Unique
Paris IIe
La Bibliothèque
Cocktail Reception
300 people
Conference
60 people
Seated dinner
230 people
La Bibliothèque in detail
The National Library opens its doors to you a few times a year for your events
From 1854 to 1875, Henri Labrouste—who had previously designed the Sainte-Geneviève Library—oversaw the construction of spaces specifically tailored to the library’s operations, including a reading room known as the Salle Labrouste and the central print storage facility. The current block is bounded by Richelieu, Colbert, Vivienne, and des Petits-Champs streets. The library has expanded there in successive phases, from the 18th century to the present day. Today, the Salle Labrouste offers an exceptional setting for hosting your events.
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Points of interest
- A one-of-a-kind venue for hosting a dinner party
- An unconventional setting for prestigious events
B2B events organised at La Bibliothèque
