OPERA GARNIER

A symbol of Second Empire splendour, the Opera Garnier is one of Paris’ architectural gems. Built by Charles Garnier and inaugurated in 1875, this palace of entertainment fascinates with its imposing sculpted façade, columns and gilded ornaments, reflecting the elegance of the 19th century.

Inside, the grand staircase, the ceiling painted by Chagall and the 2,000-seat auditorium with its richly decorated boxes plunge visitors into the history of dance and classical music. In the foyer and salons of the Opera Garnier, the splendour and decorative arts can be discovered even when there are no performances.

Every year, the Opera Garnier hosts ballets, operas and concerts that attract art lovers and curious visitors from all over the world. Guided tours and audio guides allow you to discover the history and architecture of the building at any time of the day.

To prolong your immersion in the neighbourhood, Rivages, one of the restaurants closest to the Opera Garnier, To prolong your immersion in the neighbourhood, Rivages, one of the restaurants nearest to the Opéra Garnier, is ready to welcome you into an elegant and refined atmosphere.Before or after your show, enjoy bistronomic cuisine featuring seasonal fish. An ideal break to combine art and fine food near the Opera in Paris.