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Palais Brongniart

28 place de la Bourse - 75002 Paris Opéra - Grands Boulevards
It was built upon the orders of Napoleon and is named after the architect that designed it: Alexandre Théodore Brongniart.
Opened on 4 November 1826 by the Comte de Chabrol (the prefect of the Seine), it housed the Bourse de Paris (Paris stock exchange) for nearly one and a half centuries.
The Bourse de Paris has since moved. The famous trading floor, around which stokebrokers dealt with the largest values quoted on the stock exchange, was removed on 14 July 1987.
The Palais Brongniart houses a gallery devoted to the Bourse and its role in the economy. Architect: A. Brongniart.
Since 2008, the site can no longer be visited.

Opening times and prices

More info on opening times:

Open every day from 8am to 8pm. Event space rental site, not open to the public (except during special events such as Heritage Days...).

Sustainable approach

  • ISO 14001 certification

Disability

Offer adapted to disabled people
Hearing impairment
Mental
Motor
Visual

Accessible entrance
Staff made aware
Accessible reception
Accessible toilets

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https://files.parisjetaime.com/guide-accessibilite/en/guide-accessibilite-palais-brongniart.pdf

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Map

Map
Address
28 place de la Bourse
75002 Paris
Parking lot
(P)
Bourse, 12 Place de la Bourse - 75002 Paris
Public transportation
(M)
3Bourse
89Grands Boulevards
(B)
2029397485Bourse

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