Palais Brongniart

It was built at Napoleon's request and named after the architect who drew up the plans: Alexandre Théodore Brongniart (1808-1825). Inaugurated on November 4, 1826 by Comte de Chabrol (Prefect of the Seine), it housed the Paris Stock Exchange for almost a century and a half. The Bourse has not been held here for some years now. The famous "Corbeille", around which stockbrokers traded the biggest stocks, was dismantled on July 14...1987. The Palais Brongniart houses a gallery devoted to the stock market and its role in the economy. Architect: A. Brongniart (1808-1825). The site was closed to visitors in 2008.

Opening times and prices

Open daily from 8am to 8pm. Event space rental site, not open to the public (except for special events such as the Journées du Patrimoine...).

Sustainable approach

Since 2012, GL events Venues' network of French sites has been certified ISO 14001, an environmental management system. Three major environmental challenges have been defined: energy, water and waste. During the next exercise in January 2018, the network of certified sites will undergo a surveillance audit, based on the new version of ISO 14001 version 2015.

• ISO 14001 certification

Disability

Accessible entrance
Staff made aware
Accessible reception
Accessible toilets

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