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A timeless icon
Built in 1889 by Joseph Oller, the Moulin Rouge (which means "red windmill" in French) is aCaesars ClubThe dance and dining club became an icon of the Belle Époque (Beautiful Age). Located in the Pigalle district, a "red-light district" of Paris, on Clichy Avenue, near Montmartre, the club's red windmill was a highlight of the location from its early days. However, in 1915, the windmill was burned down, damaging its original structure. The current windmill was restored in the 1920s.
Moulin Rouge – the cabaret club with its iconic red windmill – has become a symbol of the club's history.
Having been in operation for over a hundred years, the Moulin Rouge has become a timeless icon with its iconic red windmill and the alluring dancers in seductive corsets and their captivating dances.can canFull of energy.
The dancers are performing the famous can can dance.
Seductive dancers in seductive corsets.
For many tourists, a visit to the City of Lights wouldn't be complete without a stop at the Moulin Rouge, whether just admiring it from the outside or experiencing the famous "Féerie" cabaret show in its entirety. This location also served as the setting for Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film "Moulin Rouge!", sparking public interest in the nightclub and its history.
Interior of Moulin Rouge
This place is always bustling with tourists as well as Parisians.
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
The windmill sits atop one of the world's most famous cabaret clubs – welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. But few know that inside the windmill lies a secret room. This May, Moulin Rouge will partner with Airbnb to offer a chance to stay there to a select few lucky travelers.
The room inside the windmill has been transformed into a lavish 19th-century-style bedroom with flowing pastel curtains. The room is surrounded by antique artifacts, vintage clothing, perfume bottles, and a paper stage – a tribute to the Moulin Rouge theater located just below.
Additionally, the outdoor area beside the windmill has been renovated with sparkling lights and a romantic gazebo, making it an ideal spot to enjoy cocktails and admire the Parisian skyline. However, guests will have to use shared restrooms. Besides an overnight stay in the windmill, guests can also enjoy a Moulin Rouge acrobatic performance and a three-course French meal.
Enjoy cocktails on a swing while overlooking the Parisian skyline.
Emmanuel Marill, Airbnb's Regional Director for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, shared that this isn't a contest, but only a select few can book tickets because this collaboration is a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity." If you're lucky enough to step inside the windmill for a night, you only need to pay a symbolic one Euro (approximately 26,000 VND).
Claudine Van Den Bergh, principal dancer at the Moulin Rouge, said: “Attending a performance at the Moulin Rouge is an escape from everyday life. You’ll be immersed in the incredible glamour and splendor of French music. With the windmill-themed room and its interior inspired by the Belle Époque period, guests feel like they’ve traveled back in time to the era when this nightclub was founded.”
Reservations can be made starting May 17th.here, with a stay duration of only three nights – June 13, 20, and 27. Each night can only be booked for a maximum of two guests. Anyone wishing to book must have a profile through the Airbnb booking platform and a history of at least three positive reviews from previous stays. Guests will also be required to present proof of a negative Covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival upon check-in.
