Step into 1873 Paris. Follow Jules Verne's greatest heroes with 25 performers through 10,000 sq ft (1,000 m²) of spectacular sets inside a sublime 18th-century mansion in the Latin Quarter.
Some things only happen in Paris. In the heart of the Latin Quarter stands a sublime listed monument whose doors open onto the 1873 world of Jules Verne: the century of steam, wonder, and impossible journeys.
Guided by a cast of 25 performers, you journey from room to room across 10,000 sq ft (1,000m²) of breathtaking sets: the entire monument transformed. Phileas Fogg, Captain Nemo, and their companions lead you around the world, from the ocean depths to the Moon, as Jules Verne becomes, before your eyes, the visionary author the whole world knows.
This is not a show you watch from a seat. It's a world you walk through: visual, poetic, and funny.
The journey weaves between Jules Verne's dream worlds and real history: cross paths with Thomas Edison unveiling the light bulb at the 1889 Paris World's Fair, meet George Sand and the legendary journalist Nellie Bly, board the Nautilus, and stand in Houston's control room for the launch of Apollo 11: the moment Verne's wildest dream came true.
Perfect for a memorable moment in Paris, whether you're traveling as a couple, with friends, or with family (ages 6 and up: magical for kids, breathtaking for adults).
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The show is performed in French, but a beautifully designed app gives you live subtitles on your phone, synchronized with the performance, in English, Spanish, Italian, and German.
