The Olympia Legendary concert hall in Paris

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Inaugurated in 1893, the Olympia is one of the oldest performance venues still in operation in Paris. It has hosted many legendary artists over the years. The venue can accommodate around 2,000 spectators, providing an intimate atmosphere for concerts and shows.

Where is the Olympia located?

The Olympia is located in Paris. More specifically, its address is: L'Olympia, 28 Boulevard des Capucines, 75009 Paris. It is situated in the 9th arrondissement, near the famous Avenue de l'Opéra and easily accessible by public transport, including the metro.

How to get to the Olympia by public transport?

To get to the Olympia by public transport, here are the available options:

Metro

RER

Bus

What to do around the Olympia?

Around the Olympia, there are several activities and points of interest to explore. Here are some suggestions:

  • Opéra Garnier: an architectural masterpiece, famous for its opulence and opera performances. Guided tours are available.
  • Galeries Lafayette: an iconic department store offering a wide selection of fashion, beauty, and luxury products, featuring a stunning glass dome.
  • Printemps Haussmann: another nearby department store, known for its luxury brands and panoramic view from the rooftop.
  • Musée Grévin: a famous wax museum showcasing figures of celebrities and historical characters, providing an interactive experience.

Did you know?

Sylvie Vartan opens for the Beatles

In 1964, during the Beatles' European tour, the group performed for the first time in France, and Sylvie Vartan had the unique opportunity to open for them at the Olympia. It was an unforgettable evening for her, as well as for the audience and the organizers, who were thrilled to have successfully paired a French star with the living legends of rock.

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