8 PM - 1 AM (free initiation 8-9 PM)
Tuesday Salsa @ Le Comptoir Général
at Le Comptoir Général
Salsa ·Free ·Weekly
France
Salsa in Paris gives you 15 weekly socials across 11 venues. Sunday and Thursday are the busiest nights, with 4 parties each. Wednesday adds 3 more, and the rest of the week fills Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. So you can dance salsa six nights out of seven. Many socials run in bars and Irish pubs around the center and the Grands Boulevards, plus a few clubs and open-floor spots by the Seine. Music mixes salsa cubana and on1, and several floors share the night with bachata (14 bachata events run in the same city). Kizomba and zouk also have their own nights. Coming alone works fine here; dancers rotate partners, and many parties open with a short beginner class.
Last updated: July 29, 2026

Your expert 2026 guide to salsa dancing in Paris. Discover the best clubs, socials, and festivals, with verified prices, schedules, and insider tips.
8 PM - 1 AM (free initiation 8-9 PM)
at Le Comptoir Général
Salsa ·Free ·Weekly
8 PM - 1 AM (free initiation 8-9 PM)
at Le Comptoir Général
Salsa ·Free ·Weekly
9:30 PM - 2:00 AM, Salsa class beginner 7:30 + advanced 8:30
at La Pachanga
Salsa ·Weekly
10 PM - 2 AM, Salsa beginner class 8 PM, advanced 9 PM
at La Pachanga
Salsa ·Weekly
9:30 PM - 1 AM, free Salsa cubana class 8 PM
at Café Oz Chatelet
Salsa ·10 €(Drink included) ·Weekly
9:30 PM- late, class kizomba beginner 7:30 + advanced 20:30
at The Station
Salsa ·free ·Weekly
8:45 PM - 0 AM, class from 7:45 PM
at Owen's
Salsa ·8€ ·Weekly
9:30 PM - 2 AM, Bachata classes starts at 7:30 PM
at La Pachanga
Salsa ·Weekly
18:00
at O'Sullivans by the Mill
Salsa ·12 EUR including one drink ·Weekly
6:30 - late, 5 PM Rueda casino class
at Vendôme Club
Salsa ·€12 ·Weekly
6:30 PM - 12 AM, class 5:30-6:30 PM
at Café Oz Grand Boulevards
Salsa ·Free ·Weekly

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