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Opéra
Stop :
- in front of rue Scribe, 15
How to get there:
Opéra
Chausée d'Antin , La Fayette
Auber
First bus :
- 9h35
Last full tour :
- 17h28
Last bus :
- 19h33
In short
The Palais Garnier, named after its architect Charles Garnier and known as the Paris Opera, is one of the largest theatres in the world. It was built in 1860 during the Second Empire. Its rich classical architecture and magnificent interior decoration never cease to astonish.
Other nearby sites to see:
- Grands Magasins (Department Stores)
- Place Vendôme
- Palais Royal Gardens
Handy hints
Try your luck!
If you are under 28, the Opéra Garnier offers seats at a special reduced rate if you arrive 15 minutes before the evening show (7.30 pm) and if seats are available.
A panoramic view
If you stop off to do some shopping at Galeries Lafayette, take the time to go up to the top floor of this historic building. From the terrace you will get an incomparable view over the whole of Paris.
A free gift!
If you buy goods worth 30 € or more in Galeries Lafayette, show your Cars Rouges ticket and you will receive a free shopping holdall – both practical and attractive!
