Question 1

What is the minimum age to attend the Crazy Horse Show?

Accepted Answer

The minimum age to attend the Crazy Horse Cabaret Show is 10 years old, which is only allowed if the child is accompanied by parents. Additionally, it is highly recommended to watch the trailer video of the show to ensure that it matches with your standards, especially since some of the shows contain nudity.

Question 2

What is the dress code for the Crazy Horse Show in Paris?

Accepted Answer

While there is no specific dress code for the Crazy Horse Cabaret Show in Paris, visitors are advised to dress elegantly, in a sophisticated manner. Formal wear such as a suit or an evening dress are also suitable for the show. However, sportswear, casual wear, sneakers and flip flops are not suitable for the show.

Question 3

Is Crazy Horse Show Paris worth visiting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Crazy Horse Show in Paris is definitely worth visiting. Dating back to 65 years, this show consists of some of the most iconic cabaret acts in the city, with a myriad of talented artists and performers taking part in it.

Question 4

How long is the Crazy Horse show?

Accepted Answer

The Crazy Horse Show lasts an hour and a half, or 90 minutes.

Question 5

Which are some of the best places to visit in Paris other than the Crazy Horse Show?

Accepted Answer

1. Eiffel Tower: The most iconic landmark and place to visit in Paris, the Eiffel Tower is also the tallest structure in the city. Home to restaurants and shops as well as an observation deck which offers the most magnificent bird’s eye view of the Paris cityscape, the Eiffel Tower is surely a sight for sore eyes. 2. The Louvre: Amongst the most visited and most famous museums in the whole world, The Louvre is home to several sections which consist of artefacts and works of art, from Egyptian and oriental antiquities, to Greek and Roman art, sculptures from the Medieval period and more. 3. Notre Dame Cathedral: Amongst the best places to visit in Paris, is the magnificent Roman Catholic Notre Dame cathedral. Boasting of a Gothic style of architecture, this cathedral is particularly known for its domed roof and gargoyles. It is here where you can see the statues of Bas Relief and Joan of Arc. 4. Arc de Triomphe: Built to honour the Imperial Army in the 19th century, Arc de Triomphe is one of the best places to visit in Paris. Boasting of stunning sculptures, pillar carvings and tales of victory engraved on its arch, this structure is also home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and offers great views of the city from its terrace. 5. Palace of Versailles: One of the most famous heritage structures in the whole world, the Palace of Versailles is known to be the home of artworks from the Renaissance era, in addition to being one of the greatest achievements of 17th century French art. There are more than 2300 rooms here, including the Hall of Mirrors, Museum of the History of France, the Grand Trianon and the Queen’s Chamber, among others.