 8,000 m² - in a calm, peaceful environment. It's young, busy and well on the way to becoming one of the most important places to go out in the woods, of which there are quite a few!

Regular evenings, weekly. The two cellars arched, with apparent stones, are still crowded, but we can always go out to discuss.

Pinks continues to be the place for lovers and branchés alike. Everything is allowed! An area of conviviality for a whirlwind of atmospheres. Electro-music. ! evenings, unique in Lyon in the staggered themes (e. g. the sluts of gold, election of the biggest slut of the year, VIPinks, special evening partner and shops). Ms. H regularly returns from Paris. The Pinks is also its memorable afters from 5 h of the mat, until noon, every day. Patio smoking.

A gay disco and a lesbian. On the local gay scene, it is a true Andalusian institution, with its pink adore lanterns at two steps from the Canebière. This club brings together Marseillaise and provence youth around its large bar, with benches and dance tracks. Regular evenings are organized. A real delirium, just steps away from the old port! In the basement, backroom is waiting for the amateurs of stealthy encounters. It is tall, popular and crowded on Friday and Saturday evening. For the little story, years ago, the place was called Can can and was the den of a family in the middle of Marseille, where it received the pick and people. Don't miss Sunday evenings, cabaret evenings and free entrance.

Re-opened at 3 Terme Terme, the Marais is the reference institution for girls. The brand new lesbian club has a beautiful dance track, a large bar and a mezzanine.

This electro-lingual club (two rooms, two atmospheres) has a good reputation for the quality of its musical programming, on a generalist side, on the other house, on the électro and at the sharp minimum. Cabaret evening on Sunday. Gay friendly. Very mixed audience.

After extensive work, the Bloc opened in the Part Dieu neighbourhood, instead of Refrigerator, in a chic and industrial decor for pop, rather friendly evenings. The evenings are punctual.

Originally a concept of girls evenings for two years now, this group of women for women, organization of evenings, events, meetings for women, Womexx by Women Exclusive has been at 5 season at a rate of one evening per month. At each evening is offered a different in order to mobilize various actors of the "cause generally" gay and lesbian service, both on the same level as cultural, social, festive or artistic. Indeed, the Saint-Sabin cellars have an area of 300 square feet for a clientele, on average, three hundred and fifty to four hundred girls. The evening starts at 23:00 until 5:00, the music is general, orchestrated with a Master hand by several djs. Each evening is indicated on www.womexx.fr or HTTP: //www.facebook.com/womexx

A vast, multi-level establishment that attracts thousands of people every weekend in the heart of Paris. Afterworks on Thursdays, and parties on Fridays and Saturdays, depending on the program (available on the website). An eclectic program, from pop to rock, electro, techno and hip-hop. The clientele is specialist, made up of clubbers who don't hesitate to travel for a cutting-edge sound.

The Sainte-Anne district still has resources with these two discos (Unusual and Club 18). You can move from one to the other at a glance. Odd side, several basement cellars bring together a mixed crowd wiggles on disco air or the eighties. A very nice provincial gay box, but it changes some of the big dance machines in Paris. Rather empty the week when there is no special evening, more filled on weekends. Attention, the entrance of the disco is at the bottom of the courtyard, after the porch. If the porch is closed, the Unusual is closed!

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This nightclub is very sharp electro evenings and popular with fans, including Provincial Parisians.

Former Amnesia of Johnny Hallyday, Le Mix is a very dark and modern factory, under the Montparnasse train station, with the staggering sono and spotlights. As the management is the same as that of the Queen, the kindness is the same, almost zero, the genre "exit your wallet and closes it"! Attention, gay or friendly evenings are fairly frequent but not systematic. Find out more about bars with free flyers or magazines. The regular gay evening is named Happy Pulse, a blend of music from the 80 s and 90 s, and techno, loved by young gay Parisian. Height: from warm water to lavabos of the toilets, to be sure you bought your bottle of water at the bar, at the same price as softs - unacceptable - and that alcohols - even more! For them, the dosage is homeopathic.

Three Saturday in the Month (Follivores the second, Crazyvores the third and fourth), Le Messing welcomes Les and Crazyvores. For more than ten years, girls - some lesbians, few hetero - and boys - many gay men, very few hetero - are trémoussent over the dizzying rhythms of the s to s. Bit for some, regressive for others, amusing for everyone, the Follivores - French music - and Crazyvores - Anglo-Saxon music - make the full every time. Is it the very polite welcome, the very cool, efficient and cute catering, the place (a concert room), the music, the almost non-existent decoration? Or all of this at a time? Perhaps, in any case, this is an important evening during your trip to the capital. The first easy people are rather rare in Parisian boxes, girls and cute guys, and the mixing of all, hetero, gays and lesbians is even rarer in Paris. And then it's worth it, if only to see the Madison or the dance of Acadians danced by 200 people - Follivores - or the revival as choir of "Boys, Boys, boys" by Sabrina - Crazyvores. Very well served - without mdis! Beware, no champagne! To avoid the tail, we strongly recommend you go to the partners at the beginning of the evening. Beware, there are not for everyone! However, you will still have to queue at the cloakroom. In hot days, the temperature rises very quickly in the room. No smoking room but the possibility to get out of front of the Messing. Coup de coeur de Petit Smart.

Gay evenings are sometimes organised, especially on Saturdays. Watch for free magazines and magazines. The place, originally a concert hall, has been able to keep the cosy and cute side of the small structures, which can accommodate only about 400 people. A smoking room replaced the lounge.

In a small street in Rue Saint-Germain, the Left Bank hides behind heavy doors, safely. Here, women often come in groups or couples, sometimes alone. After the cloakroom, you enter a deep room, with many benches and intimate corners to discuss in calm. The reception is as chic as the garden, in black and red tones. A lot of animation on the track, a little too enlightened, but it allows you to see by far what it is going on. Some tables are at the front door to admire the sexy and lookées girls who get moulded in their jeans or floating in their dress. Spiral silhouettes embrace the pillars and then resume their breath on a bench seat. However, it is not the "mate" that strikes here, but simply the assumed sensuality of women and respect for each. There are also some guys, only those who are used to it. The bar in the bar looks slightly small compared to the room. Attention, aside from Saturday, the place welcomes a completely different audience - hetero - and is regularly rented for cocktails, business evenings, students and birthdays, as well as film filming.

A small, s cabaret, a long, naughty cabaret with balconies and stage. A few nights with a gay tendency, especially electro and/or underground, but much less than in the early 2000 s. The clientele is eclectic, trendy. Pass to print on the website. Find out about the site for the evenings before you travel, to be sure not to find closed door.

The Annexe has left its place at a beautiful, brand-new restaurant. He needed it so much the previous place was in his juice. It has become equally intimate, with several halls in the cellar and reserved for electro and alternative music. There are many high-end DJs (programme on the Internet site). Courses in dance dance are regularly organised. On the ground floor, a restaurant.

A bar by day, a top-notch club by night: that's the idea behind Liebe ("Love" in German), the brainchild of three friends with a passion for Berlin parties, who set out to reproduce the atmosphere of the other side of the Rhine. And they succeeded: people come here for lunch or drinks in the afternoon. In the evening, the venue's two levels come alive with cutting-edge, yet not elitist, sets. Everyone is welcome here - provided they're well behaved - and the festive atmosphere has made it a much sought-after spot just a few months after opening.

Just over a year into its existence, Carbone, the resident club in the basement of the Château Landon barracks, has come to an end. Too sharp? Not open enough? We'll never know, but we're watching with interest the 180° change in line of the venue, now called "Bisous". Gone is the techno, gone is the disco, gone is the industrial decor, gone is the disco ball. The cliché is a bit reductive, so let's qualify it: you'll find here not only musical standards, but also a lot of little nuggets unearthed by an enthusiastic team. Worth a try.

IPN is a music bar and nightclub in the heart of the Latin Quarter that brings together students and tourists in a very festive atmosphere. The decor is industrial, with wood and beams and a cellar where you can dance all night long. The bar offers eight draught beers, rum and gin cocktails. The place also has its recurring appointments: retro-gaming on Mondays, and on Sundays, to end the week well, it's the traditional blind test! For each of them, the music has tunes from today and yesterday, perfect for singing along in good company! Finally, note that the venue can be privatized for your private events!