Heritage Days 2026

On the occasion of the European Heritage Days 2026, under the theme of "architectural heritage", the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection opens its doors to the public free of charge, from 11 am to 7 pm. Booking is recommended.

Whether with family, on your own, or with friends, discover the history of the building and its architectural features spanning from the 16th century to the present day, including the iron dome—one of the first of its kind built in France—the Engine Room, the double-helix staircase, and Tadao Ando’s concrete cylinder.

Discover the first unveilings of the exhibition “Remember Me”, a sensitive journey through photography conceived as a free-form composition, where works engage in dialogue across eras. Explore, in particular, the monographic displays dedicated to Irving Penn in Gallery 2, bringing together an exceptional selection of his works, and to Raymond Depardon in Gallery 3, offering an exploration of the French landscape in which the image becomes a sensitive archive of reality. In the basement, Coleman Collins’ video reflects on the relationships between memory, history, and the reproduction of images, while Nan Goldin’s film highlights their emotional power and their capacity to evoke remembrance.

Also take advantage of the final days of Laura Lamiel’s installation, presented in the building’s historic display cases and in the Engine Room, echoing the exhibition’s recurring themes of trace, presence, and memory.

Our guides will accompany you as you explore the historic architecture of the building and the exhibitions currently on view.