Travel Guide to the Comedie-Theatre in Paris, France

Scenic spot introduction:

The Opéra-Comique was founded in 1714 during the reign of Louis XIV. It is one of the oldest drama and music schools in France. It is located in the Place Boieldieu in the second arrondissement of Paris. This ancient theater, which was destroyed by fire twice in its history, enjoys a high reputation in the French theater world and was selected for the list of French national theaters in 2005.

Attractions distribution:

The Paris Opera was built in the Salle Favart, which was completed in April 1783. The Queen Marie Antoinette attended the opening ceremony. On January 15, 1838, a fire destroyed the theater, which had just hosted a performance of Don Giovanni. hall the second theater was rebuilt in 1840. The performance hall can accommodate 1,200 spectators. In the 19th century, talented musicians such as Georges Bizet, Jules Massenet and Offenbach had performed here. However, at 9 pm on May 25, 1887, the fire once again engulfed the Favart Hall where a performance was in progress. The third construction of the theater was carried out by architect Louis Bernier and was completed 11 years later in July 1898. The then President Félix Faure attended the inauguration ceremony. The rebuilt theater can accommodate 1,500 spectators.

Scenic spot features:

Cultural tours, sightseeing, art, theater, architecture