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Aux Folies

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Aux Folies is a traditional Paris bar & café that has fully embraced the city's multi-cultural present. Once the home of Edith Piaf and Maurice Chevalier, the district of Belleville now mixes Chinese and North African influences, reflecting the effect immigrant cultures have had on the city and its culture. Aux Folies is a popular spot for both coffee and cocktails, and its spacious terrace allows for some people-watching.

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Rex Club

Rex Club

Rex Club holds a prominent status in Paris’s nightlife scene. Renowned for its iconic presence in the electronic music realm, Rex Club has been a consistent hub for dance music enthusiasts since its inception. With a rich history dating back to the '90s, this legendary venue has hosted internationally acclaimed DJs and continues to be a symbol of Parisian club culture. Its lively atmosphere, cutting-edge sound system, and commitment to electronic music make Rex Club an enduring icon in the vibrant nightlife landscape of Paris.
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Buddha-Bar

Buddha-Bar

Nestled in the heart of the 8th arrondissement near Place de la Concorde, Buddha-Bar is a glitzy temple of style, renowned for its Asian-fusion cuisine and iconic ambience. The vast two-storey restaurant showcases dramatic cinema-style décor, adorned with rich mahogany furniture, Chinese and Japanese art, and a towering four-metre-tall Buddha statue. Palm trees and chandeliers create a unique dining setting, while the mezzanine bar, shaped like an ornate sleeping dragon, invites patrons to savour drinks amid 18th-century-style wrought-iron balustrades. This global phenomenon, born in Paris, offers a nightlife experience like no other. Top DJs spin ethnic and laid-back tunes, setting the mood for a vibrant evening.
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