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Inside, a huge staircase takes you to the different levels and it is flanked on both sides by a collection of paintings and sculptures and most notably the ceiling painted by Chagall, making the auditorium shimmer with red and gold touches. From the end of the avenue de l'Opéra, imposing and majestic, the Opera Garnier never fails to impress. The Opera Garnier is a magnificent gilded marble building that can't leave anyone indifferent. Building work was started in 1860 and it was completed in 1875. It was Napoleon III who took the decision to have this major Parisian opera house built and he entrusted its construction to Charles Garnier, a young architect.
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