Tribunal de Paris

The Tribunal de Paris, located in the Batignolles district, is the largest court in France, handling a wide range of cases including crimes against humanity, terrorism, and complex financial matters. Opened in 2018 and designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano, the striking 38-story building houses 90 law courts and is part of the Judicial Campus of Paris. The court's jurisdiction extends nationwide, making it a pivotal institution in the French legal system. Visitors can explore the nearby historical Palace of Justice, which once served as the seat of the Parlement during the Ancien Régime.