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Grand Palais Immersif Featured

4.2

(1448 reviews)

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110 Rue de Lyon Paris, 75012 Paris

Capacity : 340

Grand Palais Immersif at Bastille, an exceptional new cultural venue for your events!

The Grand Palais Immersif is a new institution on the Paris cultural scene. Digital art exhibitions with monumental projections, offer your employees and customers an unforgettable sensory experience.

Le Grand Palais Immersif has taken over the Opéra Bastille's modular auditorium, originally conceived by architect Carlos Ott as an experimental creative space, and left fallow for 30 years. Recently opened to the public, architect Frédéric Druot's contemporary design project has preserved the modular auditorium's raw state and concrete cathedral. The project is part of an environmental approach combining economic logic, social responsibility and eco-responsibility. Materials were kept to a minimum.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Great Hall	300	250	200	200	-
Modular store area	100	-	-	-	-

Information and prices

Each event is unique, so this grid is provided as a guide only. We are at your disposal to study your project in greater detail.

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Equipment & Facilities

Equipment	Quantity
Video projector

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Ratings and reviews

4.2

Google - 1448 reviews

Bernadett Kiss

2 weeks ago

I arrived at the museum at 6:08 PM, fully expecting to buy a ticket and enjoy at least part of the exhibit, especially since the museum is advertised as being open until 7 PM. However, I was told I could not purchase a ticket because entry is not allowed after 6 PM. This rule, I later found, is buried somewhere obscure on their website-not clearly stated when checking opening hours. To make matters worse, it wasn't even the ticket counter that closed, but security who shut down entry-something not mentioned anywhere. The whole situation felt unnecessarily rigid and frankly, quite rude. It's unfortunate that a place meant to celebrate culture and history would turn visitors away in this way, especially when there's still a full hour left before closing. A little more clarity-and hospitality-would go a long way.

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b bob

a month ago

Pixel expo is nice but not howesome.

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Leon Winkler (drsleon)

4 months ago

Went here with my team after being recommended to go to see the Pixels exhibit. Very cool and trippy artworks.

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Coralie

5 months ago

Amazing Pixles Exhibtion. Interactive, modern, hypnotic, fun. Lots of different medias. Loved it.

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Taicheng Jin

a year ago

Surprisingly large screen creates an immersive effect. The exposition was on Mucha and the display was well designed along with olfactory elements. The angle of viewing is slightly off for those who are reclining and can result in neck pain.

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