The Paris Opera and Lafayette, Spring Department Store, and Montmartre can be used as a line for a day. The Paris Opera House, also known as the Opra Garnier, is named after the name of its architect Charles Garnier (1825 --- 1898). The Paris Opera House is the eclectic work of the eclecticism, where you can see the perfect combination of ancient Greek Roman colonnades, Baroque and many other architectural forms. It is one of the typical buildings of Napoleon III. The predecessor of the Paris Opera, the Royal Opera House, was approved by King Louis XIV of France in 1667 and was destroyed in 1763 in a fire. So in 1860, Charle Garni stood out in 171 designs and was completed in 1875. The famous musical "Phantom of the Opera" tells the story of the Paris Opera House; many paintings of Degas, famous for their love of painting ballerinas, are also related to the Opera House. The lounge of the Paris Opera House is like a knock-out jewellery box. It is extremely luxurious and does not lose the mirror gallery of Versailles. Personal prefers the stairs of the Opera House. When we went there, there were not many tourists. Standing here, we could see that the nobles of that year were slowly accompanied by the maids.