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The Moulin Rouge in an iconic Paris show. We booked for the show only and not the dinner. It was still daylight when we arrived but it’s not until after dark that the building lights up with the neon lights. You cannot take photos of the show.
The show itself was a good show with the exception of it using animals. I am very anti the use of animals for shows. They brought out miniature horses for one part and they have a pool with pythons which a women is “thrown” into. The pythons were not moving and the woman was grabbing them and trying to wrap them around her. I can’t see how the use of domestic or wild animals is needed when the show, to me, would be better without them. I actually think the woman having to grab the snakes and wrap them around her actually detracted from the show. Also there is very little room at the show. You are seated at tables and you are really crammed in.
While it was an interesting show, I would not go again. But I would definitely recommend seeing the building at night.
Darla
May 1, 2019Wow! The building is pretty stunning! I actually didn’t know it still existed.
Lisa
May 1, 2019It is definitely worth visiting at night to see the building.
Jay Artale
November 27, 2019I love that area of Paris around the Moulin Rouge — Van Gogh lived nearby, as did many of the other Impressionist painters, and my favorite walk was exploring the cobbled back streets being the Moulin Rouge and walking in the footsteps of some of my favorite painters. Paris is a fabulous city isn’t it?!
Lisa
November 28, 2019We absolutely love Paris too Jay and we love exploring those cobbled back streets too.