The Grévin offers many attractive sites for your receptions, cocktails or dinners :

The Hall of Mirrors
At the start of the circuit. There is no other site like it the world over, and your guests visit it.

The Grévin theatre
The Grévin theatre was constructed in 1900 and is listed on the Inventory of Historical Monuments, because of its backdrop which is an original by the famous painter and poster designer Jules Chéret, and a high-relief sculpture by Antoine Bourdelle.

Practical points :
It seats 210 people. It can be used for presentations, press conferences, conventions, showcase, video or slide shows, or any performance you would like to put on for your guests.
You can reserve the Theatre on its own, or including the circuit, the Hall of Columns, and the Dome.

The Dome
Entirely decorated in Venetian mosaics, in a medley of blues on a gold background, the Dome is adorned with busts of Michael Angelo, Benvenuto-Cellini, Germain Pilon and Jean Goujon.
The four statuesque women reclining over the arches represent the 4 seasons, and on the balconies, Pierrot, Columbine, and Pulcinella, play the Commedia dell’arte.
To the left and right, the ship representing the city of Paris’ coat-of-arms.

The Hall of Columns
In baroque style, the Hall of Columns is panelled in sculptured rosewood, enhanced in gold and several kinds of marble. The vaulted ceiling is borne by 12 columns, crowned with bronze capitals. Over each bay, five women represent the five continents.

Practical points :
The Dome and the Hall of Columns can accommodate:
- Up to 150 guests for dinner.
Up to 350 guests for cocktails.

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