The Millénaire centre.
Montpellier's main business district, between the Odysseum shopping quarter and Castelnau-le-Lez. Modern tertiary park, tram L1, parking, restaurants — and 100 fully equipped offices.
Equipped office
Eastern Montpellier's tertiary park.
The Millénaire is the city's main business and innovation district, developed since the 1990s on the former Mauguio plain. It sits between the historic city centre and the Mediterranean, structured around a long landscaped esplanade.
Why founders choose Millénaire
Connectivity. Tram L1 stops at Place de l'Europe (3 minutes' walk) — direct to the city centre in 12 minutes, to the railway station in 20. Free parking around the building. A9 motorway exit n°29 is 4 minutes away.
Ecosystem. The Millénaire houses BIC de Montpellier, IBM, several incubators, regional offices for La French Tech Méditerranée, and a dense cluster of healthtech and software companies. Walking distance to a dozen restaurants, supermarket, gym.
The building. Modern tertiary block, fibre Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning, accessibility standards. Reception manned from 8:00 to 18:30 Monday to Friday, 24/7 access for fixed-desk members.
What's on site.
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MeetingFind us.
Business Office — Millénaire
199 rue Hélène Boucher
34170 Castelnau-le-Lez · France
Tram L1 — Place de l'Europe (3 min walk)
A9 motorway — exit n°29
Free car park on site
Tel: +33 4 99 13 63 36
When we are open.
Reception staffed Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:30. Fixed-desk and office members have 24/7 access with a personal code.
Meeting rooms can be booked outside business hours by arrangement.
The team responds to email and tour requests usually within a working day, in English.
A genuinely eco-responsible business centre
Renting an office here means joining a site that produces its own electricity and recovers its waste.
From solar energy to the restaurant's short-loop composting, sustainability is part of how the site runs.
- Bike & electric: the site is reachable via a cycle path and fitted with EV charging points.
- Six hens, zero waste: the restaurant's food scraps feed six hens kept on site, which produce eggs that are donated in return — a short loop that sharply cuts waste, with no single-use items left.
- Less paper: digitising mail cuts printing and postal shipments.
- Circular economy: second-hand office furniture, local produce for catering and an anti-food-waste partnership.
- Less plastic, more sorting: single-use plastic removed (rooms, drink machines, supplies), reusable tableware (mugs, eco-cups) and paper/cardboard recycling.
- Solar energy: with over 3,000 m² of rooftop photovoltaic panels, Espace Entreprise Garosud produces as much electricity as it consumes, in buildings designed for energy sobriety.
Frequently asked questions
Millénaire Montpellier: what do you need to know?
199 rue Hélène Boucher, 34170 Castelnau-le-Lez — Montpellier's main business district. The address most foreign founders put on their Kbis. Tram L1, A9 exit 29, parking on site.
Why founders choose Millénaire?
Connectivity. Tram L1 stops at Place de l'Europe (3 minutes' walk) — direct to the city centre in 12 minutes, to the railway station in 20. Free parking around the building. A9 motorway exit n°29 is 4 minutes away.
When we are open?
Reception staffed Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:30. Fixed-desk and office members have 24/7 access with a personal code.
From the A9, how do I find my way to the centre?
You can arrive directly by taking exit 31 from the A9 and A709, avoiding Montpellier's centre, or by tram line L2. Parking at the Garosud site costs nothing. As for the street, only the parc Mermoz is free — Eurêka, the parc du Millénaire and the majority of Montpellier's districts are paid.
In which parts of Montpellier are your business centres located?
Two addresses in Montpellier: Espace Entreprise Garosud, 48 rue Claude Balbastre, 34070 Montpellier; and Espace Entreprise Millénaire, 199 rue Hélène Boucher, 34170 Castelnau-le-Lez. Reach us directly via the A9 and A709 at exit 31, without crossing Montpellier, or by tram line L2. Parking is free on the Garosud site. Only the parc Mermoz offers free on-street parking; Eurêka, the parc du Millénaire and most Montpellier districts are paid.
Does the Montpellier business centre have an environmental approach?
Yes, it does. The centre's CSR approach is concrete: it generates its own solar electricity, runs a restaurant with no single-use items, recovers biowaste on site, reduces and sorts waste, sources locally and favours soft mobility.