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Église Saint-Eustache

Église Saint-Eustache (église, 1st arrondissement): €7.2M of City money since 2010, 17 Paris Council deliberations and municipal bulletin extracts, every fact linked to its source.

Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.

7.2€M
paid by the City for this place since 2010

The église Saint-Eustache is a Catholic parish church located at 146, rue Rambuteau in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, in the heart of the Les Halles district. Wikipedia ↗

What the City funds here

A contract amount is a ceiling: what was actually paid on it is not published by the City.

What the Paris Council said about it

5 moments chosen from the 18 deliberations read.

MAY 2024An antependium from the church the subject of a classification requestAccording to its title, deliberation 2024 DAC 327 concerns a request for classification as a movable object (objet mobilier) of the “antependium” kept in the church, submitted to the Commission nationale du patrimoine et de l'architecture d'Île-de-France.JULY 2013A motion seeks 5,000 euros more for ARGOSOn a proposed subsidy of 10,000 euros to ARGOS, Mr Jean-François Legaret, mayor of the 1st arrondissement, presented a motion (vœu) from the U.M.P.P.A. group seeking 5,000 euros more, citing the fiftieth anniversary of organist Jean Guillou's presence.SEPTEMBER 2002South façade: expenditure estimated at more than 2 million eurosThe Council authorized the Mayor to sign with the State an agreement for the payment of earmarked contributions (fonds de concours) for restoration works on the south façade, with expenditure estimated at 2,012,340 euros including tax on the 2002 investment budget.JUNE 2002A work by Armleder given for the chapelle du SouvenirThe Mayor was authorized to accept on behalf of the City the gift, by the association “Le Souvenir de la Charcuterie française,” of a work by John Armleder for the chapelle du Souvenir, and to sign the donation agreement.APRIL 1999A councillor judges the financial effort to fall short of the needsDuring the examination of the draft deliberation authorizing the signing of the contract for temporary roofing of the side chapels, Ms Soizik Moreau considered that the financial effort for the church “does not measure up to the needs” and cited a total restoration cost estimated at 100 million francs “by certain experts.”
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