Swingers clubs in Paris: BarSwinger's guide

Paris is one of Europe's historic capitals of libertine culture, with a long tradition of swingers clubs, known in France as clubs libertins or clubs échangistes. You will find elegant venues with a restaurant, saunas that open at midday and clubs with almost round-the-clock hours. This guide brings together our selection of swingers and lifestyle clubs in Paris, based on the information each venue publishes on its official website.

At BarSwinger we do not rank clubs or give them scores. We explain what makes each one distinct, who it is likely to suit and what is worth checking before you go. Prices and opening hours change, so always confirm them on each venue's official website.

How libertine nights work in Paris

Paris offers very different formats side by side. On one hand, night clubs with a demanding dress code and couples-only nights; on the other, libertine saunas that open at midday and stay open late at weekends; and also clubs with both a day session and a night session.

Entry varies by day: some nights are couples only, others open to single women and some also to single men, usually at higher prices for them. Checking each club's calendar is essential.

The dress code tends to be more formal than in other cities, especially at the best-known night clubs. And, as at any reputable club, phones and photos are banned inside.

Les Chandelles

Les Chandelles is in the 1st arrondissement, a few minutes from the Louvre, and combines a restaurant with refined cooking and a night club that opens every day. It presents itself as an elegant, discreet experience aimed mainly at couples.

What sets it apart: the combination of dinner and club, and a clearly defined calendar: according to its website, Wednesday to Saturday nights are reserved for couples, Tuesday is also open to single women, and Sunday and Monday to couples and singles. Monday to Saturday there is also an afternoon slot from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Who it suits: couples looking for a special night out, with dinner included and a dressed-up atmosphere.

Practical notes: the dress code is strict (women in a dress or skirt and heels; men in a long-sleeved shirt, dress trousers and city shoes). Published couple prices range from €90 to €130 depending on the night, and the afterwork session costs €50. Phones are banned inside.

Moon City

Moon City is a libertine sauna on Boulevard de Clichy, in the heart of Pigalle. It opens every day from midday and stays open later on Wednesdays and, above all, on Friday and Saturday nights, when it closes at 6 a.m.

What sets it apart: a format that mixes relaxation with a libertine atmosphere, with sauna areas and shared spaces where interaction is always voluntary, plus themed nights.

Who it suits: couples and singles who prefer an afternoon plan or a more relaxed setting than a night club.

Practical notes: according to its website, couples pay €78, single women enter free (€20 on Mondays and Wednesdays) and single men pay €168. Single men cannot enter on Mondays or Wednesdays. Proper attire is required.

Club 2Plus2

Club 2Plus2 is in Montparnasse, in the 14th arrondissement, and according to its website has been operating there since 1999. It has some of the longest opening hours in the city.

What sets it apart: it opens every day with a day session from noon to 7 p.m. and a night session that starts at 8 p.m. and runs until 6 a.m. Its entry policy is open: it welcomes couples, single women and men, trans people and threesomes.

Who it suits: anyone looking for flexible hours and a setting open to different profiles.

Practical notes: prices and drinks are listed in a dedicated section of its website, and the club posts updates on Instagram.

How to choose between these clubs

If you are looking for a special night, with dinner and an elegant setting, Les Chandelles is the most complete option in our selection, though it requires a strict dress code and many nights are couples only. If you prefer an afternoon plan or a more relaxed atmosphere, Moon City opens at midday in Pigalle and combines sauna areas with shared spaces. And if you need flexible hours or are not visiting as a couple, Club 2Plus2 opens day and night and has the most open entry policy. For a first visit, an afternoon slot is usually the calmest way to discover the Parisian libertine scene.

Tips for your visit

• Dress the part: in Paris the dress code is applied strictly, especially at night.
• Check who is admitted each day: many nights are couples only.
• Consent: interaction is always voluntary; a no is respected without discussion.
• No phones: using them is banned inside most clubs.
• Getting home: the metro stops running in the early hours; plan a taxi or ride-hailing trip back.
• Language: the best-known clubs usually speak English, but a few words of French help.

Frequently asked questions

What is a swingers club called in French?

In France the most common terms are club libertin and club échangiste. They are the words to use when searching for information.

How much does entry to a swingers club in Paris cost?

In our selection, Les Chandelles publishes €90 to €130 per couple depending on the night, and Moon City €78 per couple. Club 2Plus2 lists its prices in a dedicated section of its website.

Can single men go?

It depends on the club and the day. Club 2Plus2 admits them; Moon City does not on Mondays or Wednesdays; and at Les Chandelles only some nights are open to singles.

Are there afternoon options?

Yes. Les Chandelles has an afternoon slot Monday to Saturday, Moon City opens at midday and Club 2Plus2 runs a day session from noon to 7 p.m.

The details in this guide come from the information each club publishes on its official website and were reviewed in November 2026. If you run one of these venues and want to update your information, you can claim your listing on BarSwinger.