Station F

About Station F

Station F is the world's largest startup campus, founded in 2017 by Xavier Niel and housed in a renovated 1920s railway depot (Halle Freyssinet) spanning 34,000m² in Paris's 13th arrondissement near Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand.[2][3] It supports over 1,000 startups (70% AI-focused), 600+ investment funds, and offers incubation programs, events, workshops, and access to tech giants like Google, AWS, Microsoft, plus perks from partners.[1][3] Ideal for remote workers and digital nomads due to its vibrant entrepreneurial community, resources for scaling businesses, and collaborative environment fostering networking and growth.[1][3] WiFi: (Not specified in available sources) Amenities: 200+ desks, incubation programs, 600+ events/workshops yearly, investor community, 150+ perks/offers, 35 public services, office hours with tech giants (Apple, Google, AWS, Microsoft, Meta), La Felicità restaurant (4,500m² with 8 kitchens, 3 bars, covered market), parking nearby, public transport access[1][2][3] Hours: (Not specified in available sources) Remote Worker Tips: Apply to specific programs like HEC Paris Incubateur for dedicated desks at Station F (€300/desk/month, increasing quarterly); leverage events and networking for funding/partnerships; note it's startup-focused so prioritize if you're building/scaling a venture rather than general remote work.[1] Accessible via metro (Chevaleret, Bibliothèque François Mitterrand); combine work with dining at La Felicità.[2]