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<h1>Bastille Opera Paris - Paris Opera (French Opera) </h1>
<p>Built by the well-known architect Carlos Ott, the Bastille Opera was inaugurated on July 14th 1989. This modern building was designed both to integrate it into the town of the suburb beginning just beside it, and the old faubourg Saint-Antoine, known for its working-class and the bustling. The bastille Opera was built with the mission to drag the people in and make them at home and make the lyric spectacle speak to them directly.</p>
<p>The Bastille Opera is a product of the latest technology.<br>
A sign of the Bastille Opera's vocation is that the metro exit is in the hall where shopping area have also been planned.</p>
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<p><font color="#996600"><b>Day and Night Life in Paris, Bastille, Le Marais : </b></font><br>
The most famous bals musette,"The Balajo", rue de Lappe was founded by Jo de France, who introduced glitter and spectacle into what were then seedy gangster dives, and brought Parisians from the other side of the city to savour the rue de Lappe lowlife.<br>
The rue de Lappe can still be as dodgy a place to be at night as it was in prewar days. The bouncers at clubs like the Chapelle des Lombards, and at Balajo itself, the heavy drug scene and the uneasy mix of local residents have taken the soul away from a street that ten years ago deserved the special affection that Parisians of all sorts gave it.</p>
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