This splendidly renovated, turreted neo-renaissance townhouse, built by architect Jules Février for banker Emile Gaillard in the late 19th century, is the setting for Paris' playful, economics and banking museum. Historic French and foreign banknotes, coins and earlier forms of currency, as well as punch presses and typographic elements, are among its collections.
Temporary exhibitions are hosted on the 3rd floor.
