Paris' most magnificent temple of art - the Opera House

Ordinary tourists in Paris only visit the famous Louvre, Palace of Versailles, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and other well-known attractions, but the Paris Opera House is definitely not to be missed. 1. Splendid architecture: The Paris Opera House is a theater that shines with paintings, marble, and gold decorations. It is grand in scale, exquisitely detailed, and resplendent in gold. Its architecture perfectly combines several architectural forms such as ancient Greek and Roman colonnades, Baroque, and more. 2. Romantic love: The Paris Opera House is a building from the Second French Empire, designed and built by Mr. Garnier, appointed by Emperor Napoleon III. It was a gift from Emperor Napoleon III to his empress, Eugénie. The street lamps around the opera house bear the marks of Napoleon and Eugénie's surnames, and an 'N' can be seen on the pediment directly in front of the opera house. 3. Surrounding environment: Around the opera house, the Louvre, Galeries Lafayette, and Printemps Paris are nearby, all within walking distance, making shopping and sightseeing very convenient. Friends visiting Paris, you really shouldn't miss it