Le Crazy Horse de Paris

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Le Crazy Horse de Paris: Tours & Tickets

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Fun facts about Crazy Horse

Open since 1951, Le Crazy Horse Saloon is Paris' famous raunchy cabaret. Has it still retained its mystique 60 years later?

  • An ode to the female form

    1. An ode to the female form

    Crazy Horse calls itself a celebration of the female body, a "temple of the chic nude" according to founder Alan Bernardin. The routines are highly influenced by burlesque and are nude, but tasteful.

  • Wine cellars

    2. Wine cellars

    The cabaret club that is now known as Le Crazy Horse consists of 12 former wine cellars put together, dating from the rule of Napoléon III.

  • Name origin

    3. Name origin

    Bernardin chose to name the club Crazy Horse after the famous Lakota chief. It's said in the early stages, the doorman was dressed as a Canadian Mountie!

  • Las Vegas

    4. Las Vegas

    If you can't get to Paris - or if you end up missing out on the Crazy Horse show and regretting it - you may be able to get to one a little closer to home, in Las Vegas.

  • Famous figures

    5. Famous figures

    You'll be watching a show in which some familiar names have performed - including Dita Von Teese and Pamela Anderson! Plus, Beyoncé's sensual "Partition" video was filmed there.

Planning Your Visit

  • When is it open?

    Show times are Sunday to Friday: 8:15PM & 10:45PM and Saturday: 7:00PM, 9:30PM and 11:45PM

  • Who can go?

    The show is not suitable for children - that is, you must be over 18. Bring ID just in case.

  • What should I wear?

    Dress smart, but you don't have to go over the top. Jeans and sneakers are not allowed.

Good to know

  • When should I visit?
    Sunday to Friday shows start at 8:15PM, Saturdays at 7:00PM.
  • Is it expensive?
    Prices vary and range from €40 to €185.
  • Will I need a guide?
    A guide is not necessary, but you might want to check out our best-selling offers.
  • How to get there
    Take the Metro Line 9 to Alma-Marceau or the Line 1 to George V – Franklin D. Roosevelt.
  • Additional information
    Guests under 18 are not allowed. | Mind the dress code and make sure you are not wearing jeans or sneakers!

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