Tour the Opera National de Paris (Paris Opera)

The Opera Garnier is one of the two opera halls of the Opera National de Paris (Paris Opera) and is certainly the most well known. The lavish Neo-Baroque (Baroque Revival) style of architecture of the Palais Garnier facade, home to the Opera, will surely impress visitors that appreciate architecture. A veritable temple of opera and choreography, the Palais Garnier is one of the most significant structures in Paris. The interior design alone is well worth the trip as it is decorated with velvet, marble, gold leaf, nymphs and cherubim angels. The magnificently colored ceiling at the entrance to the opera hall, painted by Marc Chagall in 1964, displays a mix of brilliant colors which are absolutely dazzling.

» Self guided and guided tours of the Palais Garnier.

Place de l’Opera – How to Discover Paris

The Place de l’Opera (Opera Square) was created at the same time as the Opera Garnier itself and allows you to stand far enough back to admire the fantastic facade of the Palais (Paris Opera). Located at the intersection of the main Paris thoroughfares, the Place de l’Opera is the perfect starting point for exploring the capital. You can begin your stay in Paris by visiting the Palais Garnier (Paris Opera), just a few yards from the 4-star hotel. Walk up towards Boulevard Haussmann to see the largest luxury brands in the world. Wrap up your beautiful day with a memorable performance at the Opera Garnier.

Diverse Program

For concerts, ballets or shows, the Opera Garnier (Paris Opera) makes the performing arts accessible to everyone. The artists that perform there are sure to please and put on a program that is truly eclectic.

» Program of concerts at the Opera Garnier.