Nancy is a city with style. Place Stanislas, ranked among the most beautiful squares in Europe, sets the tone: here, things are done with taste. But beyond the gilding, Nancy is also a lively university city with a growing community of freelancers and entrepreneurs. Between the historic centre around Stanislas, the Commanderie district that attracts young professionals, and the areas around the station that are transforming, the city has an increasing number of places to work outside the home.

Freelancers in the Poincaré neighbourhood, remote workers enjoying Lorraine's quality of life, students from the Université de Lorraine fleeing a packed library, Nancy has something for everyone. Here are 6 spots worth a visit.

B'CoWorker

Rue de Newcastle, in the station district. B'CoWorker Nancy is a coworking space over several floors. The space is flexible (quiet open-plan area, private offices, meeting rooms) you choose the format that suits you. Access is available 24/7 for members, with Wi-Fi and power outlets.

Recommended by Desk Community, Working Life, Passion Télétravail and several other specialist sites. Reception is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., but independent access is permanent for members. It's a structured, professional space that offers real flexibility.

The spot for those who want a solid coworking space with room, quiet and 24/7 access.

Le Kagibi

Avenue Foch, in the Commanderie district. Le Kagibi is a coworking space created by freelancers for freelancers, and you can feel it. The space is carefully designed (thoughtful décor, a relaxation corner, a dedicated area for video calls) and the atmosphere is that of a place built by people who know what a nomadic worker needs. Large tables to spread out on, reliable Wi-Fi, and real quiet.

Recommended by Passion Télétravail, Desk Community, Working Life and Kactus. Accessible 24/7 for members. The Commanderie district is pleasant and residential, which contributes to the quiet feel.

For freelancers who want a space designed by peers, in a calm neighbourhood accessible at any hour.

BeePlex

Rue Victor Poirel, right in the city centre, in the historic Magasins Réunis building. BeePlex is a shared workspace with style, the building is listed and the setting has real character. High ceilings, natural light, and that particular atmosphere of places steeped in history. The space is equipped with Wi-Fi, power outlets and large tables.

Recommended by Passion Télétravail, Desk Community and Working Life. Accessible 24/7 for members. The central location is a real asset, Place Stanislas is just two steps away, and all amenities are within reach.

Ideal for working in a historic setting right in the centre, with all modern comforts.

Le Palais! Nancy

Rue Grand Rabbin Haguenauer, in the centre. Le Palais! is a dynamic space that blends coworking, private offices, shared spaces and quick dining. High-speed Wi-Fi, power outlets everywhere, and a lively atmosphere without being noisy. The menu lets you grab a snack or have lunch on site without moving.

Recommended by Diplomeo among the best places to study in Nancy in the evening. Open Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. (11 p.m. Thursday to Saturday), and Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The extended hours are a real plus, you can come early and stay late, including on weekends.

The spot for long sessions with the option to eat on site and stay into the evening.

Le grand café Foy

Place Stanislas. Le grand café Foy is a historic brasserie on the most beautiful square in Nancy, and probably one of the most beautiful in France. The upstairs is the well-kept secret: a quiet, warm space, far from the bustle of the floor below, perfect for opening your laptop and working in peace. The setting is classic (wood panelling, mirrors, soft lighting) and the atmosphere is studious.

Recommended by Diplomeo and Wanderlog. Open every day from 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. The range of hours is impressive, and the setting is unique. It's more of a brasserie than a coworking space, so don't expect power outlets at every table, but for a few hours' work in an exceptional setting, it's a must.

For working a few hours on the most beautiful square in Nancy, coffee in hand.

Brew Books

Cours des Arts, in the centre. Brew Books is a hybrid bookshop-bistro concept that combines the pleasure of reading and working in a stimulating setting. The atmosphere is warm, surrounded by books, and the place invites concentration. Wi-Fi is available, and the venue attracts a calm, studious crowd.

Recommended by Pau-Formations in its selection of cafés and coworking spaces for studying in the evening in Nancy. Open Monday to Saturday (2 p.m. on Monday, 10 a.m. Tuesday to Saturday), until 7 p.m. Closed on Sundays. It's a daytime spot, but the literary atmosphere is a genuine plus if you enjoy working surrounded by books.

The spot for book lovers who want an inspiring setting for their work sessions.

Looking for a terrace to work from?

If you want to work outdoors this summer, we've put together a dedicated selection: the best terraces for remote work in Nancy. Shaded café terraces, coworking spaces with rooftops, hotel lobbies: we've sorted out the genuinely good spots for the season.

The right spot for your needs

  • For working 24/7 (members): B'CoWorker, Le Kagibi or BeePlex
  • For a historic setting: BeePlex (Magasins Réunis) or Le grand café Foy (Place Stanislas)
  • For staying late in the evening: Le Palais! (open until 10 p.m.–11 p.m.) or Le grand café Foy (until 1 a.m.)
  • For an inspiring setting: Brew Books (bookshop-bistro) or Le grand café Foy (historic brasserie)
  • For a coworking space created by freelancers: Le Kagibi (designed by and for independent workers)

Nancy has something for every profile of nomadic worker. The city stands out for the number of coworking spaces open 24/7 to members (B'CoWorker, Le Kagibi, BeePlex), a real asset for workers with non-standard hours. Place Stanislas offers an address with character (Le grand café Foy), and Le Palais! rounds out the offer with its extended evening hours.

We update this selection regularly as we discover new spots and hear from you. If you try one of these places, or know one we missed, we want to hear about it. And if you want to explore other cities or find a spot near you, check out all our guides on Deskover.