On Sundays, most cafés pull the shutters down and offices are closed. Yet it's often the day you want to get ahead in peace: finish a report, revise, wrap up a side project. The good news is that there are still options all over France, you just need to know where to look. We've gathered here, city by city, the spots that stay open at the weekend: 24/7 coworking spaces, cafés that welcome laptops on Sundays, and a few reliable fallback venues.
In short: to work on a Sunday, three options work almost everywhere, a 24/7 coworking space (badge or code, you come in whenever, even when it's closed to the public), a café open on Sunday that welcomes remote workers, or a library / community space open at the weekend. Below, the list of cities where we've found these addresses.
How to find a spot open on Sunday
Three kinds of venue play the game at the weekend. Pick according to your need:
- The 24/7 coworking space. The safest option for a real day's work. Many spaces give members (and sometimes day-pass holders) a badge or access code: you get in on Sunday even when reception is closed. Reliable wifi, sockets, guaranteed quiet. Ideal if you're putting in the hours.
- The café open on Sunday. Friendlier, perfect for one to three hours. Check two things before you go: that it's actually open on Sunday (many close), and that it welcomes laptops (some tolerate them poorly during the brunch rush). We flag the laptop-friendly spots city by city.
- The library or community space. Free or nearly, often quiet, with wifi. Sunday hours vary by city, but it's a good fallback when the cafés are full.
One tip: on Sundays, the best slots are mid-morning and early afternoon. Late in the day, cafés that close early can leave you stranded, better to aim for a 24/7 coworking space if you plan to work late.
Working on Sunday, city by city
We've scouted open-on-Sunday spots across France. Pick your city:
- Working on Sunday in Aix-en-Provence
- Working on Sunday in Amiens
- Working on Sunday in Angers
- Working on Sunday in Annecy
- Working on Sunday in Asnières-sur-Seine
- Working on Sunday in Avignon
- Working on Sunday in Besançon
- Working on Sunday in Bordeaux
- Working on Sunday in Boulogne-Billancourt
- Working on Sunday in Caen
- Working on Sunday in Clermont-Ferrand
- Working on Sunday in Courbevoie
- Working on Sunday in Dijon
- Working on Sunday in Grenoble
- Working on Sunday in Le Havre
- Working on Sunday in Lille
- Working on Sunday in Limoges
- Working on Sunday in Lyon
- Working on Sunday in Marseille
- Working on Sunday in Metz
- Working on Sunday in Montpellier
- Working on Sunday in Montreuil
- Working on Sunday in Mulhouse
- Working on Sunday in Nancy
- Working on Sunday in Nantes
- Working on Sunday in Neuilly-sur-Seine
- Working on Sunday in Nice
- Working on Sunday in Orléans
- Working on Sunday in Paris
- Working on Sunday in Pessac
- Working on Sunday in Poitiers
- Working on Sunday in Reims
- Working on Sunday in Rennes
- Working on Sunday in Rouen
- Working on Sunday in Saint-Étienne
- Working on Sunday in Strasbourg
- Working on Sunday in Toulouse
- Working on Sunday in Tours
- Working on Sunday in Versailles
Frequently asked questions
Where can I work on a Sunday when everything is closed?
Your safest bet is a 24/7 coworking space: members get a badge or code and can come in even when reception is closed. Otherwise, a café open on Sunday that welcomes laptops, or a library open at the weekend.
Are there coworking spaces open on Sundays?
Yes. Many coworking spaces offer 24/7 access to members, which is handy on Sundays when most venues are closed. Check the city guides above to find the ones open near you.
Can you work from a café on a Sunday?
Yes, as long as it's open (many cafés close on Sundays) and it welcomes laptops. Aim for mid-morning or early afternoon, and avoid the brunch rush.


