Pavillon Wagram hosts company events for up to 600 guests at a standing reception, 290 at a seated dinner and 270 in a theater layout. It stands at 47 avenue de Wagram, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, and is rented by the event rather than by the room. The official site lists seminars, galas, dance parties, rallies, product launches, conventions, fashion shows and company parties.
Seminars and company events
The venue gives a business client one large, flexible volume instead of a series of small meeting rooms. A convention can use the main floor with a stage and a theater layout for 270 people, then move to a cocktail on the same level. A product launch or showroom can use the whole building. The site describes sound and lighting equipment installed during a full renovation in 2012, so presentations, live acts and fashion shows do not need a full technical setup brought in from outside.
Rooms and capacities
The building is made of connected spaces. A private salon of 180 m² sits on the first floor. The main reception space covers 300 m² at the center of the building. Above it, a mezzanine of 200 m² runs along a continuous balcony with a view of the main room and, through the tall windows, of the avenue and the Arc de Triomphe. The two terraces complete the plan. In total the venue states more than 800 m² of usable area, ceilings close to 10 meters, an original oak parquet floor and a monumental contemporary chandelier in the center.
The stated capacities are 600 guests at a cocktail, 290 seated for a meal and 270 in theater layout. The team describes every configuration as possible and the furniture as modern and plain, so the floor can be rearranged for each event.
Catering
The official page does not name an in-house chef. It lists cocktail dinners, gala dinners and seated meals among the formats. The venue belongs to the Lieux d'Émotions group, whose own site presents a catering service covering cocktails, buffets, seated meals and street food parties. Ask the team whether catering is included or chosen separately for your date.
History and setting
The house is a listed historic monument built in the 1930s in the Art Deco style. It was formerly the Cercle de jeu Wagram, a gaming club. The building was renovated in 2012. A large faceted mirror ball hangs in the main room, a feature the site mentions for dance parties. The setting is a central, business-friendly part of the 17th arrondissement, a short walk from the Arc de Triomphe and the Ternes district.
Getting there
The address is 47 avenue de Wagram, close to Étoile and Ternes. The site does not list metro lines, so check the nearest stations on your route map. Many guests will arrive from the Champs-Élysées side or from the western business districts.
