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Presqu’île gives 4 place Amédée Bonnet a central Lyon address, in the mixed business district that brings together offices, administration, retail and hospitality between the Rhône and Saône. You’re also close to Grand Hôtel-Dieu, the landmark heritage complex on the Rhône whose long civic and medical history still shapes this part of the city, alongside Place Bellecour, one of central Lyon’s principal public squares. For day-to-day access, Bellecour provides a major metro interchange, with Guillotière–Gabriel Péri, Cordeliers and Lyon Perrache adding strong links across central Lyon and beyond. Around you, the Berges du Rhône offers a continuous riverside route for walking and cycling, while Rue de la République anchors the Presqu’île’s main retail corridor. The area also brings cultural and institutional depth through Théâtre des Célestins, the Musée de l’Imprimerie et de la Communication graphique, Université Lumière Lyon 2 and practical services such as La Poste Bellecour.

Position your business next to the River Saone, with unique office space in Campus Verrazzano. The boat-shaped design makes clients feel as though they are boarding a ship when entering the office, ready for a meeting in the drop-in business lounge. Be inspired by river views through the port holes and expansive windows and get comfortable in the bright and spacious workspace. Local transport links are close by for commuters and a tempting choice of restaurants and bars are within walking distance.

Gare de Lyon-Part-Dieu sets the tone for 15 rue des Cuirassiers, placing your business in the heart of Lyon’s Part-Dieu business district. This is Lyon’s established central business area, known for its concentration of offices, commercial services and institutional occupiers. The address also benefits from the district’s strong civic and commercial identity, with Westfield La Part-Dieu and the wider Tour To-Lyon / Part-Dieu administrative quarter reinforcing Part-Dieu’s role as one of the city’s key working centres. For day-to-day convenience, you’ll have Part-Dieu metro station and the Lyon Part-Dieu tram interchange connecting you across the city, while the station supports regional, national and international travel. The area also brings cultural depth through the Auditorium-Orchestre National de Lyon and the Bibliothèque municipale de la Part-Dieu. Practical services such as La Poste Lyon Part-Dieu are close at hand, with the Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 campus area and Hôpital Edouard Herriot adding to the district’s broader institutional presence.

Build your business in a conveniently located workspace in central Lyon. 132 Rue Bossuet positions you a short walk from three subway stations, or make the most of the on-site parking. Inspire creative thinking with stunning views of Lyon through the floor-to-ceiling windows and the roof terraces. Explore the vibrant neighbourhood with clients and colleagues after a busy day, with buzzing restaurants nearby as well as attractions including Le Musée Guimet and Parc de la Tete d’Or.

Towering over Lyon’s central business district and offering direct access to Lyon Part-Dieu Train Station for journeys to and from Paris and Marseille, ToLyon Tower is ideal for businesses with high aspirations in mind. This 43-floor tower, with six fully-refurbished floors occupied by us, offers 24-hour access, super-fast reliable WiFi, flexible working, bookable meeting rooms, serviced offices and coworking areas, while you can also use the location as a virtual address for your mail and phone calls. Our Business Club area also boasts a private mezzanine. Thanks to its prime location in the centre of Lyon, 49 Boulevard Vivier Merle benefits from a wealth of cultural attractions nearby, such as Place de la Republique, Visites de Flave and Fresco, while it’s also surrounded by restaurants, bars and local cafes. The expansive, 19th century Parc de la Tête d'Or is also around a 15-minute walk from the office, housing Zoo de Lyon, Jardin Botanique de Lyon and a picturesque lake. With so much on our doorstep, isn’t it about time you plugged into our energy?