Petit Bain Paris: Tickets, Tables & Guest List
Open nowClub nights on 7 and 13 November and 12 December 2026, with concerts on other nights (venue programme).
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Enjoy Petit Bain
Petit Bain is a cultural boat moored at 7 Port de la Gare in the 13th arrondissement, right on the Seine. On board there's a restaurant, a rooftop bar and a 450-capacity room that runs concerts (rock, metal, reggae, experimental electronic) and eclectic club nights. The venue presents itself as a space open to everyone, and on Fridays and Saturdays it stays open until 6am.
- Season
- Club nights on 7 and 13 November and 12 December 2026, with concerts on other nights (venue programme).
- Area
- Quai de la Gare
- Municipality
- Paris
- Music
- Concerts (rock, metal, reggae, experimental electronic) and eclectic club nights
- Nights
- Monday–Thursday 18:00–02:00, Friday–Saturday 18:00–06:00, closed Sunday (Time Out, March 2026)
- Capacity
- 450
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VIP Tables at Petit Bain
Petit Bain is a concert and club boat rather than a table venue. If you're coming as a group, message us on WhatsApp with the date: the conditions depend on the venue and the night, and we can help with tickets and the guest list.
How to Get to Petit Bain
The address is 7 Port de la Gare, 75013 Paris. Take metro line 6 to Quai de la Gare, or metro line 14 or RER C to Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand. On weekdays the boat closes at 2am, on Fridays and Saturdays at 6am. The metro runs until about 2:15am at the end of the line on Fridays and Saturdays (about 1:15am on other nights), then Noctilien night buses run from around 12:30am to 5:30am, Navigo valid.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
Petit Bain doesn't publish a dress code. What it does ask is respect: the venue describes itself as a space accessible to all, where everyone is treated with respect. Come as you are.
Concerts in the evening, club after midnight
Petit Bain works in two halves. From the early evening its room hosts concerts, and Time Out Paris lists rock, metal, experimental electronic and reggae among the regulars. After midnight, on some nights, the same room turns into a club. The November 2026 programme shows the rhythm: an electronic folk dance night with EIN L AQL, AndL and Nayoo on Saturday 7 November at 6pm, followed the same night by Club Late Music with XYears from 23:59. On Friday 13 November there's a Zawa club night, also from 23:59, and on Saturday 12 December STUDIO invites KOAN Sound, Phace, Chopsoe and Maevol for a bass-heavy night. Concerts fill most of the other evenings, from 4 to 26 November. If you want a club night rather than a gig, check the start time: club nights begin just before midnight.
A cooperative boat open to everyone
Petit Bain calls itself a floating cultural venue, and it is run as a cooperative. On board you'll find a restaurant, a rooftop bar and the 450-capacity room, according to Time Out Paris, which put it in its March 2026 list of the best clubs in Paris. The venue's own site sets the tone with a simple line about being an accessible space where everyone is treated with respect, and some of its parties are billed as inclusive and accessible. It's a good place to start the night early: the boat opens at 6pm, so you can eat or have a drink on the roof before the concert or the club. Petit Bain is moored on Port de la Gare, a few numbers from the Bateau Phare, and Djoon is close by, on boulevard Vincent Auriol.
Getting there and getting home
The address is 7 Port de la Gare, 75013 Paris, on the riverbank. Take metro line 6 to Quai de la Gare, or line 14 or RER C to Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand. From Monday to Thursday the boat closes at 2am, and on Fridays and Saturdays at 6am, according to Time Out Paris. For the way home, the RATP says the metro runs until about 1:15am from Sunday to Thursday and about 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before public holidays, at the end of the line, so the last train passes your station a little earlier. Noctilien night buses then take over from around 12:30am to 5:30am, and a Navigo pass is valid on them. Coming as a group? Send us the date on WhatsApp and we'll help with tickets and the guest list.
