Bourse de Commerce Pinault Collection Tickets

About this tour

Admission tickets to the Bourse de Commerce Pinault Collection, a contemporary art museum set inside a former grain exchange in central Paris. François Pinault's collection fills the galleries with rotating works by leading international artists, many shown in Paris for the first time. The real draw is the setting: architect Tadao Ando dropped a huge concrete cylinder inside the historic rotunda, which is topped by a 19th-century panoramic fresco of world trade. Just show your smartphone ticket at the entrance, and an audio guide app is available online.

Highlights

• Tadao Ando's concrete cylinder set inside the historic rotunda, blending old and new architecture
• Rotating exhibitions of international contemporary art from François Pinault's collection
• The restored rotunda crowned by a 19th-century panoramic fresco of global commerce beneath its dome
• Works by major artists, many shown in Paris for the first time
• Views over Paris from the upper levels
• Explore regularly changing exhibitions of cutting-edge contemporary art from the Pinault Collection.
• Admire the 19th-century rotunda, painted dome and striking architectural redesign by Tadao Ando.
• Galleries arranged around the dramatic central hall to explore at your own pace

Places You Will Visit

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Good to Know Before You Visit

The Bourse de Commerce sits in the 1st arrondissement, right by the Les Halles district, and it's easy to reach on public transit. Take Metro lines 1, 4, 7, 11, or 14 to Châtelet or Les Halles, or RER lines A, B, and D to the Châtelet - Les Halles interchange. From either station the museum is a short walk, and several bus lines stop nearby.

Opening hours usually run from late morning to early evening, with a later closing on certain days, and the museum is typically closed one day a week along with some public holidays. Hours shift with the season and the exhibition calendar, so check the official site before you go. There's no formal dress code, just wear comfortable shoes, since you'll be on your feet moving between the galleries and levels. Plan on roughly 1.5 to 2.5 hours to take in the art, the central hall, and the architectural details.

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Last updated: Oct 23, 2026