Cirque Medrano

Cirque Medrano was a famous Parisian circus established in 1871, renowned for its vibrant performances and artistic entertainment. Located in the bustling Montmartre neighborhood, it combined traditional circus acts—such as acrobatics, clowning, and animal displays—with theatrical elements and elegant design. The cirque became a cultural icon in Paris, blending spectacle with musical and visual artistry, and was popular among both locals and tourists. Despite closures and relocations over the years, Medrano remains a symbol of classic European circus tradition, reflecting the rich tradition of performance arts in France.