Attend the famous Crazy Horse cabaret show and dine at La Fermette Marbeuf, an elegant, immaculately preserved Belle Epoque restaurant. On top of the marvellous interiors and refined atmosphere, the quality of the food served in this typical restaurant is equally memorable (see below for menu details).  The restaurant is located on the prestigious Avenue Georges V next to the Champs Elysées, just a stone's throw from the Crazy Horse. The CRAZY HORSE PARIS cabaret celebrates the beauty and sensuality of the female form in a sophisticated production. Perfect lighting and perfect bodies combine at this legendary avant-garde venue for a spectacular show, which now boasts a spin-off in Las Vegas. Today the Crazy Horse is a world-famous cabaret venue. Take your seat to watch as beautiful young women with alluring names – Zazou, Jade Or and Nooka Karamel – perform "Désirs", the latest production from the Crazy Horse. Creativity and the female form were the twin passions of Alain Bernardin, who founded the Crazy Horse in 1951. As a key figure in the Art du Nu (Nude Art) movement, Bernardin ensured that the Crazy Horse moved with the times, and adapted with each emerging cultural trend. The cabaret has distinguished itself through its tradition of inviting guest performers and artists to collaborate on the show and broaden its appeal. From Dita Von Teese to Arielle Dombasle, via Paco Rabanne and Karl Lagerfeld, some of the world's brightest and best have helped to make the Crazy Horse what it is today.

• The Belle Epoque décor and traditional cuisine at La Fermette Marbeuf
• The location of the Crazy Horse cabaret next to the Champs-Elysées
• The quality of this innovative show

* Availability: every evening (excluding exceptional dates)
* Times
Sunday to Friday all year + Saturdays in summer: 8:15pm show + 10:15pm dinner / 8:30pm dinner + 10:45pm show
Saturdays in winter: 7pm show + 9pm dinner / 7.30pm dinner + 9:30pm show / 9.30pm dinner + 11:45pm show * Duration: 4 hours approx. (including the 90-minute show)
* Location: central Paris, 75008
* Getting there: metro Alma Marceau (line 9) or George V-Franklin D. Roosevelt (line 1)
* This actviity is accessible for participants with reduced mobility
* Minimum age: 13 years. Children under the age of 16 years must be accompanied by their parents
* Animals not permitted