Grand Palais

The Grand Palais in Paris is one of France's historical event venues. It is over a century old and consists of 72 000 m2 of space. It houses Europe's largest Nave. The venue has around 17 meeting areas and was built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition. The Grand Palais has an approximate capacity of 18520 people, is visited by 2 million people yearly and hosts 40 events per year. One of the notable events hosted at this venue is the Art Paris Fair. 

The Grand Palais has around 17 meeting areas. These include 16 meeting rooms and galleries as well as the Grand Palais Ephemere. The Ephemere is a temporary meeting area consisting of 10 000 m2 and constructed of materials such as wood. All areas of the venue are flexible, and many have access to daylight. Also, the Grand Palais has modern amenities. Such include wireless internet and services such as an ATM.