14 Bergère Experience: (re)discover the history of CNEP

Did you know that 14 Bergère was originally the heaquarters of the Comptoir National d’Escompte de Paris (CNEP), built from 1878 to 1881 by the architect Edouard Jules Corroyer? And that its use has been constantly reinvented through the ages? Thanks to the “14 Bergère Experience”, from your mobile or your computer, discover the history of this Parisian architectural jewel through a totally immersive 360° journey.

A new digital experience

Classified as a historical monument since 1991 and entirely renovated to HQE standards between 2007 and 2009, 14 Bergère is an emblematic monument of 19th century banking architecture, allowing us to better understand and follow the evolution of this building dedicated to the bank’s activities. Come and walk on the glass slabs lining the floor of the Atrium, where the clients of a bank that was the forerunner of BNP Paribas once strolled.

Experience 360° with the device of your choice

Download the 14 Bergère Experience mobile application from the app Store

Download the 14 Bergère Experience mobile application from the Playstore

Access the web version of 14 Bergère Experience, designed for computers only

Vues de l’atrium 14 rue Bergère, Paris. Photo gauche : 1882 (Durandelle) / Photo droite 2009. – Archives historiques BNP Paribas. — *Views from the Atrium 14 rue Bergère, Paris. Photo left: 1882 (Durandelle) / Photo right 2009. – BNP Paribas Historical Archives*

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