Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection
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Kenza OWEISS
Available for hire
"The Bourse de Commerce is a historic building in Paris known for its architectural grandeur and cultural significance. Originally built in the 18th century as a commodities exchange, it has undergone various transformations over the years. In recent times, it has been reimagined as a contemporary art museum under the stewardship of the Pinault Collection.
Located near the Louvre Museum, the Bourse de Commerce showcases a diverse range of modern and contemporary artworks from the collection, spanning different mediums and styles. The museum's circular space, topped with a striking glass dome, provides a unique setting for exhibitions and cultural events.
With its blend of historical charm and contemporary vision, the Bourse de Commerce offers visitors a compelling journey through art and history, making it a dynamic cultural destination in the heart of Paris."
Marina Tinker
Available for hire
"The Trade Exchange is a famous historical monument. In 2016, French businessman and noted collector of art, François Pinault, announced plans, along with the City of Paris, to transform the building into a museum of contemporary art for the Pinault collection. A program of exhibitions, conferences, and events presents contemporary art perspectives through the Pinault collection.
Address: 2 Rue de Viarmes, 75001 Paris, France
Opening hours:
Monday-Thursday 11:00-19:00
Friday 11:00-21:00 (Except from 26 April to 22 May)
Saturday-Sunday 11:00-19:00
CLOSED on Tuesdays
Ticket price: 14€
Getting there:
LINE 4 Métro station Les Halles
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Hilary Matson
Available for hire
"One of my personal favorites! I've seen two special exhibits here and they've both been fantastic. The building itself it worth going to see, I think it's stunning. Bourse means market, and this building used to be used for the financial stock exchange. "
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