To get to the Philharmonie de Paris, a charmless concert hall resembling a bunker and built on the northernmost tip of Paris, a music-lover who lives in the opposite area of the Parisian region must go through a series of Herculean transportation hurdles that could...More

The amazing Philharmonia Hall, designed by the renowned architect Jean Nouvel ( I take it the acoustics were engineered by experts), makes concert-going into a whole new experience. It is in the first place, of course. a matter of sound, and I don't think I've...More

It depends entirely on the section you choose. I was near the artists in the 3 floor, but the seats were very unconfortable.

We don’t live in France but have become addicted to this incredible concert hall with exceptional programs and excellent acoustics. World famous orchestras with renowned maestros perform here and you can sit in your comfortable seats and hear the wonderful music in the best ever...More

A hobby of ours is to tour the world's great concert halls, so we had to visit the new Philharmonie. It took a year to get tickets off the web to a concert we might want to listen to, as French taste is more modern...More

The Philharmonie de Paris (La Philharmonie 2) opened in 2015. The nice concert hall holds 2,400 seats. The audience can enjoy a tastefully designed large hall and an adequate entry & lounge. Next door you find the Cité de la Musique (La Philharmonie 1) opened...More

It seems there are two schools of architecture designing for concert halls, the absolutely functional with fitting in as many attendees as possible in rows versus the school that accepts the challenge of a visually beautiful building as well as making it economically viable, and...More