29 Rue Blanche

7 – 15 rue Gerda Taro places you at Porte d’Italie, on the southern edge of Paris’s 13th arrondissement, with the Quartier Asiatique giving the area much of its character. Around Avenue de Choisy and Place d’Italie, this established commercial and cultural district brings a distinct local identity, while Place d’Italie itself acts as a major public square and city junction. The Mairie du 13e arrondissement adds a civic focus nearby. For day-to-day convenience, you’ll have Porte d’Italie metro station on Line 7, the Porte d’Italie stop on Tramway T3a, and direct access to the Boulevard Périphérique interchange. Centre commercial Italie 2 and La Poste at Place d’Italie support everyday errands, while Parc Montsouris offers substantial green space close to the office. The Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris also contributes an academic and international presence to this part of southern Paris.

Morning Trevise is a coworking and private office building on rue de Trevise, between the Grands Boulevards and rue Lafayette in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. It runs to 4,300 sqm across 6 floors and is built around the listed Hotel Bony, whose courtyard is linked by glazed walkways to two contemporary buildings behind it. The address holds private offices, independent floors and calm, light filled shared offices, with 15 named meeting rooms, a coffee counter, event spaces in the painted salons, a gym, showers, phone booths on the floors and terraces on the upper levels. Cadet, Notre-Dame-de-Lorette, Bonne Nouvelle and Grands Boulevards are all within a short walk.

16 rue Washington places your business in the Champs-Élysées district, with the Arc de Triomphe and Place Charles de Gaulle helping define the character of the area. You’re also within the Golden Triangle, the central Paris business and luxury commerce quarter shaped by the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne and Avenue George V. Avenue des Champs-Élysées itself forms the district’s main public spine, giving this address a clear connection to one of Paris’s best-known commercial corridors. For day-to-day access, George V station on Line 1, Charles de Gaulle–Étoile interchange and Saint-Philippe du Roule on Line 9 give you strong links across central Paris. The surrounding area also brings established cultural and civic landmarks, including the Grand Palais, Petit Palais and the Embassy of the United States, Paris. Retail and services are well embedded here too, with Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées and La Poste Paris Champs-Élysées supporting the working day.

Morning Ledru-Rollin is a coworking and private office building on rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, a few minutes from Bastille in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. It is an independent, human scale building in an industrial setting, with exposed stone, black steel stairs and tall windows that fill the floors with light. Shared offices take up to 60 workstations alongside private offices and independent floors, and there are equipped meeting rooms, phone booths, a lounge, a kitchenette, a shower and a planted top floor terrace looking over the rooftops of the 12th. The metro at Ledru-Rollin is a few steps from the door.

L’église de la Madeleine gives 18 boulevard Malesherbes an address in one of central Paris’s most recognisable business settings. You’ll be based in the Madeleine district, an established office quarter around Place de la Madeleine, where corporate occupiers and professional services have long shaped the area. The nearby Palais de l’Élysée also places you close to the Faubourg Saint-Honoré administrative quarter, reinforcing the district’s institutional character. For day-to-day access, Madeleine station is the key local interchange, with Saint-Lazare station and Havre–Caumartin station extending connections across Paris and towards regional destinations. Around the office, Place de la Madeleine provides an immediate civic focal point, while Jardin des Tuileries offers a larger historic green space within easy reach. You’ll also be close to Palais Garnier, and to the Haussmann retail core anchored by Printemps Haussmann and Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, with La Poste Paris Madeleine serving practical local needs.