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 Comedie Francaise theater in Palais Royal. Comedie Francaise was founded by Louis XIV in 1680 and was originally a theater company name, but with the relocation of the headquarters after the French Revolution, the theaters themselves came to be called comedy · française. A corridor with characteristic pillars is one of the highlights, and the corridor connected from the front to the side is a word of excitement. The troupe tends to associate "comedy" (entertainer) in Japan, because it is taken as "comedy", but in France it refers to actors in general, Comedie Francaise is the latter. It is also near from the Louvre and it is good to go home.  Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre Station    http://www.comedie-francaise.fr/ 
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 Characteristic pillar corridor  from a different angle  From Richelieu street side (side)  Open Tourist Map |
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Comedie Francaise
Pyramid Square
Place du Carrousel
Andre Malraux Square
Saint Roch church
Palais Royal
Palais Royal Garden