A unique light comes into the interior,
Stock Exchange Museum Pino Collection

The domed 18th-century Bourse de Commerce (stock exchange) building, restored and transformed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, now houses Pinault’s permanent collection of contemporary works amassed over a period of 40 years. The space hosts at least ten temporary exhibitions and events a year, and tickets grant access to the latest paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos and sound installations. Discover a special exhibition of contemporary art based on the François Pinault Collection.

How to get to the stock exchange

You can meet the Paris Stock Exchange Museum Pinault Collection by getting off at Les Halles Station, one of the major stations in Paris. However, the best way is to go there right after visiting the Louvre Museum, as it is close to it.

Unique exhibition space

The exhibition space is centered around a circular main dome, and you can move from floor to floor to view it. The exhibits are really nice, but the building itself is a work of art, so you can feel ecstatic as you walk around and look at it.

The exhibition hall consists of four floors, with a studio exhibiting video and audio works on the ground floor and a gallery connecting the first and second floor exhibition halls.

How to view works efficiently

It is best to start from Gallery 1 and continue all the way to Gallery 7. It is an even more attractive place because you can view the works quietly and calmly. You can think of the Pino Collection as a place where you can see various works of modern art.

Wait! Looking for a cheaper timed ticket?

These tickets are expensive, but allow entry at any time of the day.

Also, Wag sells time-specified priority entry tickets, which allow you to enter the park first without waiting in line at a pre-specified time.

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