La Cristallerie is a modular venue of about 800 square meters at 12 rue Martel in Paris 10th, offered for conferences of up to 80 attendees, seated dinners of up to 50 and meetings in 12 smaller rooms. It describes itself as a place to celebrate, create and collaborate, which fits a day that mixes plenary sessions, working groups and an evening meal on one site.
Seminars and company events
The atrium sits under a large glazed roof and takes conferences of up to 80 people, which makes it the plenary room for a team day or a training session. Its audiovisual setup includes a video projector, a video recorder, two microphones, a sound system, Bluetooth, video conferencing and compatibility with XLR equipment for a DJ. For working groups, 12 meeting rooms hold 3 to 12 people each and are equipped with video conferencing and screen projection. The rooms are described as suited to brainstorming, interviews and annual reviews.
A podcast studio for two or three people, with three cameras, is also listed. The site states that it is temporarily unavailable until the end of December 2026, so ask before including it in a program.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not mentioned on the official site. The atrium is presented for soirées and dinners, so a private party or a company celebration fits, within 50 seated guests or 80 in conference layout.
Rooms and capacities
The two types of space work together. The atrium holds up to 80 attendees in conference format or 50 at a seated dinner. The 12 meeting rooms accommodate between 3 and 12 people. A group of 80 could therefore open in the atrium, split into several breakout rooms and return for a closing session. The site does not give a capacity for a standing reception, so ask for it if you plan a cocktail.
Catering
The atrium has a kitchen with two professional ovens, an electric stove, three microwaves, a beer pump, two fridges and a back kitchen. This equipment suits a caterer who prepares and finishes dishes on site. The official text does not name an in-house caterer or list approved caterers, so ask which rules apply.
History and setting
The venue has an industrial character, with a glazed roof over the atrium. It is in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, a district with a mix of offices, workshops and restaurants. Enquiries and bookings go through the form on the official site.
Getting there
The address is 12 rue Martel, 75010 Paris. The official site does not list public transport. The Gare du Nord and the Gare de l'Est are both a short ride away, which helps groups arriving by train, but confirm the best metro connection with the venue.
