(Last Update: 03.09.2024) 2nd in Paris boroughin, as location Grands Boulevards Louvre Museum The Paris Stock Exchange is one of the hundreds of buildings that I think may interest you with its architecture; Therefore, in this article, I would like to introduce you to this beautiful building.
Although I chose the name Paris Stock Exchange as the topic title, the structure I actually want to talk about is the stock exchange, which was established in the 1700s. 1826He has been serving sincePalais Brongniart” building. The stock exchange, which previously served in different buildings, was opened by architects in 1826. Alexandre-Théodore BrongniartMoved to this building designed by; Since 2000 EuronextParis It hosts the stock exchange named after.
The building attracts attention especially with the columns surrounding it. It is impossible not to be impressed when you see the building that suddenly appears in front of you while you are wandering around the streets and alleys of Paris.
In front of the stock exchange building Place de la Bourse It is known as Stock Exchange Square. Sometimes small flea markets are held in this square on the weekends. If you come across such a day, you may also feel lucky.
Palais Brongniart is not normally open to visitors, but Journées du Patrimoine – Cultural Heritage Days It can be visited within the scope. The day I visited this place was very interesting; anyway estate I came across the fair and visited this fair, which did not interest me at all, just to visit the inside :) I mean, you too can come across such a lucky day.
When you pass through the door on the ground floor of the building, you reach the main hall and you are very impressed, but when you go upstairs, you encounter more beautiful sections. In addition to the decorations in many rooms, halls and ceilings, coming across historical objects adds a special pleasure to your trip.
The session hall, telephone booths, sinks, all the details are so impressive that one wonders why they did not live in those times. Were the people of the past more refined, or are we just focusing on the beautiful aspects of those times? Besides, if we had lived then, we would have died by now. I don't know which one is better :)
Especially Grands Boulevards If you turn your way downwards on your trip or Opera If you want to walk towards Les Halles during your trip, you can pass here. Also three famous arcades on Rue des Petits Champs Choiseul Passage, Colbert Passage ve Vivienne Passageafter seeing Place des VictoiresIf you walk north from , you will reach this building again.
to the Paris Stock Exchange metro To come by, all you have to do is get off at the "La Bourse" station of line 3. As soon as you leave the station, you will come across this impressive building. Just across the building is the famous France Media Agency is available. A little ahead is one of the most enjoyable places where you can eat pizza in Paris. Pizzeria Popolare Features.
After seeing this place, according to your tour program Grands Boulevardscan turn to, Opera can tour the region, Palais Royal over Louvre Museum ve Tuileries GardenYou can go down to .
Pleasant trips, pleasant discoveries…
Address: La Bourse de Paris, 28 Place de la Bourse, 75002 Paris
