Voie 15 hosts seminars, workshops, cocktail receptions and evening events for 6 to 200 guests. The venue occupies the former Vaugirard station on the Petite Ceinture in Paris 15e, three minutes on foot from the Porte de Versailles metro and close to the Parc des Expositions. It runs as a coworking space and coffee shop during the day, and organisers can book either meeting rooms or the whole building.
Seminars and company events
The meeting-room offer covers groups of 6 to 30 people. The official pages describe one room layout for 6 to 20 participants and one for 12 to 35. Three rooms share about 123 m². Formats are a half day, a half day with lunch, or a full day with breakfast, lunch and two breaks. Breakfast and lunch are served on the ground floor, seated or standing, and the breaks are brought to the meeting room. The organiser requests a quote online and chooses the date and the format.
For more than 30 people, Voie 15 sells a privatisation of the whole building instead. The half-day and full-day versions include a welcome, a cocktail buffet of 18 pieces per guest and hot and cold drinks. The full-day version adds breakfast and an afternoon break.
Weddings and receptions
The official text does not present weddings. It does offer afterwork and evening formats from 6:30 pm to midnight, with soft drinks, wine, beer, cocktails and champagne, plus a cocktail buffet. A security agent is added from 80 guests. The team handles privatisation requests Monday to Friday only.
Rooms and capacities
The former Hall des Pas Perdus, at platform level, measures more than 150 m². It seats 100 or holds 170 standing, which suits a plenary session or a reception. Level 1 has three rooms for workshops, 70 people in total. Two of them are described: one of 67.4 m² and one of 43.9 m², each with a sound system and a video projector. A terrace of about 140 m² adds outdoor space. The site gives 200 guests as the top figure for the whole building.
Catering
Food and drink are part of every formula. The coffee shop works with a menu that follows the seasons, and the event formulas list the breakfast, the lunch, the 18-piece cocktail buffet and the evening drinks. The site does not mention a choice of outside caterers, so ask about this when you request a quote.
History and setting
The building is a former railway station. In 2018 the City of Paris launched a call for proposals to bring the Vaugirard station back into use. The software-quality company Henix proposed Voie 15. The project has the support of the City of Paris and SNCF, which wanted to open the Petite Ceinture to Parisians while keeping its railway heritage.
Getting there
Porte de Versailles (metro 12, tram 2 and 3a) is a four-minute walk. Boucicaut (metro 8) is about 12 minutes away, and buses 80 and 39 stop three minutes from the door. The venue has no car park. A lift gives step-free access.
