In Bergerac, between the old town and the quays of the Dordogne, remote work has some good options. A third place, a community coworking space, a welcoming cafe or a free media library: here are our spots for setting up your laptop, getting online and making steady progress, depending on your budget and your mood.

A pay-by-the-time third place: Le TAF Café

Le TAF Café, on Rue de la Résistance, is probably the smartest address: you pay for the time you spend (prices on letafcafe.fr), with no booking or subscription, and with wifi, coffee and self-service snacks. A place truly designed for work, right in the centre, Monday to Friday (official website). Perfect when you don't yet know how long you'll stay.

A community coworking space: La Traverse

A short walk from the station, in the former Manufacture des Tabacs, La Traverse offers a community coworking space open Monday to Friday, with no prior booking. Wifi, a friendly, community-run atmosphere: it's the option for a working day in a place with meaning.

A cafe to settle into: Columbus Café & Co

On the cafe side, Columbus Café & Co, on Rue Mounet Sully in the centre, is the best known for working: wifi, power outlets, long opening hours (from 7:30am Monday to Saturday). Ideal for a morning session over a coffee, keeping in mind that it gets busy at peak times.

The free option: the Bergerac media library

Don't want to spend anything? The Bergerac media library, at the Espace Bellegarde, offers free wifi, quiet work areas and even six public computers with a printer, handy if something goes wrong. Watch the opening hours: closed on Monday and Thursday (reserved for groups).

In short

In Bergerac, Le TAF Café and La Traverse cover day-long work, Columbus helps out for a cafe session, and the media library takes care of the free option. To help you choose between a cafe and a dedicated space, see our guide cafe or coworking.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a day-pass coworking space in Bergerac?

Yes: Le TAF Café (pay for the time you spend, no subscription) and the community coworking space La Traverse (access Monday to Friday with no booking) are both open by the day, with wifi.

Where can I work for free in Bergerac?

The Bergerac media library, at the Espace Bellegarde, offers wifi, quiet work areas and public computers, free of charge (closed on Monday and Thursday).