A drink above Barbès, on the terrace of Le Louxor

On the third floor of Le Louxor, enjoy a drink on the terrace with the Sacré-Cœur in your sights.

Barbès, seen from above

At 170 Boulevard de Magenta, a cinema with the flair of an Egyptian palace houses a bar on its third floor. Head up to Le Louxor for a drink, and from the terrace, the Sacré-Cœur comes into view.

From Hôtel Les Deux Gares, head up Boulevard de Magenta to the cinema's facade. The Le Louxor bar is located on the third floor. Down below, Barbès continues its evening at its own pace. Up here, take the time to look out over the rooftops and decide if this drink will be your first or your last.

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An aperitif before the credits

The bar's menu features cocktails, craft beers, wines, and plates to share. The terrace is open even if you are just coming for a drink. If a film catches your eye, check the showtimes at Le Louxor before heading up. The view has a way of making you lose track of the start time.

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Planning your evening at Le Louxor

Bar hours may vary depending on cinema activity, and access may be limited during busy periods. A quick look at the Le Louxor website before you leave will help you pick the right time. The walk back to Rue des Deux Gares is a straight shot down Boulevard de Magenta.

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Le Louxor – Palais du cinéma · 170 Boulevard de Magenta, 75010 Paris.

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