The Bourse de Commerce in Paris is a historic building that once served as a commodities exchange. Originally built in the 18th century for grain trading, it was transformed into a stock exchange in the 19th century. By the late 20th century, its role as a trading center diminished with the advent of electronic markets. In 2021, it reopened as a contemporary art museum, housing the Pinault Collection, featuring works by over 350 artists. The building combines historical architecture with modern design, offering extensive exhibition spaces and cultural events
 
The building is crowned by a monumental glass dome, originally designed in the 19th century, which features frescoes depicting global trade routes.