Now Coworking Strasbourg can host seminars, training days, company receptions and afterworks for 45 to 150 guests, and meetings for 4 to 49 people. The center fills 4,000 square meters of the Neue Bau, at 10 Place Gutenberg, in the pedestrian heart of the Grande Île of Strasbourg.
Seminars and company events
Three spaces are privatized for professional events, open to companies whether or not they work in the building. The Salle Nomade is the main seminar room and opens in three sizes, so the room matches the confirmed headcount. The Tisanerie, with wood paneling and carpet, suits workshops, extended meetings and networking for up to 45. The Patio and its Coffee Corner form an open-air courtyard of 400 square meters for cocktails, afterworks and receptions of up to 150.
For working sessions, the Saint-Thomas room changes from a boardroom for 20, with side lounges for informal talks, to a conference layout for 49. A morning around the table and an afternoon plenary can therefore run in one room. The team handles the setup, guest welcome, team-building formats and the clean-up afterwards. Events have been held here since the center opened in February 2024.
Rooms and capacities
The Salle Nomade takes 50 people on 140 square meters in its smaller form, 80 on 260 square meters in its larger form, and 100 on 320 square meters when both parts are joined, with a U-shape possible for meetings and training. The Tisanerie covers 100 square meters for 45. The Patio covers 400 square meters for 150 and is used outdoors, so the season matters: when the weather does not allow it, the Salle Nomade takes the reception indoors.
Six meeting rooms carry the names of city landmarks. République takes 4, Austerlitz 6, Broglie 8, Kléber 18, and Gutenberg and Saint-Thomas 20 each, with Saint-Thomas reaching 49 in conference layout. Kléber keeps its moldings, parquet and long curtains; Gutenberg is more contemporary. A private office takes meetings for two. Rooms come with a screen, video-conference equipment, Wi-Fi and coffee.
Catering
Food is ordered with the booking, from a welcome breakfast to an end-of-day snack, with breaks and business lunches between sessions. The Coffee Corner next to the Patio serves receptions. The provider of meals is not named on the site, so confirm the menu with the team.
History and setting
The Neue Bau was built between 1582 and 1585 under the direction of Hans Schoch. It was the first civic building in Strasbourg built entirely in stone and the first in Alsace to stack the three classical orders. Wendel Dietterlin painted the facade frescoes in 1588 and Veit Eck carved the paneling. The building served as an extension of the town hall, then as the city's congress palace, then as the town hall itself after 1781. In 1808 Napoleon installed the Chamber of Commerce there. It has been listed as a historic monument since 1995, with several facades and roofs classified in 1998. Inside, the upper floors alternate high ceilings and herringbone parquet with beamed attics, and some windows face the cathedral.
Getting there
The Broglie stop on tram lines A and D is four minutes on foot, and Langstross-Grand'Rue eight minutes. Strasbourg station is five to six minutes away by tram. The Saint-Thomas Finkwiller bus stop is about 120 meters from the door, and the Gutenberg car park lies under the square. Strasbourg airport is about 20 minutes away.
