Privanova
34, avenue des Champs-Elysées 75008 Paris – France
contact[at]privanova.com

Privanova SAS
Registered office: 34 Avénue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France
Registration number: 852 223 379 R.C.S. Paris
PIC number: 898832847
SIREN: 852223379
SIRET: 85222337900029
VAT Number: FR21852223379

Our office in Paris is proudly situated on the avenue des Champs-Élysées, one of the world’s most celebrated boulevards and a symbol of French elegance. The location offers easy access to major landmarks, including the Grand Palais, Petit Palais, and Place de la Concorde, with the Arc de Triomphe crowning the avenue’s skyline to the west.

The avenue’s sidewalks are home to flagship boutiques, historic cafés, and grand cinemas, drawing visitors from across the globe. With the Seine and its iconic bridges a short walk south, and the Eiffel Tower visible across the skyline, our address places us at the very heart of Paris

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport ( 30 km, around 30–45 minutes by car): Paris’s main international airport, connected to the city centre via the RER B train and the Roissybus, which terminates at Opéra, a short Metro or taxi ride from the Champs-Élysées.
Paris-Orly Airport (19 km, around 25–35 minutes by car): Paris’s second international airport, serving domestic, European, and selected long-haul destinations. It is connected to the city via Metro Line 14, the Orlyval shuttle to the RER B, and several bus services.
Gare Montparnasse ( 4 km, around 10–15 minutes by car): The main station for TGV services to western and southwestern France, including Brittany, Bordeaux, Nantes, and the Atlantic coast.
Gare du Nord ( 4 km, around 15–20 minutes by car): Europe’s busiest railway station, serving Eurostar services to London, international trains to Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, as well as regional and suburban services.
Gare de Lyon ( 8 km, around 20–25 minutes by car): The main departure point for TGV services to southeastern France, including Lyon, Marseille, Nice, and the French Riviera, as well as international services to Switzerland and Italy.

Brussels, Belgium (263 km): The seat of the EU institutions, blending grand historic architecture with a modern, international character.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg (287 km): A compact capital known for its fortified old town and role as a major European financial center.
London, United Kingdom (342 km): A global capital rich in history and culture, connected to Paris via the Eurostar high-speed rail link.
Amsterdam, Netherlands (429 km): Famous for its canal-lined streets, world-renowned museums, and vibrant creative scene.
Bern, Switzerland (435 km): Switzerland’s charming, UNESCO-listed capital, known for its medieval old town and scenic riverside setting.