[2025 Paris Attraction] Travel Guide for Palais Garnier (Updated Mar)

Known as one of the most famous opera houses in the world, this legendary and majestic building is filled with a classical and romantic atmosphere in every detail. Even if you don't come to watch the opera performance💃🕺, it's still satisfying to come and visit🤩 Entrance is divided into pre-booked tickets and walk-in tickets. We didn't book tickets, so we waited for about half an hour. 🕍After entering, the large dome, arches, chandeliers and marble beams, the Gothic architecture has attracted many tourists to take photos. 🕍Then go to the lobby, the "Pythian Pool", where you can see the statue of the goddess of music and the pool. After passing through the 2-sided Y-shaped staircase and arriving at the lobby, you can see the majestic dome. A large number of statues and portraits of gods from Greek mythology. At this time, you will see ladies from different countries taking photos in their best clothes📸So beautiful💃 There are double staircases leading to the foyer and various floors of the theater. On the stairs, two female symbolic figures holding torches greet the audience. 🕍Opposite the concert hall is a long corridor with gorgeous crystal lamps✨️💎 It feels like entering a long corridor in a magnificent palace. There are two rows of noble crystal chandeliers hanging on the ceiling, and many classical oil paintings and sculptures painted on the ceiling, which are meticulously crafted and extremely charming. 🕍There happened to be a "Stage Jewelry" exhibition These jewelry, costumes, headdresses and accessories are also used by actors on stage. Each piece is very detailed and some are sparkling. This time it was really an eye-opener🤩 🕍Concert Hall (it was a theater event that day, so it was a pity that it was not open to tourists) 🕍Library and souvenir shop The small library has a classical beauty and is also good for taking photos. The souvenirs are also very beautiful, some of which have music, dance, and opera art elements👍 OPERA GARNIER🕍 📍8 Rue Scribe, 75009 Paris Transportation: Paris Metro Station🚈"Opéra" on lines 3, 7, and 8, RER Line A Auber Tickets €15 Metro: Opéra station (lines 3, 7 and 8). : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Gothic architecture has attracted many tourists to take photos.

The interior of the Palais Garnier is extremely luxurious. As shown in the picture above ☝🖼 Palais Garnier 🔱The interior is decorated with marble, gold leaf, and other materials. Marble is used for the walls and floors, making the space look luxurious and solemn. Gold leaf is used to decorate sculptures, picture frames, and other details, shining in the light and exuding nobility. 🔱The colors are rich and harmonious. Red and gold are combined with soft beige, highlighting the luxury of the key decorative areas while maintaining an elegant overall atmosphere. 🔱There are many sculptures, with exquisite sculptures on the stair railings, corners, and ceiling edges. These sculptures feature many themes, such as figures and mythological scenes, with delicate and vivid shapes, adding a strong artistic atmosphere to the interior space. 🔱The ceiling paintings are a major feature, with grand and spectacular scenes, often featuring mythological stories, angels, and other themes, with bright colors. When the audience looks up, they seem to be under an artistic sky, bringing a strong visual shock. 🔱Check in at beautiful destinations around the world🔱

Visiting an opera house was my childhood dream. The Palais Garnier has been called the most famous opera house in the world, and I was extremely happy had a chance to visit this opera house 🔥 This opera house has a very beautiful interior design, combining elements from the Baroque, the classicism of Palladio, and Renaissance architecture that blended together. Dont forget to visit this opera house when you are in Paris🥰 Address: Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France How to get there 🚎 🚎 You can take the metro and the closest stop is at The Opera Metro, it is served by lines 3,7 & 8🌿 Operating Hours⚡️⚡️ 10am to 5pm Price : 15€ Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #100waysoftravel

⭐️Day7 - Paris 📍Paris Opera House 📍Louvre Museum (need to reserve tickets in advance) 📍Eiffel Tower (Paris Tower) 📍Arc de Triomphe ⭐️Day 8 - Colmar/Strasbourg -> Paris to Colmar by train 📍Miyazaki Hayao Howl's Moving Castle Prototype 📍Little Venice 📍Old Town ->Take the train to Strasbourg 📍Strasbourg Cathedral ->Take the train back to Paris ⭐️Day 9 - Disneyland Paris -You need to buy tickets in advance -Reserve your admission in advance -There is enough time for two parks in one day -You can play most games without fast pass ⭐️Day 10 -Paris flight back to Hong Kong

| Five days and four nights guide to food, accommodation and entertainment! Just read this article. Paris is always the romantic city that I never get tired of visiting. Visit Paris for the second time! A summary of the itinerary and route guide for eating, staying, playing and taking photos~ 🏘Accommodation Day 1.2: Hotel Splendid Etoile. French balcony and Arc de Triomphe are visible from the window. Breakfast can be delivered to the room for photo taking! Hard to book! (Picture 7) Day 3.4: Pullman is in District 14! The room is large and clean. The floor is high and the view is great (Figure 8) 🚇Transportation Just take the subway! It's very convenient to use the manual counter or the self-service ticket machine to buy a card. If you take a taxi, it's about 10 euros and takes about 20 minutes. The distance is not far, but the traffic is congested! - route Day 1️⃣Arc de Triomphe - Louvre - Tuileries Garden - Champs Elysees Stay at the Arc de Triomphe Hotel and you will see the Arc de Triomphe right outside your door The Louvre Museum was purchased online in advance. There were many people queuing on site. After visiting the Louvre, walk 700 meters straight to the Tuileries Garden! Evening shopping time at Champs Elysees Paris Spring Galeries Lafayette‼ ️Remember to bring your passport and you can get a tax refund directly after purchase~ Day 2️⃣: Disneyland There are two parks that require a full day! Remember to buy Disney in advance 🎫~ It takes about an hour to take the subway from the city. Day 3️⃣: Versailles Palace and Eiffel Tower The journey to the Palace of Versailles is also very long and takes 2 hours round trip. You need to buy time in advance to stay for most of the day. But it is worth going. Return to downtown Paris before dark to walk along the Eiffel Tower and the Seine River. Sunset and after dark are both great times to take photos with the tower!! Day4️⃣: Paris Opera House – Orsay Museum – Notre Dame de Paris Opera House is on the right bank of Paris. Go to Orsay Museum in the afternoon. Buy tickets online in advance. Notre Dame de Paris is still under construction. You can go or not (on the last day, hurry up and visit all the places you want to go) - 🍴Food Bistrot Victories is a delicious duck confit restaurant near the Louvre. It’s very reasonable at 30 per person!! Remember to order the duck confit~ There are so many delicious foods in Paris. Others are just mediocre, such as Japanese food and Vietnamese noodles eaten on the roadside. I hope everyone has a pleasant trip in France🤍

#paristrip The Grand Foyer, a visual symphony of artistic alchemy, captivates with its ornate ceilings, shimmering chandeliers, and intricate mosaic floors. As you wander through this palatial expanse, the rich tapestry of the Paris Opera House's history unfolds. The Grand Foyer isn't just a passageway; it's a living gallery that breathes life into the spirit of art and culture. Unveiling Palais Garnier's Secrets 🗝️🎭 Palais Garnier, with its timeless charm and secrets tucked in every corner, beckons patrons to unravel the mysteries within. Whether attending a captivating opera or simply exploring its hallowed halls, the Palais Garnier promises an immersive journey through Parisian cultural heritage. It's not just a building; it's a testament to the enduring allure of the City of Light. #PalaisGarnierMagic 🇫🇷🎭

Introducing the Paris Opera Garnier, famous as a photogenic spot 🥰❤️ The Opera Garnier is an opera house in Paris. It is also famous as the setting for The Phantom of the Opera. ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ 𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 ┈┈ 【👀Opera House Tour Guide】To enter the Opera House, you need to purchase a ticket for a performance such as ballet or opera, or a ticket for visitors! 🎫 You can visit for 15€! You can purchase tickets at the counter on the day 🙆♀️ (as of September 2023) ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ 𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 ┈┈ ❤️Recommended points ︎︎︎︎☑︎ It's recommended to dress up 👗︎︎︎︎☑︎ If you have time and a show you want to see, be sure to go see a play! ︎︎︎︎┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ 𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 ┈┈ ⚠️ Important points ⚠︎ Closing times may be earlier depending on the day, so be sure to check! ⚠︎ It's almost impossible to take a photo without people around 😂 The second photo is a miracle one...! ⚠︎ If you take photos in one place, you may not be able to see the whole thing, so be careful about allocating your time! ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ 𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 ┈┈When you think of Paris, you think of the Opera Garnier! So we went there on a whirlwind trip 🥰 The viewing time on this day was until 1pm, so we only stayed for about an hour 😂 Moreover, we were taking photos at the first entrance the whole time so we didn't get to see much of the inside...If you're planning on going, I recommend that you make sure to allocate your time properly!!! ⚠️If there's a performance you want to see, make sure to get your tickets in advance! ⚠️If there's a performance you want to see, make sure you get your tickets in advance! Spot information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📍Opéra Garnier 🗺Address: Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France🚗Access: 1 minute walk from Opera Station on metro lines 3, 7, and 8🗓Closed: Christmas, New Year's Day, 5/1, days with matinee performances and special events, and during the summer⏰Opening hours: 10:00AM-5:00PM (last entry 45 minutes before closing)💳Payment method: Cash/card💵Budget: 15€ #besttrip2023 #OpéraGarnier #Paris #FranceTrip #GirlsTrip #PhotogenicSpot

The Palais Garnier (French: [palɛ ɡaʁnje] ⓘ, Garnier Palace), also known as Opéra Garnier (French: [ɔpeʁa ɡaʁnje] ⓘ, Garnier Opera), is a historic 1,979-seat[3] opera house at the Place de l'Opéra in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, France. It was built for the Paris Opera from 1861 to 1875 at the behest of Emperor Napoleon III.[4] Initially referred to as le nouvel Opéra de Paris (the new Paris Opera), it soon became known as the Palais Garnier,[5] "in acknowledgment of its extraordinary opulence"[6] and the architect Charles Garnier's plans and designs, which are representative of the Napoleon III style. It was the primary theatre of the Paris Opera and its associated Paris Opera Ballet until 1989, when a new opera house, the Opéra Bastille, opened at the Place de la Bastille.[7] The company now uses the Palais Garnier mainly for ballet. The theatre has been a monument historique of France since 1923 #familytrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #paris #falltrip #couplestrip #2023 #holidayvacation

#wheretogo Address: Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France. Getting there: You can take underground and stop at Opéra station. The place is just 2 minutes walk away. Highlights: The Palais Garnier is one of the most beautiful buildings I have ever visited. The whole building is a piece of art from the outside to all of the inside. We bought tickets in advance for easy entry. It is not expensive and it takes you not over 2 hours to see it. I really appreciated the ballet costumes and art pieces on display- an unexpected perk! You will feel like you’ve traveled in time, while at the same time you are in a place where high quality culture is made. It is really a great place to visit while in Paris. #awesomepic #visitparis

Opera Garnier (Opera House), famous for being the setting for The Phantom of the Opera Operas and ballets are still being performed, but it is also possible to just visit the inside☑︎ Tickets (€15) can be purchased at the counter on the day, but there was quite a line, so it seems better to make an online reservation. The famous staircase, hall, golden hall, and more are worth seeing, so I recommend it! No matter where you cut it, it looks great! ! ! ! As of September 2023, the exterior wall is under construction, so unfortunately we were not able to see the exterior. If you are planning to go, please be careful😢 📍Address Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris #EuropeTravel #France #Paris

THE FAMOUS OPERA HOUSE US LOCATED IN PARIS, FRANCE AND IS OPENED DAILY FROM 10AM-5PM BUT IT WILL BE OPENED UNTIL 7PM FROM 12 JULY-3 SEPTEMBER 2023 EXCEPT ON DAYS WITH AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES. THE OPERA HOUSE HAS 1979 SEATS AND WAS BUILT FOR THE PARIS OPERA IN 1861-1875 AT THE BEHEST OF EMPEROR NAPOLEON III. THE OPERA HOUSE WAS BUILT BY CHARLES GARNIER AND THE CONSTRUCTION STARTED IN 1875. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2023travelwish #passionpassport

The Palais Garnier Opera House is a large Baroque Revival-style national opera house. The interior is decorated in a luxurious style, making it a very beautiful piece of architecture. It has become another charm of the theater that tourists love very much. It can be said that if anyone likes retro art, they can come and take pictures at this theater. To get there, you can take the metro and get off at La Fayette station. #Travel in France #Travel abroad

"If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast." [The Architectural Story Behind the Opera House] In 1860, Napoleon III held a design competition for the Paris Opera House, and the 35-year-old architect Charles Garnier became the main designer of the opera house. Garnier incorporated design elements from various countries into the construction of the opera house, blending the luxury of ancient Greek and Roman colonnades, Baroque styles, and more, creating a magnificent and unimaginable building. The design of the opera house is completely symmetrical, and the pillars, stairs, and railings all follow this principle. The only thing to do when you come here is to look up. . [Loving King and Queen / Narcissistic Architect] The architect added the ubiquitous letters N and E inside the opera house, showcasing the love between King Napoleon and Queen Empress Eugenie. At the same time, there are also self-portraits and sculptures of Garnier everywhere. [Stairwell] The design of the staircase extends from the first floor to the second floor with marble elements, and the ceiling is decorated with countless inlaid paintings. The opera house showcases the essence of classical art with countless Italian mosaic paintings and sculptures, perfectly presenting a noble and luxurious style. The steps face two goddess statues at the entrance, representing tragedy and comedy respectively. [Music Hall] The concert hall features classical horseshoe-shaped seats adorned with golden and red chairs. While enjoying the performance, the audience can also indulge in the aesthetic atmosphere of the hall. The ceiling is a masterpiece by the famous Russian surrealist painter Marc Chagall, which took two years to complete and depicts the appearance of Parisian dancers performing at the Paris Opera House. In order to express his respect and passion for Paris, this painting was not charged any painting fees. Must-see attractions in the opera house: The Phantom of the Opera, Neo-Baroque architecture, Sun Salon, Moon Salon, Library, Museum, Central Grand Staircase, Circular Ice Rink, etc. Transportation: Metro lines 3, 7, and 8, Opéra station / RER A line, Auber station. ⏱Opening hours: Daily 10:00-16:30 (Summer 10:00-18:30) / Closed on December 25th Christmas, January 1st New Year's Day, May 1st Labor Day. 💶Ticket prices: Adults - 14 euros (12 euros outside exhibition period), Youth aged 12-25 - 10 euros (8 euros outside exhibition period) 🤳Suggested visit time: 90 minutes

The Palais Garnier (French: [palɛ ɡaʁnje] (listen), Garnier Palace), also known as Opéra Garnier (French: [ɔpeʁa ɡaʁnje] (listen), Garnier Opera), is a 1,979-seat opera house at the Place de l'Opéra in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, France. It was built for the Paris Opera from 1861 to 1875 at the behest of Emperor Napoleon III. Initially referred to as le nouvel Opéra de Paris (the new Paris Opera), it soon became known as the Palais Garnier, "in acknowledgment of its extraordinary opulence" and the architect Charles Garnier's plans and designs, which are representative of the Napoleon III style. It was the primary theatre of the Paris Opera and its associated Paris Opera Ballet until 1989, when a new opera house, the Opéra Bastille, opened at the Place de la Bastille. The company now uses the Palais Garnier mainly for ballet. The theatre has been a monument historique of France since 1923. The Palais Garnier has been called "probably the most famous opera house in the world, a symbol of Paris like Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, or the Sacré Coeur Basilica." This is at least partly due to its use as the setting for Gaston Leroux's 1910 novel The Phantom of the Opera and, especially, the novel's subsequent adaptations in films and the popular 1986 musical. Another contributing factor is that among the buildings constructed in Paris during the Second Empire, besides being the most expensive, it has been described as the only one that is "unquestionably a masterpiece of the first rank." This opinion is far from unanimous however: the 20th-century French architect Le Corbusier once described it as "a lying art" and contended that the "Garnier movement is a décor of the grave". The Palais Garnier also houses the Bibliothèque-Musée de l'Opéra de Paris (Paris Opera Library-Museum), which is managed by the Bibliothèque Nationale de France and is included in unaccompanied tours of the Palais Garnier.

#celebrateit The Opera House was built in 1875 by the French architect Charles Garnier. Opera and ballet performances are held throughout the year. The building is one of the most beautiful in the Baroque style, and the interior is luxurious. You can enter just by visiting the facility, and tours with a professional guide (in English) are also held. The restaurant in the facility is popular with Parisians.

The Qingming Festival travel season is here! This 13-day in-depth tour of France, Italy, and Switzerland will take you on a romantic European adventure! Check out this super practical guide! France, Italy, and Switzerland—three countries with rich histories and diverse landscapes! 🏰France is romantic and sophisticated, Italy is glamorous and fashionable, and Switzerland is tranquil and prosperous.🌄Don't miss the splendor of the Eiffel Tower, the ancient Colosseum, and the beauty of Jungfraujoch! 🛤️Itinerary: DAY 1: Fly directly from Shanghai to Rome and begin your Italian adventure! DAY 2–3: Travel from Rome to Florence for an in-depth tour and visit Pisa and Padua. 💗Experience the ancient charm of Rome, admire the beauty of Florence, and visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa. DAY 4–5: Depart from Padua, wander through Venice, and then travel to Lugano, Zug, and Lucerne. 💗Take a gondola ride in Venice, experience the unique charm of the water city, and enjoy the honeymoon atmosphere of Lucerne. DAY 6–8: Depart from Lucerne, take the GoldenPass Line to Interlaken, visit Jungfraujoch and Blausee, and finally travel to Broc, Montreux, and Geneva/Lausanne. 💗Admire the magnificent mountains of Switzerland, experience the winter wonderland of Jungfraujoch, and savor Swiss chocolate and wine. DAY 9–11: Take the TGV high-speed train from Geneva/Lausanne to Paris for an in-depth tour and free time. 💗Experience the romantic atmosphere of France, visit the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles, and enjoy a dinner cruise on the Seine. DAY 12: Fly directly from Paris back to Shanghai, concluding your wonderful European trip! 💗Before returning, take some time to visit Montmartre and the Palais Garnier for some last-minute memories. DAY 13: Return to Shanghai, reflect on your trip, and share your journey! Travel essentials:🧳 📄First, don't forget your documents: passport, visa, and ID card. Bring them all just in case. 🔌When traveling to Europe, a plug adapter is essential; otherwise, you won't be able to use your electrical appliances. Remember this! 📱You'll also need to change your SIM card. International roaming is convenient, but it's really expensive. A local SIM card is more affordable. 👗The weather in France, Italy, and Switzerland in March is quite pleasant, but bring a thick coat as it can get a bit chilly in the evenings. 👟Comfortable shoes are essential. You'll be doing a lot of walking during your trip, so comfortable shoes will help you every step of the way. 🔋Chargers and power banks are a must-have for travel. Your phone and camera need power, so don't forget to bring them. 💊Finally, bring common medications with you for headaches, fevers, etc. Health and safety are paramount. Enjoy the European flair on your trip to France, Italy, and Switzerland, with beautiful scenery and delicious food all the way! Make the most of your time!

If you had to choose one place that instantly transports you to the French court, it would undoubtedly be the Palais Garnier. It blends the grandeur and drama of Baroque, the delicate intricacy of Rococo, the symmetry of Neoclassicism, and the retro elements of the Renaissance, creating a visual feast of extreme luxury and theatricality. It is a representative work of Napoleon III's style, also known as the Second Empire style. The entire theater's design is full of dramatic tension. From the magnificent grand staircase to the resplendent main hall and the dreamlike Marc Chagall dome, every corner exudes French courtly aesthetics, as if stepping into a 19th-century aristocratic ball. 📍Highlights: Must-see details ✨ The Grand Staircase | As you enter the theater, you are greeted by this marble spiral staircase. Its grandeur makes every photo look like a scene from a period drama. ✨ Grand Foyer | Known as the "Little Versailles," its dome, murals, carvings, and chandeliers are all masterpieces of Baroque art, exuding an unparalleled sense of luxury! ✨ Marc Chagall Dome | If you enter the main auditorium, be sure to look up! Chagall's ceiling painting is vibrant and dreamlike, creating a wonderful contrast with the red velvet of the theater. 📷 Photo Tips 1️⃣ Grand Staircase: A slight turn of the head makes for a cinematic shot. 2️⃣ Balcony Corridor: The arched windows let in natural light, creating a retro atmosphere effortlessly. 3️⃣ Grand Foyer: Let the ornate details of the ceiling be your backdrop, transforming you into the subject of a courtly oil painting. Every corner of the Palais Garnier is incredibly photogenic! ⏰ Practical Tips ✅ Opening Hours: 10:00–17:00 daily (last entry at 16:00). ✅ Tickets: General admission is EUR 15. Book in advance on the official website or through third-party platforms, or purchase directly from the self-service ticket machines inside! ✅ Dress Code: A retro or elegant dress is highly recommended to blend in with the ambiance. 💡 Special Recommendation: If time permits, be sure to attend a ballet or opera performance. Witness the lights dim and the curtain rise, and experience the heartbeat of this artistic sanctuary!

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📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 1.Palais Garnier 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 💡 Tips The Paris travel very interesting Lots of main attractions Some walkable n near with each other

#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

Would anyone disagree if I said the most romantic Valentine's Day in the world is in Paris? 🇫🇷 Wake up in a hotel next to the Arc de Triomphe and open the window to see the streets of Paris. Stroll from the Champs-Élysées to the banks of the Seine. Chagall's theater dome 🎀 and Ando Tadao's museum. Chocolate shops 🍫 and small shops are all full of love. The white wolf with wings 🪽 and good rosé and champagne 🍾 It seems that in this city, emotions are always expressed. You can meet street artists and kissing couples everywhere. I found 5 spots that are better than the movies! Even if it's not Valentine's Day, it's worth checking out (names in the picture). This time I booked the Imperial Suite at the Napoleon Hotel Paris Arc de Triomphe. On the top floor of the hotel, the 7th floor, there is a large living room + 2 bedrooms. The private terrace overlooks the Eiffel Tower 🗼 and the Arc de Triomphe, and it's so big you can run on it 😂 Paris is not just a holiday, it is love itself 💕 Let me see your Valentine's Day 😉 . Because yesterday afternoon in Paris was bright white, I used magic sky for the first picture 🪄 Although it's a bit fake, I really like the sunset pink feeling! Actually, it was still beautiful to the naked eye 👀 .

The Paris Opera House (Opéra Garnier), also known as the Palais Garnier, is one of the most iconic buildings in Paris, France, and one of the most famous opera houses in the world. The architectural style of this opera house is grand and luxurious, combining Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical styles. Its intricate decorations and lavish interior design leave every visitor in awe. Visiting the Paris Opera House is an unforgettable experience for both architecture enthusiasts and music lovers. First, I was struck by the grandeur of the opera house's exterior. Designed by architect Charles Garnier, construction began in 1861 and was completed in 1875. The facade of the opera house is characterized by its imposing front, ornate sculptural decorations, and a massive dome. Standing in front of the main entrance, you are captivated by its golden and resplendent appearance, a building unparalleled in both Paris and the world. Entering the interior of the opera house, the first thing that catches your eye is the luxurious decor, giving a sense of opulence. The grand hall is one of the highlights, surrounded by exquisite murals and sculptures, with a magnificent central chandelier. The design of this opera house not only reflects the artistic atmosphere of France at the time but also incorporates many symbolic elements, showcasing an elegant style from the hall to the theater itself. What impressed me the most was the auditorium. When I entered the theater, I was amazed by its enormous stage and intricate seating. The stage is considered one of the largest in the world, and the seats are arranged in a tiered design, ensuring an unobstructed view for every audience member. Additionally, from any angle, the golden carvings and detailed decorations around the auditorium are mesmerizing. The visual enjoyment provided by this theater perfectly complements the music, creating a strong artistic experience. The famous dome of the opera house is also worth mentioning. Painted by artist Marc Chagall, the dome features colorful scenes depicting many famous operas. The view under the dome is not only artistic but also gives a dreamlike feeling. Standing under the dome and looking up, it feels as if the entire theater space is filled with stories and history, inspiring awe for the glorious past of the opera house. Moreover, I visited the opera house's museum, which showcases rich information about the history, architectural design, and performances of the opera house. Each exhibit is full of stories, giving me a deeper understanding of this building. The history of the opera house includes many famous opera performances and numerous artists and musicians who have shone here, making this opera house even more admirable. During the visit, I also learned about the connection between the opera house and 'The Phantom of the Opera.' This classic novel and subsequent musical are sources of many people's impressions of the Paris Opera House. The opera house in the novel is mysterious, romantic, and full of dramatic tension. Such a story adds a layer of mystery to the opera house, making it not only a temple of musical art but also the birthplace of romantic stories. In summary, the Paris Opera House is an architectural marvel and a cultural landmark that cannot be ignored. Every detail reveals the cultural atmosphere of France at the time and still holds significant importance in the world of music, dance, and opera. The grandeur of the building, the exquisite decorations, and the profound cultural heritage make it a must-visit attraction for every visitor to Paris. As I walked out of the opera house, I couldn't help but reflect on what I had just seen. The opera house is like a temple of art, providing endless visual and auditory enjoyment while deeply conveying the intertwining of history and culture. It is not only a symbol of Paris but also a part of the world's cultural heritage, worth savoring by every traveler.

If Paris is a grand dream, then the Palais Garnier is the most luxurious scene in that dream. Standing in front of it, I felt as if I had traveled back to the golden age of the 19th century. Every inch of stone carving and every trace of gold leaf tells the story of its glory and legend. 🎭 My heart raced from the moment I stepped inside As I entered the hall, I was greeted by a magnificent double spiral marble staircase. Sunlight streamed through the stained glass, illuminating the golden reliefs and intricate murals. It was as if the air was filled with Baroque romance. I couldn't help but slow down, afraid of missing any exquisite detail. 🎼 Marc Chagall's ceiling painting is mesmerizing When I entered the auditorium, I was instantly captivated by the stunning ceiling mural! The vibrant and dreamy colors depict classic scenes from opera and ballet, complementing the magnificent crystal chandelier below. It felt like stepping into a surreal fairy tale world. 💃 Close your eyes and imagine the sound of skirts brushing the stage Countless legendary operas and ballets have been performed here, from "La Traviata" to "Swan Lake." Every inch of the red velvet seats seems to retain the echoes of the past. I stood by the box, imagining the whispers of 19th-century aristocrats and socialites as they awaited the curtain to rise. 📸 Every photo is like a masterpiece! Whether it's the opulent ceiling, the grand dome gallery, or the classical and mysterious Hall of Mirrors, every corner is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Every corner feels like a vintage postcard from the 19th century. ✨ Tips: How to fully immerse yourself in this palace? 📍 Recommended visiting time: Mornings are less crowded, with softer lighting, perfect for photos. 🎫 Tickets: You can buy tickets in advance or purchase them on-site. 🎭 **If time permits, be sure to watch a performance!** Listening to opera or ballet in this magnificent palace is the ultimate romantic experience! As I left, I lingered in the corridor for a long time, reluctant to step out the door. The Palais Garnier is not just a theater; it's a time capsule that preserves the art and elegance of an era. ✨ **If you have the chance, be sure to visit and experience this grand dream for yourself!**✨

| A dream journey to the romantic capital. 🌆Today I will take you to the romantic Paris✨. 🗼The Eiffel Tower is a landmark building in Paris. It shines brightly at night and is extremely charming😍. 🏛The Louvre is like a palace of art, housing countless treasures that make people immersed in it🧐. 🌸Walking along the Champs-Elysées, with cafes and boutiques lining both sides, you can feel the fashionable and romantic atmosphere😌. 🍷Taste authentic French cuisine, from snails to foie gras, every bite is a pleasure🤩. 💃Enjoy a wonderful performance at the Paris Opera and experience the charm of art🎭. 💕My dears, have you been infected by the romantic atmosphere of Paris💖? Come and start this dream journey with me😘!

#europetrip Stepping into Palais Garnier in Paris was like walking into a fairytale—a place where history, art, and grandeur converge in one of the world’s most opulent opera houses. From the moment I arrived, the building’s majestic façade, adorned with golden statues and intricate carvings, set the stage for a magical evening. Inside, the sheer magnificence of the Grand Foyer took my breath away. With its gilded ceilings, ornate chandeliers, and sweeping marble staircases, the space radiated old-world charm and elegance. Every corner of Palais Garnier seemed to whisper stories of timeless artistry and high society. The evening’s highlight, of course, was the opera itself. Settling into my plush velvet seat in the grand auditorium, I couldn’t help but marvel at Marc Chagall’s vivid ceiling painting above, a kaleidoscope of colors celebrating music and dance. The golden balconies, intricate carvings, and the iconic chandelier added to the drama of the setting. As the performance began, the rich voices of the performers, accompanied by the orchestra’s sweeping melodies, transported me to another world. The acoustics were impeccable, making every note resonate deeply. The storytelling, enhanced by the ornate stage design, costumes, and lighting, was a feast for the senses. It was an emotional rollercoaster, leaving me completely spellbound. Beyond the performance, Palais Garnier offered a unique glimpse into Parisian culture and history. It’s a place where the past meets the present, where art continues to inspire, and where every detail—from the architecture to the music—exudes sophistication. For anyone visiting Paris, an evening at Palais Garnier is an experience like no other. It’s not just about the opera—it’s about immersing yourself in a world of beauty and grandeur, a moment that stays with you long after the final curtain falls.

The Opéra Garnier is one of the most gorgeous landmarks in Paris, its extravagant architecture and details are breathtaking! It’s one of my favorite photo spots. 1️⃣ Opening hours and ticket information • Opening hours: • Usually open every day from 10:00 - 17:00 (last admission at 16:00). •If there are performances or events, it may close early. It is recommended to confirm the official website information in advance. •Tickets: •Adult tickets are around 15 euros, discounted tickets (students or under 26 years old) are around 11 euros. •You can buy tickets in advance on the official website or third-party platforms, or go in and buy them directly. There are self-service ticket machines and the process is very fast. 2️⃣Visit Highlights (1) Grand Foyer and Ceiling •The Grand Foyer is magnificently decorated with classic paintings on the ceiling, making it a great place to take photos of French luxury. • Pay attention to the lighting. It is recommended to use natural light in the morning or the soft light before closing time to shoot. (2) Marc Chagall Ceiling Painting •Located at the top of the Auditorium, it is colorful and full of artistic sense. •If the hall is not open for events, you can enjoy it during your daily visit. •Use a wide-angle lens or shoot from above to capture the full view. (3) Staircase lobby •The marble-decorated double spiral staircase is a must-see for photo-taking. •Photography suggestions: Choose the middle of the stairs or shoot from an overhead perspective to showcase the beauty of the building while incorporating portrait composition. (4) Balcony •From the balcony, you can overlook the city of Paris and take in the fusion of the opera house and modern Paris. •When taking photos, you can incorporate railing decorations to create a sense of layering. 3️⃣Photography tips •Clothing suggestions: The opera house is magnificent, so it is recommended to wear elegant or retro clothing, such as dresses, suits, etc., to better blend in with the scene. •Equipment: •Mobile phone: Turn on wide-angle mode to capture more details. •Camera: 24-70mm lens is recommended for panoramas and portraits, suitable for low-light environments. •Time Selection: •Visit on weekdays or in the morning to avoid peak crowds. •If there are a lot of people, you can use composition to avoid the crowded background and focus on the architectural details. 4️⃣Practical suggestions •Transportation: •Metro: Take Line 3, Line 7 or Line 8 to Opéra Station. •Bus: Multiple direct lines, or walk to nearby areas. •Luggage storage service: The opera house provides luggage storage service. It is recommended to store large items so that it is more convenient to visit with light luggage. •Photographing around: •The square in front of the Opera House is also very suitable for taking photos, and you can capture the entire building from a distance. •When the lights are on at night, the opera house looks even more romantic.

Paris is such a wonderful travelling destination for splendid and varied architecture, which also means plenty of photo opportunities to leave behind perfect travelling memories. Even if there’s no one travelling along. Some of the absolutely recommended photography spots: 1) Louvre Museum (especially the side corridors before entering the museum) 2) Palais Garnier 3) Concorde 4) Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine (the window right after the entrance) 5) Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre 6) Pont de Bir-Hakeim (the bridge featured in the movie Inception) 7) Jardin du Luxembourg Photo tips: When there are many too many tourists passing by in your photo, no worry, just stand completely still in the photo spot for 5 secs, then take a Live Photo anyway. You might see some surprise as you turn it from live into long exposure. #solotrip

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Location: Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France Information: ✔️ You can enter for an entrance fee of 15 euros, and it is possible to get tickets on-site without prior reservation. ✔️ Be amazed by the splendor, luxury, and intricacy. ✔️ The marble stairs and columns, luxurious decorations, and Chagall's ceiling paintings are magnificent.