An exceptional heritage site, rooted in a tradition of monumental steel “cathedrals,” La Cité du Cinéma embodies the perfect synthesis of a rich industrial past and a dynamic present, shaped in part by its role as the Athletes’ Village during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Located at the heart of a rapidly evolving metropolitan area, this landmark site is firmly anchored in modernity and filled with stories waiting to be told.
From May 2026, La Cité du Cinéma will offer 12,000 m² of event and exhibition spaces, including 8,600 m² classified as first-category public-access venues (ERP), suitable for a wide range of events. Spread across the central nave, the North Tower and former annex buildings, these spaces preserve the architectural unity of this exceptional industrial site.
The exhibition spaces will be primarily located within the North Tower, an Art Deco building originally designed as office space and considered the most distinguished part of the complex.
A wide range of event spaces within a 60,000 m² complex
210 metres long and 21.8 metres high
Over 80 on-site parking spaces, with four additional parking facilities nearby
With a capacity of 500 people across six fully equipped meeting rooms
Respectively measuring 1,575 m² and 1,630 m², suitable for all types of events
A 437-seat auditorium featuring a 17-metre-wide projection screen and a 150 m² stage
Can take place simultaneously across La Cité du Cinéma’s event spaces
And easy access to an RER line within a 10-minute walk
Open seven days a week and available for exclusive hire, accommodating up to 1,500 guests
A full range of accommodation options within 1.8 km of La Cité du Cinéma, including a 697-room hotel
La Cité du Cinéma stands out for its ability to align seamlessly with a company’s brand image, while meeting the most demanding logistical requirements.
Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including advanced lighting, staging, video and sound systems, it provides the ideal setting for any event.
What sets La Cité du Cinéma apart from other heritage venues is its meticulous design as a fully-fledged event space, conceived by industry experts for both audiences and professionals.
Every square metre has been carefully optimised to make room for performance.
Every piece of state-of-the-art equipment has been selected to meet the expectations of event professionals.
These solutions, designed to enable rapid deployment and efficient scheduling, allow more time to focus on the details that turn an event into a truly exceptional experience.
An iconic venue, La Cité du Cinéma is far from a museum frozen in time. It is a living organism, shaped by the latest innovations, a vibrant place that connects the past and the future of creation.
The Pleyel district, transformed through major redevelopment projects and the installation of the Athletes’ Village during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, has become the new centre of gravity of Greater Paris. A symbol of this transformation, Saint-Denis – Pleyel station will be the only station in the region to connect Metro Lines 14, 15, 16 and 17 of the Grand Paris Express network.
With improved access via Metro Line 14, a centre of excellence dedicated to cinema, 6,000 new homes and a four-star hotel with 697 rooms, Pleyel is emerging as a fast-growing strategic hub.
The Pleyel district, reshaped by major redevelopment and the hosting of the Athletes’ Village for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, has emerged as the new epicentre of Greater Paris.
Located at the gateway to Paris, Saint-Denis Pleyel is emerging as the future hub for hospitality and leisure in the Île-de-France region.
At the heart of this dynamic district, La Cité du Cinéma aims to become a major destination for hosting national and international conferences, drawing on a rich and innovative event ecosystem.
Immersed in an environment that fosters the latest technological advancements in the performing arts, La Cité du Cinéma is conceived as a true event laboratory.
Today, La Cité du Cinéma offers 12,000 m² of event and exhibition spaces, including 8,600 m² classified as first-category public-access venues (ERP), distributed across the central nave, the North Tower and former annex buildings, preserving the architectural unity of this exceptional industrial site.
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