Located in one of the trendiest areas in Paris, the Poissonnière occupies an entire building in a calm street next to the Grands Boulevards. The area attracts a mix of IT, designers, financials and entrepreneurs from all over the world. The multitude of coffee shops, restaurants and boutiques gives a new dynamic flavour to the area known in the 19th century as the heart of the 'vie parisienne'.
Our 17 Rue Saint-Fiacre workspace is freshly renewed and equipped with modern features. Nice terraces in the upper floors offer a stunning views of Paris. A nice glass roof and a floor duplex give character and unique appearance to the building. It offers private offices, collaborative and recreational areas as well as a cosy reception and a team to support all customers.
Book a hot desk in one of the trendiest corners of Paris, where IT people, designers, financiers and entrepreneurs from all over the world share the same few streets. Desks come with natural light and high-speed internet, set among collaborative and recreational areas, a cosy reception and a support team that knows the building. The Sentier district next door has turned its textile history into an e-commerce and small-industry cluster, and the coffee shops, restaurants and boutiques around you keep the day interesting. Terraces upstairs are the reward for a good morning's work.
A desk in the coworking area with natural light and high-speed internet, plus collaborative and recreational areas and a staffed reception.
The area attracts a mix of IT, design, finance and entrepreneurial businesses from around the world, which makes for useful desk neighbours.
Yes. Terraces on the upper floors give stunning views of Paris, and there is an on-site restaurant and a cafe with barista coffee.
Yes. The centre has bicycle storage, and Bonne Nouvelle metro on lines 8 and 9 is a short walk away if you prefer public transport.
The centre is open Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 17:00.
Freshly renewed, with a glass roof, a floor duplex and terraces looking out over Paris.
Bonne Nouvelle on lines 8 and 9, Reaumur Sebastopol on 3 and 4, Gare de l'Est close by.
An on-site restaurant, a cafe with barista coffee, parking and bicycle storage in the building.
The building occupies a calm street in the 2nd arrondissement, right next to the Grands Boulevards. Bonne Nouvelle metro on lines 8 and 9 is a short walk away, Reaumur Sebastopol links lines 3 and 4, and the Strasbourg Saint-Denis interchange adds three more lines, while Gare de l'Est covers regional and national travel. Opera station and the Opera 4 Septembre bus stops sit around a kilometre west, and several public car parks are within roughly 450 metres for anyone driving. The area was known in the 19th century as the heart of la vie parisienne and still carries that energy: coffee shops, restaurants and boutiques fill the surrounding streets, the Theatre des Varietes is part of the historic Grands Boulevards theatre scene, and the Musee Grevin wax museum is nearby. The Sentier district next door, once the city's textile centre, is now a busy e-commerce and small-industry hub, with La Bourse, the Palais Brongniart and the Banque de France a little further on.