L'Olympia - Paris | Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Introduction to L'Olympia

L'Olympia, Paris's legendary music hall, has hosted iconic performances since 1888. Known for its intimate atmosphere and historic charm, it offers a unique concert experience with a capacity of 1,800. The venue's tiered seating ensures great sightlines, but choosing the right section enhances your experience.

Seating Chart Overview

• Orchestra (Floor): Closest to the stage, standing or seated. Ideal for energetic fans, but taller attendees may obstruct views.
• Balcony (Premier Balcon): Elevated with unobstructed views. Perfect for a full-stage perspective but slightly distant for intimacy.
• Upper Balcony (Deuxième Balcon): Budget-friendly with good acoustics, though views are steeper and farther.

Best Seats for Different Events

For concerts, the front orchestra or center balcony offers the best mix of proximity and visibility. For theater shows, mid-balcony provides optimal sightlines. Avoid extreme side seats to minimize angled views.

Seat Views & Obstructions

• Front Orchestra: Unmatched energy but potential neck strain from looking up.
• Center Balcony: Balanced view of the stage and performers.
• Side Balcony: Slightly obstructed views of far-stage actions.

VIP & Accessibility

VIP boxes offer privacy and premium views, while accessible seating is available in the orchestra. Book early for these options.

Tips for Choosing Seats

• Prioritize center sections for the best views.
• Balcony seats suit budget-conscious fans.
• Check for obstructed views in side sections.