The Journées du Patrimoine is theevent not to be missed this autumn! The 41st edition of this annual event is scheduled for the weekend of September 21 and 22, 2024, in Paris and the Île-de-France region. It's an opportunity to discover our heritage in a whole new way, with tours that are generally free of charge, new activities and other surprises.
Just imagine: for a weekend, the most beautiful museums, monuments and castles reveal their secrets to you. You can even take advantage of unprecedented tours of places that are usually closed to the public! You won't want to miss out.
Journées du Patrimoine 2024: the major institutions in Paris and the Île-de-France region to visit
On the occasion of the Journées du Patrimoine 2024 in Paris, the major institutions will be opening their doors to us, exceptionally, this weekend of September 21 and 22, 2024. From the Banque de France to the Cour des Comptes and the French Ministries, they'll have no secrets for you. [Read more]
The historic monuments of Paris and the Île-de-France region open their doors to you during the 41st European Heritage Days. This Saturday, September 21 and Sunday, September 22, 2024, come and discover these jewels of history, through attractive programs for the whole family. [Read more]
If you're keen to unravel the mysteries of France's great institutions, then the Cour des Comptes is a must. Founded by Napoleon1st in 1807, this institution is known for overseeing the regulation of public accounts, the State, national public establishments, public companies and social security.
To discover it, push open the doors of the Palais Cambon, a listed building in the 1st arrondissement of Paris.
Discover the unique architecture of an academic palace and a tower inspired by Chicago's first skyscrapers.
This exceptional setting is also home to a heritage library:
- literary works by magistrates (Pierre Moinot collection, in the Cercle),
- historical works emblematic of the jurisdiction (historical collection, partly in the Philippe Séguin gallery), including a collection of original letters from Napoleon.
Among all the Court of Audit professionals on hand to welcome you, the Documentation and Archives Department will be on hand to answer your questions about the Court's heritage and the current challenges of document management.
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, at a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in coloring a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
Discover one of the capital's first fireproof skyscrapers, invisible from the street!
Step through the doors of the Palais Cambon, home to the Cour des Comptes, to discover its former archive tower. Also known as the Chicago Tower, due to its architectural inspiration. With its ten storeys above ground and two below, the Tour Chicago is one of the capital's first skyscrapers. It was built in 1898 from non-combustible materials to provide the safest possible home for the archives of the Cour des Comptes.
In 2009, it was converted into an office tower.
The Tour Chicago is only visible from inside the Palais Cambon.
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, at a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in the coloring of a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, during a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in coloring a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
The Court of Audit's reports will hold no secrets for you
The Court of Audit's reports are drawn up by its six thematic chambers.
The Court's Public Reports and Programs Department (SRPP), headed by the General Reporter, is a cross-functional department that is involved both upstream and downstream in the preparation of these reports: upstream, it coordinates and leads the preparation of the Court's work program, in conjunction with the chambers, while downstream, it finalizes the publications, in particular the Annual Public Report (APR), with the help of its editorial division. Finally, it oversees the annual follow-up report on the Court's recommendations.
The SRPP team will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, which you can download free of charge onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
You will be able to exchange views with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Court of Audit, during a citizen dialogue organized on Sunday afternoon, September 22.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered during the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in the coloring of a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
The Human Resources Department will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.
The Court's operations depend on its human resources. Men and women from a variety of backgrounds work to verify the regularity, efficiency and effectiveness of the use of public funds.
This dynamic recruitment policy guarantees a wide range of profiles, from civil servants to contract staff, in the fields of auditing, audit support and administrative, technical and digital functions.
All our vacancies are open to people who have been recognized as disabled workers.
The Cour des Comptes is particularly committed to professional equality between men and women, the prevention of discrimination and the promotion of diversity.
The Cour des Comptes and the Chambres Régionales et Territoriales des Comptes have been awarded the "égalité professionnelle entre les femmes et les hommes" label, certified by AFNOR in April 2023.
Who works at the Cour des Comptes? How can I do an internship? How can I become a financial magistrate?
You'll find answers to all your questions.
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, at a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in the coloring of a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
The Cour des Comptes (French Audit Office) is offering young visitors the chance to discover its missions and heritage through a range of fun activities...
During the European Heritage Days weekend, the Cour des Comptes (French Audit Office) is offering a range of activities designed to entertain and educate children.
A "play book" will guide them along a free, signposted route, as they discover the Court's missions and the heritage of the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in coloring a giant fresco.
A children's room will be set up along the way, with activities for all ages: puzzles, card games, rebus...
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, at a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in the coloring of a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
http://www.ccomptes.fristratswill give a clear, concise presentation of emblematic Cour des Comptes reports from the last 18 months, followed by a discussion with visitors.
Our program and the list of reports presented will be posted on our website in September: www.ccomptes.fr
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, during a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in coloring a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
Come and take part in storytelling performances based on the history of the Palais Cambon and the Cour des Comptes
For the Journées du Patrimoine, the storytellers of La Cour des Contes take you on an imaginary journey to the heart of the Palais Cambon. On the program: half-hour story sessions featuring irreproachable magistrates, sympathetic crooks and meticulous accountants!
Performances on Saturday September 21 (12pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm) and Sunday September 22 (12pm, 2pm, 3pm).
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, at a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in the coloring of a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
Come and chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Court of Auditors, and find out how the Court is transforming itself into a citizens' house
The citizens' dialogue with the First President will take place on Sunday September 22 at 4pm, and will be translated live into French sign language.
For more information, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
As part of the European Heritage Days, the Cour des Comptes is once again opening its doors on September 21 and 22.
The free, signposted tour will enable you to discover this institution, created by Napoleon 1st, whose missions have never ceased to evolve in order to be constantly at the service of citizens.
Stands, presentations and videos along the way will enable you to discover the origins of the Court, its missions, organization and work. Court staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. An audioguide, free to download onto your smartphone, will accompany you during your visit.
On Sunday afternoon, September 22, you'll be able to chat with Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Cour des Comptes, during a citizens' dialogue.
Meetings with the audit teams will also be offered over the two days, with presentations of the Court's reports in "180 seconds".
Children have not been forgotten: a "play book" will guide them through the Palais Cambon. They can also take part in the coloring of a giant fresco, or have fun discovering the Court in a room dedicated to young people.
In addition, throughout the weekend, the Cour des Comptes is offering you the chance to enhance your visit by attending one of the performances of a storytelling show on the theme of public finance, put on by the association La Cour des Contes.
If you have a disability, please contact us in advance of your visit at: courdescomptes@ccomptes.fr
Visits in sign language will be offered on Sunday September 22 at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
To discover our full program, visit our website a few days before the event: www.ccomptes.fr.
Dates and Opening Time
From September 21, 2024 to September 22, 2024
Location
Court of Auditors
13 Rue Cambon
75001 Paris 1
Prices
Free
Official website
www.ccomptes.fr
Journées du Patrimoine 2024: the major institutions in Paris and the Île-de-France region to visit
Journées du Patrimoine 2024: historic monuments to discover in Paris and the Île-de-France region
