Opéra National de Paris

The Opéra National de Paris is a world-renowned institution embodying France's rich artistic heritage through two architectural marvels: the opulent Palais Garnier, a 19th-century Napoleon III masterpiece completed in 1875 and renowned for its exceptional acoustics and lavish decoration, primarily hosting ballet; and the modern Opéra Bastille, inaugurated in 1989 with excellent sightlines and contemporary design. Together, these iconic venues present a diverse program of opera, ballet, and concerts, attracting audiences from across the globe.