Bourse de Paris / Euronext Paris, Paris

The Paris Bourse, originally built as the Paris stock exchange and now known as Euronext Paris, is an imposing historical building with 64 classical Greek-style columns. Its construction was commissioned by Napoleon and designed by architect Alexandre Théodore Brongniart.

The Bourse de Paris operated in the building for over 150 years before relocating. The famous trading floor, where stockbrokers handled the largest values quoted on the stock exchange, was removed in 1987. Today, the Palais Brongniart is a major convention and event center in Paris.

In November 2018, "La Place", a new 400 sqm space integrated within the Palais Brongniart, was inaugurated. Representing the dynamism of Fintech companies and showcasing their innovations, it offers a place for everyone to share new developments that "revolutionize the economy".