The Grand Foyer alone – with its breathtaking, ‘see-and-be-seen’ marble staircase – is reason enough to visit Paris’ Opéra Garnier. Constructed by order of Napoléon III between 1860 and 1875 and named after the man who built it, Charles Garnier, the opera house is today predominantly used for ballet performances, but also for classical opera. Even if you’re not an opera fan, this jewel of the neo-baroque is not to be missed. Tip: If you can't get hold of tickets, or they’re too expensive for you

Stepping inside one of the world’s most iconic opera houses, Opéra Garnier, Paris 🇫🇷 If you’re heading to Paris, this architectural gem deserves a top spot on your bucket list! 📍Opéra Garnier, Paris, France 🕣 Open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM (last entry at 4 PM) 🎫 €15 for adults, free for children under 12. Missed online tickets? No worries—you can still queue and buy them at the entrance. #operagarnier #palaisgarnier #palaisgarnieropéra #paris #parigi #exploringparis #parismustsee #travelguid

The Grand Foyer of the Opéra Garnier is pure Parisian grandeur. Gold details, painted ceilings, crystal chandeliers — every corner feels like stepping into another era. One of those places where silence, architecture and history do all the talking. #operagarnier #parisopera #parisarchitecture | Marco & Flo

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