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Boum Boum is a new way of living Parisian nights: a sonorous and visually staged staging that combines the energy and fervor of a concert in the electric atmosphere of a huppé club. The place was imagined by the architect Charles Tassin in a decor Neo 70's. Conceived as an extravagant Parisian apartment, the lounge bar and its terrace are the ideal space to have a cocktail with its tribal electric rhythms. Other space, other ambiance: the Participating Club thought of it as a revelation of giant screens, raffles of confetti, thunderstorms and smoky explosions: more than a classic nightclub, it's an interactive experience between the place, the dj and the foule.
This club is chic, avant-garde, posh. Definitely a club for golden youth!
The club immediately stood out as one of the most chic new clubs in the 8th arrondissement. The owner of the Raspoutine and the Ginger himself, Alexander Ghislain, and the stakeholder behind London's Toy Room nightclub have paired up once again to create this immersive experience. And it is every bit as magical as their last cooperation, in L’Arc Club and Restaurant.
Boum Boum lives up to its name as a must-visit, unique and conceptual club for all types of visitors.
Boum Boum is designed to attract high-end wealthy guests, especially youngsters eager for an energetic and extravagant night out. The club presents a wide range of music styles including electronic, hip-hop, rock, and French pop just to name a few.
The luxurious Boum Boum hosted a number of celebrities, models, artists and singers, making it a hard-access club. It offers two different settings which give people to choose between a cozy, chill and relaxing night out or a festive, loud party filled with surprises like cascades of confetti, smoke and sparks.
You’ll never get bored as the party is guest-centered and includes Karaoke nights on giant screens for amateur singers to sing their hearts out.
The Boum Boum nightclub offers two distinct environments with a few separate options in each, so that whether you are looking for a quiet, relaxed lounge, or an energetic clubbing experience, you will find something for you in this Paris dance club. Our favorites have got to be the micro bar, which is a wonderful place to sip cocktails and people watch, and the terrace, overlooking avenue de Friedland, which is a great place to hang out with friends or get away from the noise a bit and get to know new people.
From a high ceiling and ultra wide cutting-edge screens extended from the floor to the ceiling, to high-tech lighting systems, LED features, and mirrored tables, Boum Boum’s exceptional space demonstrates an amazing theatrical setting.
The guests at this young, fun, yet extravagant Paris nightclub are some of the most beautiful, trendy, wealthy young people in the city, with a healthy mix of local nightlife royalty and visiting celebrities. This is a perfect celebrity nightclub for running into models, artists, and wealthy up and coming CEOs.
The only way to get in is to make sure that you are on the guest list and have a reservation. And make sure to come dressed smart casual or business casual. Sportswear, subculture clothes, and distressed items are absolutely forbidden. Minimum age requirement, you ask? It’s 18 years old. So what are you waiting for? Book your table now!
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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Electro and house vibes open until 5am.
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
