Paris National Opera
The Paris National Opera, known as Opéra National de Paris, is one of the leading opera companies in the world. Founded in 1669, it has a rich history and is renowned for its high-quality performances of both classical and contemporary operas. The company operates in two main venues: the historic Palais Garnier and the modern Opéra Bastille.
The Palais Garnier, an architectural masterpiece, is famous for its opulent design and grand chandelier. The Opéra Bastille, opened in 1989, offers a more contemporary setting and focuses on accessibility. Together, these venues showcase a diverse repertoire, attracting audiences from around the globe.