Let's dream about - Moulin Rouge in Paris
We can't discover new oceans if we don't have the courage to move away from the shore. - Andre Gide
When you visit Paris you can do a lot of spectacular activities, that's why you go there, but there are also times when you are on the run and you pass by very famous sights and you don't have the time to visit them and find out their secrets, that's what happened to me with Moulin Rouge.
Running through **Paris **to a mega famous sight that I will do a special blog about next week with lots of pictures, I realized that I will arrive much too late and won't have the time to enjoy it in peace and quiet, so I reconfigured the route and chose the village rag a run to the famous Moulin Rouge, I heard a lot about the cabaret dances here, I heard about the quite high price for a ticket to one of the shows here.
From what I've heard, besides the high ticket prices, there is also a dress code (no one is forcing you to come dressed to the nines, but no normal street attire is accepted), every night there are two shows and what's even weirder you are not allowed to take pictures or film those cabaret shows, any footage you find will be deleted, the only memories you can have of there will remain in your mind or you have the option to pay for some pictures taken by the staff there.
We got here using the Parisian metro, we got off at Blanche station, just outside the metro we were greeted by the majestic Moulin Rouge, you can get here by uber or taxi (costs are very high if you use these options).
Just when we got out of the subway station there was a guy getting ready to play live music in the street (we stayed more than 10 minutes to listen to him, he really played amazingly), and those with a helping hand could leave him a few cents.
We had a hard time making our way through the crowd to get a picture of the entrance to the Moulin Rouge, of course we didn't want to take too many pictures of all the people in the crowd (this is why we stayed there forever).
Time passed as the evening wore on and we headed home.
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P.S. The attached pictures you have just seen are taken by me with my mobile phone, and the text is also designed by me.
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