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Paris, Paris
Paris's first naturist gay cruise bar near Sentier, clothing-optional
L'Impact is Paris's naturist gay cruise club, on Rue Greneta in the 2nd arrondissement and run on a strict clothes-off policy. You check everything at the door and head in nude: the ground floor holds the bar where you undress, and the action moves down into classic Parisian stone cellars laid out with cabins, slings, and glory holes across two levels. It's a sex-and-cruising venue first, not a place to nurse a drink, and it pulls a steady local crowd alongside a reputation that travels well beyond France. Themed nights rotate through the week and keep the room turning over. If you're after the uninhibited end of Paris's scene rather than a dance floor or a café terrace, this is one of the city's better-known addresses for it; come knowing exactly what it is.
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