🇫🇷 Paris Opera House: Enter the luxurious art palace of the 19th century

#GlobalTravel Finally visited the place where The Phantom of the Opera took place! The Palais Garnier in Paris is more breathtaking than you might think. From the exterior to the interior, every corner tells of the glory of the Second French Empire✨ This opera house, completed in 1875, was the most important work of the architect Garnier at the time. The marble staircase in the hall is stunning, and the magnificent ceiling and crystal chandeliers make people feel like they are in a palace. The most attractive thing is the 7-ton copper chandelier, which is said to be one of the props that inspired the story of "The Phantom of the Opera". Must-see highlights: - Lobby staircase: Made of red marble, it is the most popular photo spot - Grand Theater: A perfect combination of gold and red velvet, the ceiling was repainted by Chagall - Opera House exterior: A masterpiece of neo-Baroque architectural style - Lobby: The Hall of Mirrors is 154 meters long, and the gold foil decoration is dazzling