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Lido de Paris

Le Lido

The most famous cabaret celebrates spectacle revues. Children ages 4 and older are welcome. Casual elegant dress code. Coat and tie appreciated. Shorts, athletic clothing and tennis shoes are not allowed.

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Address: 116 bis av des Champs-Elysées
Getting there: Metro 1 George V: Metro 13 Champs-Elysées - Clémenceau; RER A Station Charles de Gaules Étoile
Hours: Daily, 09:00-02:00
Website: lido.fr (opens in a new tab)

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