Paris 17
Courcelles
173 rue de Courcelles, 75017, Paris, France
The main city of this territory, covering an area of 6,816 km², is Nevers. Diverse economic drivers Largely concentrated in the Val de Loire, the industrial activity of département 58 is divided into several distinct sectors. Metallurgy, chemicals (rubber, plastics), energy, and agri-food are all key employment sectors in Nièvre. The Nièvre département is primarily oriented towards the automotive industry and construction. With the famous Magny-Cours circuit as its international showcase, automotive manufacturing is also an essential driver of development for this Burgundian département. The timber industry, cattle farming, and viticulture are at the heart of local agriculture. Nièvre is thus home to some of its most renowned products, including the famous Charolais breed and Pouilly Fumé wine. The Burgundian agricultural sector is experiencing strong growth. Large-scale crops of soft wheat, maize, rapeseed, sunflower, barley, and oats thrive in the region. The lush green landscapes and lakes of the Morvan, along with the thermal resources of Pougues-les-Eaux and Saint-Honoré-les-Bains, also contribute to the development of tourism in the region.
Nièvre is a French département located in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. It is bordered to the west by Saône-et-Loire, to the north by Yonne, to the east by Côte-d'Or, and to the south by Nièvre. The Nièvre département is an ideal location to register your business address, as it is easily accessible from Paris and major French cities thanks to its road and rail network. Furthermore, Nièvre offers a wide range of services and facilities to help develop and grow your business activity (business hubs, commercial zones, hotels, restaurants, retail outlets, etc.).