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Théâtre Déjazet
CultureVisit: ~120 min
Theatre at 41 boulevard du Temple, in the Marais. It began as a royal tennis court in 1770 designed by François-Joseph Bélanger and became a theatre in 1851. It takes its name from the actress Virginie Déjazet, who ran it, and is the only survivor of the theatres of the so-called Boulevard du Crime.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Théâtre Déjazet: 3 missions
- Attend a performance at the DéjazetCheck the listings and book a performance at this 18th-century theatre converted into a performance venue.
- Walk the boulevard du TempleWalk along the boulevard du Temple and imagine the popular theatres that filled it before Haussmann's reforms.
- Photograph the Théâtre DéjazetGo to number 41 Boulevard du Temple and photograph the facade of the only theatre to survive from the old Boulevard du Crime.
Near Théâtre Déjazet
Place de la République133 m awaySquare du Temple323 m awayMarché des Enfants Rouges408 m awayHenri Cartier-Bresson Foundation478 m awayAlhambra510 m awayGalerie Maria Wettergren559 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Théâtre Déjazet?
Allow about 2 h for the visit.
Source: Wikipedia - Théâtre Déjazet