Bridge Club Paris is a mystical place known for being the temple of the Parisian nightlife.


The artistic space was established in 2018, and is located on Pond Alexandre III, right above the famous Seine River.


Bridge Club features a wide selection of music experiences, including Hip Hop, Electronic, and R&B. The underground Parisian nightclub is mostly frequented by students and locals, attracted by the venue’s stunning nights.


The nightclub is popular for its breathtaking and unconventional location, underneath a bridge, as hinted at by the club’s name. It also offers live music nights, performances, and cutting-edge light shows. Bridge club is a must visit for an unforgettable music experience.


The club includes a video installation extending from the walls to the ceiling. One of the things making parties at The Bridge so extraordinary is the cutting-edge gigantic screens. These screens are used for multiple shows, lighting effects, as well as backgrounds for performances.


As the name indicates, the venue is located under a bridge. The Bridge is an extremely unique venue, especially because of its location. Clubbing under an actual bridge is an experience that attracts most of its guests. The Bridge Club is located right under the bridge of Alexandre III.


On Friday, an electronic music program with a wide selection of French and international artists. On Saturday, the Hip Hop opera is an unprecedented artistic direction with surprising performances and real interaction with the audience. Sublimated by an immersive video installation extending from the walls to the ceiling the Bridge is an unique experience to live from within, every weekend and eve of holiday.


The Bridge can accommodate up to 2000 people. You read that right. This nightclub is a huge venue accommodating huge crowds. The Bridge is very popular for its big parties where thousands of people unite on the dance floor.


This nightclub welcomed many artists on its stage. For the past decade, millions of party animals have attended a night at The Bridge. To be more specific, over 3 million people. Additionally, thousands of artists have performed at the club, including Erik Morillo and Lost Frequencies.


You will need to dress professionally and formally, just like any other night club in Paris. Guests should also be 18 years old and above as it is their minimum age requirement.


The Bridge has a unique architecture. They have kept the original bridge architecture and preserved its old stone structure, conserving its traditional vintage Parisian look. However, The Bridge has also renovated the spaces to modernize the venue, by installing cutting-edge sound systems, projections, and LED lighting. The final look is a fusion between traditionality and modernity, the perfect contrast for a unique design.


More than just a club, this venue is a full-scale entertainment facility in its own right, with immersive video installations, performers (circus artists, dancers, etc.) and resident DJs with a distinctly high-spirited musical repertoire combining pop, rap, rock and timeless hits.


Running the club is Paris Society, who are certainly putting their mark on the capital with Yoyo and La Clairière also in their portfolio. Open every weekend and evenings before public holidays, this exciting new club is definitely worth a visit.


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In a city well-known for its love of nightlife, Deflower is more of a concept club, at the crossroads between bar and nightclub with a unique interior design that is inspired by 70s music.  A concept inspired by the United States is still unprecedented in France in which spaces intertwine to guarantee a succession of moments as precious as they are incomparable. After the frenzy of an impetuous dance, it's time for the cozy and more cozy atmosphere of a speakeasy whose selection of high-end alcohols and wines by the glass will delight amateurs. 


The interiors of Deflower appear like a recording studio featuring a standing microphone. The studio is perfect for your bespoke photographs. Therefore, the venue is deemed the unique clubbing destination in the capital of fashion. The seduction of clubbing continues in unique elements of the club featuring Chesterfield sofas. As you enter the venue, you will be greeted by a ceiling of vintage microphones, supplements of soul, and conductors tracing all your way into the club. Vinyl sets and Marshall speakers intertwine with the already cult neon lights of this reconstructed studio that will satisfy all desires. This concept, which has yet to be heard in France, assures an unmatched succession of moments with priceless experiences that can only be found there. There’s always time for a glass of wine or a few beers after you’ve danced yourself to tiredness!


From the decoration to the staff, nothing is left to chance. This is a sign of the brightest nights in the capital, all to the rhythm of an eclectic sound that has already been described as "really good music"! The music mainly played at Deflower Paris is Rock. The dress code is arranged, elegant and sophisticated. Make sure that you are dressed to impress at Deflower. Informal wear and casuals are not allowed there, so make sure you follow the guidelines to ensure a hassle-free entry to the club.


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Newest nightclub in town. Don't miss it!

Electro and house vibes open until 5am.


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Step into Paris's charming streets and discover Giulia, a perfect mix of top-notch Italian food in the restaurant area above and exciting nightlife with Giulia Club below. It's a cosy and elegant spot, great for both lovebird dinners and fun nights out with friends. One of the most exclusive clubs in Paris.


The decor is classy yet fun, with marble tables, comfortable seats, and soft lights to make you feel at ease. Giulia sets the mood right with a cool mix of music, playing old Italian tunes and trendy hits.


Giulia welcomes everyone – couples on dates, friends having a blast, and solo visitors enjoying fine food. As night falls, the fun moves to Giulia Club. Here, you can dance the night away to modern beats mixed with Italian classics in a lively vibe by a DJ whose only interest is to have you dancing the night away on the dancefloor. 


The dress code at the club is smart and elegant. NO sportswear is allowed. Ensure that you dress to impress as the door staff is very strict and has the final say about who’ll be entering the club. 


Whether you’re on a romantic date or out with friends, Giulia gives you unforgettable nights filled with tasty food, lots of laughs, and great music.


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At the Matignon nightclub in Paris you will be immersed in a world of luxury and class, surrounded by the highest class people in all of Paris. Located in the most expensive area of the city, you can expect to see plenty of local and visiting celebrities, wealthy socialites, and high class tourists. Matignon Paris has an attached restaurant which serves exquisite French cuisine by day. As you would expect, the food is expensive, but it is well worth the price. The restaurant can get very busy and it is recommended that you book in advance, rather than just show up when you want to. Beneath the restaurant is the main club, which opens later at night. The venue boasts a reasonable dance floor and great features throughout the night. Expect lights shows, confetti, hired dancers, etc, depending on the night and the event. 

The music at the Matignon club Paris is a combination of French techno, international techno, and American remixes. It is pretty fresh and fun, and great to dance to. The DJs are mostly local talent, with the odd feature night including international names. The drinks here are very high class. Definitely one of the best places in Paris for a drink and a night hitting the dance floor. Expect expensive bottles and special cocktails. Service is usually pretty prompt, but when the venue gets very busy there can be some delay. The drinks prices at both the restaurant and the club are quite high, but with the quality of the alcohol, the training of the staff, and their usual clientele, you can't really expect it to be cheap, can you? There is a strong focus on the social aspect in the nightclub. The crowd is very sexy and very vibrant. The age range is a bit more diverse than at other clubs, as it attracts many locals, not all of which will be young. That said, everyone is incredibly attractive no matter their age, and you will feel at home.

Like most French clubs, it opens very late, and you can easily party right through the night. The party truly gets started around midnight or just after, and the tempo is kept throughout the night. The French definitely know how to party and you will be surprised by how late it gets without you even noticing. Getting into the Matignon club in Paris is not difficult if you look like you belong, but if you want to be treated like a star, you need to be dressed like a star. Men need to be dressed smart, with collared shirts and dress shoes. Women need to be in cocktail or party dresses and heels. Definitely no lounge wear, sportswear, or street clothes. It is also not an easy venue for solo men. You are much more likely to be admitted entrance if you are a woman, or a man with a group of women, then on your own. Otherwise expect to pay a hefty cover fee

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The bar at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée in Paris offers a luxurious and refined setting, perfect for enjoying expertly crafted cocktails in an elegant atmosphere. With its opulent décor, intimate lighting, and attentive service, the bar provides a sophisticated retreat for guests to unwind, whether you're sipping a classic drink or indulging in a signature creation. Located in one of Paris’s most prestigious hotels, the bar exudes timeless Parisian charm, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors alike.
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**Solum: A Unique Experience in the Heart of Paris** Nestled in the vibrant 2nd arrondissement of Paris, Solum is a contemporary, multi-sensory space that marries artistry, gastronomy, and innovation in a way that few establishments can. Located just a stone’s throw away from the city's iconic landmarks, the venue offers an immersive journey that blends the best of modern French culture with cutting-edge culinary techniques. From the moment you step inside, Solum invites guests to experience Paris in a new light — not merely as a city of history and beauty, but as a living canvas where every detail is designed to stimulate the senses. The name "Solum," which evokes the Latin word for "earth" or "ground," perfectly reflects the establishment’s ethos of rooting its offerings in the natural world. The concept behind Solum is not only about providing a meal but creating an experience that connects people to the earth, the seasons, and the artistry of food. The design of the space complements this philosophy, with minimalist décor that incorporates organic materials such as wood, stone, and metal. The warm, inviting atmosphere makes it easy to forget that you’re in the middle of one of the busiest cities in the world, offering an oasis where patrons can pause, relax, and rediscover the joys of dining. The dining experience at Solum is truly something to behold. Led by a team of talented chefs, the menu is a celebration of seasonal ingredients and local produce, elevated by sophisticated cooking techniques. Each dish is a work of art, crafted with precision and attention to detail. The menu changes regularly, reflecting the freshest ingredients available, but there is always an emphasis on creating harmony between flavors, textures, and aromas. From delicate seafood preparations to rich, slow-cooked meats, every bite is designed to evoke a sense of place — an experience that transports diners beyond their table and into the heart of French culinary tradition. In addition to its exceptional cuisine, Solum offers a curated selection of wines, cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages that complement the food. The wine list is an exploration of both French and international vintages, with a particular focus on organic and biodynamic producers. The team of sommeliers is knowledgeable and eager to guide guests through their selections, ensuring that each pairing enhances the overall dining experience. For those looking for something unique, Solum’s signature cocktails provide a refreshing take on classic French aperitifs, offering inventive combinations that challenge expectations and delight the palate. Beyond the food and drink, Solum is a place of community and culture. The space regularly hosts events such as art exhibitions, live music performances, and talks, making it not just a restaurant but a dynamic cultural hub. These events further enhance the sense of connection that Solum fosters, creating a space where creativity and conversation flow as freely as the wine. The blending of art, food, and culture makes Solum a true reflection of Paris itself — a city where tradition and innovation coexist, where every experience is rich with history, yet full of exciting possibilities for the future. In conclusion, Solum is not just a restaurant, but a destination for those who seek a truly immersive experience. Whether you are a food lover, an art enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of thoughtful design, Solum offers a one-of-a-kind escape from the ordinary. Its combination of exquisite food, exceptional service, and inspiring atmosphere makes it a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the modern face of Parisian hospitality.
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WELCOME TO PARIS

Parisian nightlife comes from a long, rich history of entertainment. From cabarets and bordellos, to traditional members' clubs, it has always attracted people from all walks of life seeking fun and entertainment. In fact, some apparently modern nightlife trends see their origins in 1700s and 1800s Paris, from the themed nightclubs "Heaven" and "Hell", to the very first gentlemen's clubs where people could do more than play squash and drink weak ales.

And Paris today, despite its often romantic and old-timey image, has stayed ahead of the curve on many new club trends, as well as embracing and re-imagining its old artistic scene. If you are looking for a city that has a little bit of everything, then Paris is a wonderful idea for a long trip or even just a short stay on your way to yet another European city with some of the best club scenes around.

The thing is that Paris is one of those major cities that takes pride in itself. Sure, it can come across as a little discriminatory and elitist, but it also cultivates an atmosphere that is unique in the world. This predisposition to venues that are exclusively clubs or exclusively restaurants (unlike the very common restaurant-clubs or clubstaurants in the rest of Europe) allows Paris to provide a richer clubbing experience, as the local clubs sell themselves specifically as nightlife venues.

The nightlife in Paris is largely concentrated in South Pigalle, aka SoPi, which means that if you love club hopping and seeing all that a city has to offer, Paris is your jam. You will be able to move from club to club without needing a taxi, and you might find that when one club is completely booked, another one has tables free on the app for that very night. So even if you book a bit late and your plans have to change, at least your plans won't be ruined.

Whereas clubs in English or American cities might lean towards themes and boundary-pushing, Parisian clubs want to immerse you in a traditional luxury clubbing experience. Yes, of course there will be a dance floor. But there are not so many "box" or "warehouse" style clubs, with open dance floors and no tables. Instead, most clubs provide luxury booths, VIP lounges, and tables for anyone who wants to book one in advance. Which is a good thing, too, because if you go clubbing in Paris, your feet probably won't get a rest all night long.

Parisian clubs, like most European venues, stay open until the cafes open for breakfast. Being able to party all night til six or seven in the morning and then go for a coffee and a delicious pastry, or a cup of fine tea with a savoury dish, is absolutely perfect. In fact, most native Parisians will tell you that for a serious night out, you have to hit the clubs at ten or eleven, as soon as they open, party til seven in the morning, go for coffee and breakfast, and then just go back to work or school. It's hard to deny that Paris is a city dedicated to club life when they'll skip a whole night of sleep just to dance for six to eight hours solid!
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