You can’t help but be inspired by your environment at Geneva Spaces Nations a beautifully designed professional environment with global appeal. Standing in the heart of Sécheron district, you’re surrounded by the prestige of multinational companies, embassies, the United Nations and the World Trade Organisation. You’ll find flexible space to suit your needs across all four floors flooded with natural light, whether you’re looking for private offices or collaborative areas in Geneva.
The rooftop terrace is perfect for networking over a cup of coffee or watching the sun set over the lake while sipping your after-work drinks. The centre is between two scenic parks and a short stroll to boutiques, restaurants, tours of the UN’s Palais des Nations, the Museums of the Red Cross and the History of Science and the Broken Chair sculpture. Chemin des Mines 2 has excellent transport links by car (with secure underground parking), bus, tram, train and ferry, with most stations within a one-minute walk.
Sécheron hosts the United Nations Office at Geneva, the WHO and the WTO within easy reach.
A terrace above the building for networking over coffee or an after-work drink.
Bicycle storage, showers, a gym and parking, with Genève-Cornavin station a short distance away.
Chemin des Mines 2 sits in Sécheron, the district Geneva built its international reputation on, with the United Nations Office at Geneva, the WHO and the WTO all within easy reach and the Centre International de Conférences Genève hosting global meetings close by. Genève-Cornavin, the city's main railway station, covers national and cross-border services, while Genève Aéroport handles the longer journeys, so clients arriving from anywhere find the address straightforward. The area is unusually good for a break between meetings: the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum and the Musée Ariana are nearby, and the Parc de l'Ariana next to the Palais des Nations works for a walk or an informal conversation outdoors. Two parks flank the centre, and boutiques, restaurants and the Broken Chair sculpture are all within a short stroll.
Register your company at Chemin des Mines 2 and your correspondence carries a Sécheron address, in the same neighbourhood as the United Nations Office at Geneva, the WHO and the WTO. Mail arrives at the centre and is handled there, with forwarding to your own address arranged when you need it. It is a serious address for organisations that work internationally but are not ready to take floor space in Geneva. Send a request and the centre will walk you through what is needed to set it up.
Chemin des Mines 2, Sécheron, CH-1202 Geneva, Switzerland.
Yes, the address is available as a registered business and correspondence address.
Incoming post is received at the centre, and mail forwarding can be arranged on request.
The Palais des Nations, the CICG conference centre and several international organisations are nearby.
Reception is open Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 18:00.
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