BnF Richelieu

Lupin · Filming location

BnF Richelieu

In the story · Part 2 finale (Salle Labrouste); Part 3 ch. 2 (Salle Ovale)

The historic site of the French national library has two reading rooms in the series. In the Salle Labrouste, with its iron columns and glass domes, Assane and Benjamin look for an accomplice and pick out the journalist Philippe Courbet. In Part 3 Raoul researches Arsène Lupin in the Salle Ovale, and Claire searches the shelves of the Labrouste room.

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In the Salle Ovale, stand at the entrance and shoot up to the glass roof, with the ring of shelves and lamps in the lower half.

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Getting there

  • Address: 5 Rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris
  • Nearest metro: Bourse (L3)
Opening days
Closed: Monday You can always see it from outside.Holidays and special closures: check the official website.
Access
The Salle Ovale is open to visitors for free. The Salle Labrouste is for researchers and can only be glimpsed, except on special heritage days. Check opening hours before you go.
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