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- Step inside the domed 18th-century Bourse de Commerce, a striking Paris landmark that Japanese architect Tadao Ando has sensitively restored and transformed into the permanent home for François Pinault’s contemporary art collection—an expansive treasure amassed over more than four decades and numbering in the thousands, reflecting the passion of the Kering founder for groundbreaking work from around the globe. - With a general-admission ticket you can wander through an ever-changing array of paintings, sculptures, photography, video art, sound works and immersive installations drawn from Pinault’s private holdings, enjoying access to the museum’s current displays and special presentations that bring fresh perspectives to contemporary practice. - The building itself is as much a work of art as what hangs on the walls: take time to admire the restored 19th-century ceiling fresco that wraps the rotunda in some 1,400 square meters of painted history, a sweeping panorama that traces global trade across five continents and provides a dramatic, memorable backdrop to the contemporary pieces below. - Explore seven distinct gallery spaces designed to host a variety of scales and formats, together with a black-box theatre and a 284-seat auditorium where talks, screenings and performances expand the museum experience beyond the galleries and into live, communal encounters with art. - Expect discovery on every visit: the museum mounts roughly ten temporary exhibitions and events a year, rotating selections from Pinault’s vast collection and presenting major international artists, so there’s almost always something new, provocative and worth returning for. - Plan ahead for the best experience—check the museum’s schedule for special exhibitions, performances or ticketed installations, allow plenty of time to soak in both the art and the architecture, and bring a sense of curiosity: the Bourse de Commerce is as rewarding for first-time visitors as it is for seasoned contemporary-art fans.