European Heritage Days 2022 in Paris: visit the Ministry of Economy - Bercy

The Ministry of Economy and Finance in Paris is opening its doors to the public during the Journées du Patrimoine, on Saturday and Sunday, September 16 and 17, 2023. A unique opportunity to visit Bercy from the inside and find out more about its activities. Please note that admission is by registration only.

The Ministry of the Economy and Finance often organizes tours of Bercy, all year round, to showcase its works of art as well as the building's architecture. And every year, the Journées du Patrimoine are also an opportunity to visit Bercy, the complex of buildings designed in 1989, notably by Paul Chemetov and Borja Huidobro.

The Journées du Patrimoine are an opportunity for the curious and the truly passionate to take an incredible plunge into France's heritage, with free or guided tours of must-see sites, museums, historic monuments, hidden or unusual places, parks and gardens.

Heritage Days 2023 in Paris (75): program by arrondissement
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This year, the Ministry of the Economy and Finance is taking part in the new Heritage Days. On Saturday, September 16 and Sunday, September 17, 2023, the Ministry invites you to visit the building. What's on the agenda? Discover the Bérégovoy hall and its four monumental paintings (by Matta, Alechinsky, Rebeyrolle and Titus-Carmel), as well as Guy de Rougement's paving, Jeanclos's Porte d'Honneur and the statues in the Moat, all of which are part of the compulsory 1% artistic program.

These visits are also an opportunity to admire theHôtel des Ministres, with a presentation of the Hall and Rotunda, the portrait gallery of the various financial ministers, the Salon d'Honneur Michel Debré, the dining rooms and the Pierre-Mendès France conference center!