Palais Garnier in Paris: photos, reviews

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The Palais Garnier in Paris is an architectural marvel that enchants with its exquisite Beaux-Arts, Baroque Revival, and Second Empire styles. Designed by Charles Garnier and opening its doors in the late 19th century, this theatre is rich in history and elegance. As you step inside, you are met with breathtaking grandeur reminiscent of a mini, albeit very miniature, Versailles. Every detail, from the ornate decor to the opulent interiors, enchants the senses. The grand staircase and sparkling chandeliers contribute to its magical atmosphere. Consistently receiving high praise, this iconic theatre prides itself on being a favorite among both locals and visitors. To truly appreciate its splendor and history, the Belle Epoque guided tour is a must, providing fascinating insights into this magnificent attraction. For those visiting Paris, securing tickets in advance is highly recommended to ensure a seamless visit to this stunning venue.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Opéra - Scribe

Bus stop 88 m walk

Gluck - Haussmann

Bus stop 100 m walk

Opéra

Bus stop 72 m walk

Opéra - Rue Halevy

Bus stop 86 m walk

Opéra

Subway station 131 m walk

Opéra

Bus stop 82 m walk

4.7

based on 59,526 reviews

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4.7/5 53,626 reviews

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4.4/5 5,900 reviews

Adel Berinsky

Pretty building . Very crowded

Cat Smith

Fully recommend the guided tour, well worth paying a little extra for this experience. Our guide was really engaging and had lots of great information.

Mn Chorale

Splendide et majestueux

Palais Garnier in Paris

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