The Royal Opera

Opening day(s)

All year long 2026

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Destination

L'Opéra Royal

Château de Versailles

78000

Versailles

GPS coordinates

Latitude : 48.805091

Longitude : 2.122243

BY CAR
Motorway A13 - Versailles Notre-Dame exit
Motorway 186 - Versailles Centre exit
Free "Place d'armes" parking from 19:00

BY TRAIN

Gare Montparnasse > Gare Versailles Chantiers
Dreux, Mantes-la-Jolie, Rambouillet direction

Gare St. Lazare > Gare Versailles Rive Droite
Rive Droite direction

Paris RER C > Gare Versailles Rive Gauche - Château
Rive Gauche Château direction

Pont de Sèvres - Bus 171 > Versailles Château stop

Contact

The Royal Opera

Château de Versailles

78000

Versailles

Phone : +33 1 30 83 78 89

mail / message

"The Royal Opera"

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Presentation

Inaugurated in 1770 on the occasion of the marriage of the future Louis XVI to young Marie Antoinette, the Royal Opera quickly became one of the most beautiful venues in Europe.

The Baroque era was, above all, that of total art, where performances played a central role: dance, music, theater, costumes, and sets blended together in dazzling harmony. Despite this enthusiasm for the performing arts, the Court had no theater inside the Palace until the end of Louis XV’s reign: it was he who ordered the construction and decoration of the marvelous Royal Opera, designed as a multifunctional hall, intended to serve both as a theater and as a ballroom for the Court.

Reopened in 2009, the Royal Opera now offers each season a rich program of more than one hundred performances, including staged operas, concert operas, recitals, theater, and ballets. Renowned international conductors and performers take turns on its stage, with a special focus on the European Baroque repertoire.

The musical season restores to this prestigious venue the very purpose for which it was built: a vibrant space of theatrical and musical life.