With its easily recognizable red windmills on the roof and the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec as interior elements, the Moulin Rouge, has become an iconic symbol of Paris. Opened in 1889 in the district of Pigalle, this legenday cabaret is where the modern can-can dance has evolved into a unique form of art and entertainment worshipped by several generations of bohemian Parisians. After more than a century since its opening, the Moulin Rouge is still number one dancing show in Paris and one of the top touristic attractions. Lucky ticket holders have a chance to experience a whirl of fantastical costumes, amazing sets and, as the top of the milk, a thrilling dancing extravaganza performed by the world-renowned showgirls and French Cancan dancers. For a posh evening like this, champagne is a must, so it's included in the most of the Moulin Rouge's dinner offers.