Introduction to the Grand Theater in Bordeaux: The Grand Theater in Bordeaux was designed and built by the neoclassical master Victor Louis from 1773 to 1780 AD. The theater is 47 meters long, 19 meters high and 88 meters wide. The 12 Corinthian columns on the front are quite similar to the columns in front of Greek temples. The upper parts of the columns are engraved with music goddesses and poems from Greek mythology, while the gorgeous grand staircase inside is imitated from the Garnier Opera House in Paris. , is a representative work of classical architecture in the 18th century.
In 1871, the theater served as the French Congress Hall for a short time; in 1991, the interior of the theater was renovated, and the Grand Theater once again became a colorful world; the Grand Theater is the oldest log structure theater building in Europe and has never been burned down. It may need to be rebuilt, but its historical status is unshakable. The Grand Theater is a classical-style theater designed and built by architect Vito Louis from 1773 to 1780.