Opéra Bastille Place de la Bastille, 75012 Paris. Réservation possible également au 01 40 13 84 65 pour les places non disponibles en ligne et/ou pour les choisir. The station belonging to Line 1 are very particular for several reasons; the station of this line is established on a very tight curve and counter curve, partly underground and part above ground. Du hast 5 Möglichkeiten, von Place de la Concorde nach Opéra Bastille zu kommen. Programmation, Billetterie, Informations pratiques. The access leading to the Rue de Lyon was decorated with a The stations of the lines meeting at Bastille all have side platforms. They are the last to be equipped with landing doors, in April 2011, because of the technical difficulty that constituted the curve pronounced at their western end. Gleich hinter der Säule die neue Oper von Paris (Bastille-Oper genannt).Unter dem viel befahrenen Platz verläuft übrigens in einem Tunnel der Canal St. Martin.

It saw 13,172,392 passengers enter in 2018, which places its attendance at the 10th position of all metro stations.The station has nine accesses from Place de la Bastille: As early as 1991, a few of the 36,000 Burgundy limestone panels covering the facade began to fall, which led to the installation of The Opéra Bastille was originally expected to become the company's sole Hugues Gall, who took over as the Paris National Opera's Director in 1995, was originally an opponent of the Bastille conception, famously quipping that the new opera house was "the wrong answer to a problem that did not exist". The western end of the line 1 platforms have the sharpest curve used by passenger trains on the Métro, with a radius of only 40 metres (131 ft).The platforms of Line 5 are underground and have an elliptical vault. Le Palais Garnier, l’Opéra Bastille et la 3e Scène. Heute steht an ihrer Stelle die Collone de Juillet (Julisäule).

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Die Schnellste ist per Taxi und dauert 5 Minuten. Note the dismantled island platform Although a monumental external staircase leading to the first-level foyer and a direct underground access from the The theatre's auditorium was designed with 2,723 seats, later reduced to 2,703; it is organised in an Due to its size, the auditorium is frequently—and unfavourably—called a "vessel", and, compared to other world-class opera houses, the acoustics have been described as disappointing at best.

Place de la Bastille, the location of the Bastille, stormed on 14 July 1789 Opéra Bastille , opera house Promenade Plantée , a 4.5-kilometre long (2.8 mi) elevated garden along the abandoned railway which led to the former Gare de La Bastille railway station. The station is located on Place de la Bastille, the platform being established: Place de la Bastille und neue Oper.

Die Billigste ist per Linie 1 U-Bahn und kostet 1€. They are furnished in the The station is served by lines 29, 69, 76, 86, 87 and 91 of the Line 1 platforms.

One technical feature destined to make it better is that the floor of the The hall is generally cold in colour due to the prominence of grey The backstage occupies an enormous surface(5,000 m²), six times larger than the The building also includes a rehearsal room that replicates the theatre's pit and stage area. Zwischen 1789 und 1790, gleich nach der französischen Revolution wurde die Bastille abgerissen. Although his term was later extended to last until 2000, Chung was fired in 1994 after the right-wing coalition's election victory, the end of Pierre Bergé's board tenure and a power play with the company's Director designate, The building was as much a source of trouble as the internal conflicts. The decoration is the style used for the majority of metro stations.

P1090068 France, Paris, place de la Bastille, l'opéra Bastille conçue par Carlos Ott et inaugurée en 1989 (5629199523).jpg 3,797 × 2,044; 2.06 MB P1160484 Paris IV-XI-XII place de la Bastille rwk.jpg 2,300 × 1,294; 1.89 MB The Opéra Bastille is located on the place de la Bastille.In order to make it "blend into" the landscape, the square was not remodelled to be aligned with it in a general parallel plan, but the left-hand side of the facade was left partly hidden behind an older and smaller building, which was expected to give the impression that the opera house had been part of the area for a very long time.
The Line 1 station opened as part of the first stage of the line between It derives its name from the Place de la Bastille, symbolic place of the On 17 December 1906, the station of Line 5 was opened when the line was extended from During the 1960s, the platform of Line 5 were renovated in the The platforms of Line 1 have been upgraded as part of its full automation. The lighting strips are white and rounded in the The platforms of Line 8 are also underground under an elliptical vault. Construction began in 1984 with the demolition of the In the original project, the house also included a small The building was inaugurated by François Mitterrand on 13 July 1989, on the eve of the 200th anniversary of the The house, which was unfinished at the time of the official inauguration, did not see its first opera performance until 17 March 1990, with The Opéra Bastille's management and public perception were marred by various controversies and scandals in the house's first decade and even before its opening. In his nine-year term, he is however credited with stabilising the company's administrative, artistic and financial situation, which was in part due to the possibilities offered by the modern theatre: higher revenues due to the larger Access to the entrance hall is directly from the square at street level.