Tickets for Palais Garnier: Self-Guided Tour

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what is included?

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Entry ticket
Access to the temporary exhibitions

Not included:

Shows, plays, concerts, and events

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This ticket is for adults who are neither residents nor citizens of the European Economic Area
Reduced-price tickets are available on the official website for EEA citizens and visitors aged 12–25

Rehearsals lead to frequent and unpredictable closures of the performance hall; your ticket doesn't guarantee access to it
Tickets include access to all temporary exhibitions (if available)

Official non-EEA visitor ticket: €25
Sold in advance – no return or exchange
Licence E.S. No2-1075039
Exceptionally, some visiting areas may be closed

Official non-EEA visitor ticket: €25
Sold in advance – no return or exchange
Licence E.S. No2-1075039
Exceptionally, some visiting areas may be closed

Access instructions

Take the entrance at the corner of Rue Scribe and Rue Auber
Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance after the security check

Choose your access shift when booking.

♿ Adapted for people with reduced mobility

Date change and cancellation policy

The venue does not accept cancellations

Visit an opera house that sets the inspiration for The Phantom of the Opera

Opéra Garnier (or Palais Garnier) is a Parisian icon. For locals, this opulent opera and ballet house is as much a part of the cultural fabric of the city as Notre Dame, the Louvre, or the Eiffel Tower. To everyone else, it's the setting for The Phantom of the Opera.

A marble imperial staircase to a Grand Foyer, make like the aristocratic guests of yesteryear.

Charles Garnier designed the opera house for Emperor Napoleon III, but construction was held up by unusually high groundwater levels. As a solution, a series of cisterns were built to redistribute the water. This led to speculation of an eerie subterranean lake under the opera house.

Tourists aren't allowed into the waterways of the Phantom's lair, but considering how it turned out in Leroux's novel, maybe that's for the best. However, there are still many nooks and crannies to explore in one of the world's largest opera houses.

Supplier: Tiqets International B.V.

📍 How to get there

Meeting point:
Rue Scribe & Rue Auber

Location:
Place de l'Opéra Paris (France)

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