From 7 to 17 November 2026, immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Richard Wagner with *Die Walküre* at the Opéra Bastille. This second act of the tetralogy explores the tragic love story of Siegmund and Sieglinde in a spellbinding performance.
Practical information
| Dates | From 7 November 2026 to 17 November 2026 |
| Address | Opéra national de Paris – Opéra Bastille, Place de la Bastille, 75012 Paris |
| District | 12e arrondissement |
| Updated | 24 July 2026 |
Why go?
This event stands out for the emotional depth and musical richness of Wagner’s work, which is rarely staged. The opera is performed in German with surtitles in French and English, making this masterpiece accessible to a wider audience. Perfect for opera lovers and classical music enthusiasts.
What to see / do
The performance of *Die Walküre* promises to be one of the festival’s highlights, featuring a masterful interpretation of Wagner.
Good to know
Get ready for an immersive experience in the world of Wagner, with surtitles that make it easy to follow the plot. The opera takes place over several days; do remember to book in advance to secure the best seats.
How to get there
Metro: Line 1, Bastille station. The journey from Châtelet takes about 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can take bus number 86 to the Bastille stop.
What to do nearby?
The Place de la Bastille (a 2-minute walk away) is the perfect spot for a stroll before or after the show. The Port de l’Arsenal (a 10-minute walk away) offers a lovely view where you can relax and enjoy the Parisian setting.
Things to bear in mind
| Ideal for | Classical music and opera enthusiasts |
| Estimated visiting time | Allow approximately 3 hours for each performance |
| Best time to visit | On performance evenings for the lyrical atmosphere |
Frequently asked questions
What are the performance dates for La Walkyrie?
The performances will take place from 7th to 17th November 2026.
How do I get to the Opéra Bastille?
You can take metro line 1, station Bastille, or bus number 86.
Are there surtitles during the performances?
Yes, the surtitles will be in French and English.