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Coworking spaces in France: the dataset

1253 coworking spaces in France, with municipality, département, region, coordinates and website, extracted from OpenStreetMap on 24 October 2026 (CSV, JSON, ODbL licence).
By Razvan Toma · Founder

Last updated 24 October 2026Sources cited in the text

TL;DR

1253 coworking spaces listed in France (mainland and overseas) in OpenStreetMap as of 24 October 2026, with their municipality, département, region and, for 817 of them, their website. These are the spaces that OpenStreetMap contributors have mapped: the list is not exhaustive, and a closed venue may still appear in it.

Municipalities with the most spaces

MunicipalitySpaces
Paris111
Lyon60
Bordeaux51
Nantes30
Marseille17
Rennes16
Lille14
Tours13
Toulouse13
Strasbourg12
Angers12
Poitiers11

By region

RegionSpaces
Nouvelle-Aquitaine313
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes202
Île-de-France190
Pays de la Loire93
Bretagne82
Occitanie79
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur61
Hauts-de-France46
Grand Est45
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté42
Centre-Val de Loire36
Normandie36
La Réunion12
French Guiana4
Corsica3
Guadeloupe3
New Caledonia2
French Polynesia2
Martinique1
Saint-Barthélemy1

Columns

id (OpenStreetMap identifier), nom, commune, code_commune (Insee), departement, region, adresse (when provided), site_web, latitude, longitude, osm_url, extrait_le.

Method

Extraction of all OpenStreetMap objects tagged amenity=coworking_space or office=coworking in French territory, on 24 October 2026. Venues without a name are excluded; a venue entered twice (point and building) is kept only once. The municipality, département and region are derived from the coordinates using the Découpage administratif service (geo.api.gouv.fr). We do not publish prices: they change often and each space lists them on its website.

Licence: ODbL

This file is derived from OpenStreetMap and therefore remains under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0, not the Licence Ouverte used for our other datasets. Free reuse, including commercial, provided you credit "© OpenStreetMap contributors" and share any database you derive from it under the same licence.

Correcting or adding a space

The right source to correct is OpenStreetMap: a change there benefits everyone and will appear in our next extraction. You can also write to hello@legalrapide.fr.

Written by Razvan Toma, founder of LegalRapide. How we check our figures · LinkedIn

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