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Headquarters in Europe

From Stockholm to Arteixo: where Europe's biggest companies work. 92 companies

Which company headquarters are in Europe?

On eciffo, 92 companies: ASML, Spotify, SAP, LVMH, L'Oréal, Nestlé, Novo Nordisk, adidas, Unilever, H&M Group, Inditex, The LEGO Group, Volkswagen Group, BMW Group, Ferrari, Porsche, Airbus, Siemens, Philips, Roche, Novartis, AstraZeneca, GSK, Bayer, TotalEnergies, Deutsche Bank, Klarna, Adyen, HSBC, Barclays, Ericsson, Zalando, Vodafone, Rolls-Royce, Carlsberg, A.P. Moller - Maersk, Heineken, Telefónica, BASF, The Swatch Group, BBVA, Munich Re, Orange, ING Group, Michelin, Zurich Insurance Group, Audi, Lufthansa Group, DHL Group, Vestas, Danone, KONE, Bosch, Burberry, Banco Santander, Kering, UBS, Sanofi, Hermès, Diageo, Eni, Shell, AXA, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, UniCredit, Intesa Sanpaolo, ASOS, Nokia, Accenture, Saint-Gobain, Henkel, ABN AMRO, ENGIE, Telenor, Rabobank, Société Générale, CaixaBank, Nordea, Pirelli, Repsol, Crédit Agricole, AkzoNobel, Wärtsilä, Continental, PUMA, Revolut, BT Group, Dassault Systèmes, Generali, Swedbank and Endesa. ASML: Veldhoven, Netherlands. Four new office buildings for 4,000 people, joined by a glass plaza and roof gardens with beehives — on the very spot where ASML's first Veldhoven building opened in 1985. Spotify: Stockholm, Sweden. A rooftop facing the Royal Castle, a tradition that every new employee takes a turn on the mic — and six months of fully paid parental leave.

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  1. ASML — Veldhoven, Netherlands. Four new office buildings for 4,000 people, joined by a glass plaza and roof gardens with beehives — on the very spot where ASML's first Veldhoven building opened in 1985. ASML Veldhoven, Netherlands Veldhoven, Netherlands. Four new office buildings for 4,000 people, joined by a glass plaza and roof gardens with beehives — on the very spot where ASML's first Veldhoven building opened in 1985. See it on the ASML profile →
  2. Spotify — Stockholm, Sweden. A rooftop facing the Royal Castle, a tradition that every new employee takes a turn on the mic — and six months of fully paid parental leave. Spotify Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm, Sweden. A rooftop facing the Royal Castle, a tradition that every new employee takes a turn on the mic — and six months of fully paid parental leave. See it on the Spotify profile →
  3. SAP — Walldorf, Germany. A campus of numbered buildings in a small Baden town, where every employee is encouraged to spend 15% of their working time learning. SAP Walldorf, Germany Walldorf, Germany. A campus of numbered buildings in a small Baden town, where every employee is encouraged to spend 15% of their working time learning. See it on the SAP profile →
  4. LVMH — Paris, France. Behind a glass gallery on avenue Montaigne sits a Zen garden of bamboo — and 15 km away, Louis Vuitton's trunk-makers still work in the family's 1859 Asnières workshop. LVMH Paris, France Paris, France. Behind a glass gallery on avenue Montaigne sits a Zen garden of bamboo — and 15 km away, Louis Vuitton's trunk-makers still work in the family's 1859 Asnières workshop. See it on the LVMH profile →
  5. L'Oréal — Clichy, France. A head office built around a garden in Clichy, a 25-metre glass egg inside an 18th-century Paris mansion — and at least 14 weeks of fully paid leave for every new mother, worldwide. L'Oréal Clichy, France Clichy, France. A head office built around a garden in Clichy, a 25-metre glass egg inside an 18th-century Paris mansion — and at least 14 weeks of fully paid leave for every new mother, worldwide. See it on the L'Oréal profile →
  6. Nestlé — Vevey, Switzerland. A listed 1960 modernist landmark on the shore of Lake Geneva, a few minutes' walk from the spot where Henri Nestlé started making infant cereal in 1867. Nestlé Vevey, Switzerland Vevey, Switzerland. A listed 1960 modernist landmark on the shore of Lake Geneva, a few minutes' walk from the spot where Henri Nestlé started making infant cereal in 1867. See it on the Nestlé profile →
  7. Novo Nordisk — Bagsværd, Denmark. A round headquarters in a park, with a spiral staircase inspired by the helix of the insulin molecule winding up under a glass dome. Novo Nordisk Bagsværd, Denmark Bagsværd, Denmark. A round headquarters in a park, with a spiral staircase inspired by the helix of the insulin molecule winding up under a glass dome. See it on the Novo Nordisk profile →
  8. adidas — Herzogenaurach, Germany. An office building shaped like a football stadium, a 136-step staircase at its heart, and a 4,000-seat pitch outside the door. adidas Herzogenaurach, Germany Herzogenaurach, Germany. An office building shaped like a football stadium, a 136-step staircase at its heart, and a 4,000-seat pitch outside the door. See it on the adidas profile →
  9. Unilever — London, United Kingdom. Behind a listed 1932 stone facade on the Thames, KPF carved a light-filled atrium crossed by suspended bridges, with a roof garden on top. Unilever London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. Behind a listed 1932 stone facade on the Thames, KPF carved a light-filled atrium crossed by suspended bridges, with a roof garden on top. See it on the Unilever profile →
  10. H&M Group — Stockholm, Sweden. Every employee — part-time or full-time, in any role — shares in the same H&M Incentive Program, started with a gift of 4 million shares from the founding family. H&M Group Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm, Sweden. Every employee — part-time or full-time, in any role — shares in the same H&M Incentive Program, started with a gift of 4 million shares from the founding family. See it on the H&M Group profile →
  11. Inditex — Arteixo, Spain. A 32-metre sunlit atrium, a new forest of 350 trees and a 200,000 m² building for Zara's designers — all on one campus outside A Coruña. Inditex Arteixo, Spain Arteixo, Spain. A 32-metre sunlit atrium, a new forest of 350 trees and a 200,000 m² building for Zara's designers — all on one campus outside A Coruña. See it on the Inditex profile →
  12. The LEGO Group — Billund, Denmark. A mini-golf course on the roof, a People House with a cinema and a sports arena — and 26 weeks of fully paid parental leave from day one. The LEGO Group Billund, Denmark Billund, Denmark. A mini-golf course on the roof, a People House with a cinema and a sports arena — and 26 weeks of fully paid parental leave from day one. See it on the The LEGO Group profile →
  13. Volkswagen Group — Wolfsburg, Germany. A listed 13-storey office building from 1959 on the Mittelland Canal, stripped to its concrete frame and given 1,200 new windows — for a company whose staff work a 35-hour week. Volkswagen Group Wolfsburg, Germany Wolfsburg, Germany. A listed 13-storey office building from 1959 on the Mittelland Canal, stripped to its concrete frame and given 1,200 new windows — for a company whose staff work a 35-hour week. See it on the Volkswagen Group profile →
  14. BMW Group — Munich, Germany. A 99.5-metre tower of four cylinders whose office floors hang from a steel cross on the roof — built from the top down in 1970–72. BMW Group Munich, Germany Munich, Germany. A 99.5-metre tower of four cylinders whose office floors hang from a steel cross on the roof — built from the top down in 1970–72. See it on the BMW Group profile →
  15. Ferrari — Maranello, Italy. An office building floating over water and bamboo, an assembly hall under one louvered roof — and a free yearly medical check-up for employees and their children. Ferrari Maranello, Italy Maranello, Italy. An office building floating over water and bamboo, an assembly hall under one louvered roof — and a free yearly medical check-up for employees and their children. See it on the Ferrari profile →
  16. Porsche — Stuttgart, Germany. Office floors rebuilt around focus rooms, project areas and alcoves, on the same Zuffenhausen site where every 911 still comes off one production line. Porsche Stuttgart, Germany Stuttgart, Germany. Office floors rebuilt around focus rooms, project areas and alcoves, on the same Zuffenhausen site where every 911 still comes off one production line. See it on the Porsche profile →
  17. Airbus — Blagnac (Toulouse), France. A headquarters campus right next to the Toulouse-Blagnac runway, with a 5,000 m² canteen, a fitness centre and streets named after aviation pioneers. Airbus Blagnac (Toulouse), France Blagnac (Toulouse), France. A headquarters campus right next to the Toulouse-Blagnac runway, with a 5,000 m² canteen, a fitness centre and streets named after aviation pioneers. See it on the Airbus profile →
  18. Siemens — Munich, Germany. A headquarters whose ground floor, green courtyards and café are open to anyone walking from Munich's old town to the museum district. Siemens Munich, Germany Munich, Germany. A headquarters whose ground floor, green courtyards and café are open to anyone walking from Munich's old town to the museum district. See it on the Siemens profile →
  19. Philips — Amsterdam, Netherlands. Philips swapped a 21-storey tower for a renovated 1970s school building, with carpets woven from old fishing nets and a beehive in the garden. Philips Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands. Philips swapped a 21-storey tower for a renovated 1970s school building, with carpets woven from old fishing nets and a beehive in the garden. See it on the Philips profile →
  20. Roche — Basel, Switzerland. Spiral staircases join every three floors of a 205-metre tower, and each cluster of floors opens onto its own terrace. Roche Basel, Switzerland Basel, Switzerland. Spiral staircases join every three floors of a 205-metre tower, and each cluster of floors opens onto its own terrace. See it on the Roche profile →
  21. Novartis — Basel, Switzerland. A headquarters laid out like a small city, with streets, squares and arcades and buildings by Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, SANAA and Herzog & de Meuron, open to the public on weekdays. Novartis Basel, Switzerland Basel, Switzerland. A headquarters laid out like a small city, with streets, squares and arcades and buildings by Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando, SANAA and Herzog & de Meuron, open to the public on weekdays. See it on the Novartis profile →
  22. AstraZeneca — Cambridge, United Kingdom. A hovering glass disc with a saw-tooth roof, an open courtyard modelled on Cambridge's colleges, and glass-walled labs for more than 2,200 scientists. AstraZeneca Cambridge, United Kingdom Cambridge, United Kingdom. A hovering glass disc with a saw-tooth roof, an open courtyard modelled on Cambridge's colleges, and glass-walled labs for more than 2,200 scientists. See it on the AstraZeneca profile →
  23. GSK — London, United Kingdom. A vertical farm, more than 800 live plants on 12 floors and circadian lighting — in a new central London headquarters. GSK London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. A vertical farm, more than 800 live plants on 12 floors and circadian lighting — in a new central London headquarters. See it on the GSK profile →
  24. Bayer — Leverkusen, Germany. A 190-metre glass half-oval with a skin that breathes, opening onto a park in the city Bayer has called home since 1912. Bayer Leverkusen, Germany Leverkusen, Germany. A 190-metre glass half-oval with a skin that breathes, opening onto a park in the city Bayer has called home since 1912. See it on the Bayer profile →
  25. TotalEnergies — Courbevoie, France. A new headquarters in France's tallest tower, where two wings are joined by 30 garden walkways and no one is more than a 30-second walk from the open air. TotalEnergies Courbevoie, France Courbevoie, France. A new headquarters in France's tallest tower, where two wings are joined by 30 garden walkways and no one is more than a 30-second walk from the open air. See it on the TotalEnergies profile →
  26. Deutsche Bank — Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Two 155-metre towers where lifts make electricity, fresh air flows in through the logo and each floor is given to one artist. Deutsche Bank Frankfurt am Main, Germany Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Two 155-metre towers where lifts make electricity, fresh air flows in through the logo and each floor is given to one artist. See it on the Deutsche Bank profile →
  27. Klarna — Stockholm, Sweden. A Stockholm headquarters built on “opposites attract” — rough with smooth, a food hall for the wow — where every employee can receive company stock. Klarna Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm, Sweden. A Stockholm headquarters built on “opposites attract” — rough with smooth, a food hall for the wow — where every employee can receive company stock. See it on the Klarna profile →
  28. Adyen — Amsterdam, Netherlands. A former Amsterdam department store turned into a 17,000 m² office, with furniture made from bricks of its own ground-up old toilets and roof tiles. Adyen Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands. A former Amsterdam department store turned into a 17,000 m² office, with furniture made from bricks of its own ground-up old toilets and roof tiles. See it on the Adyen profile →
  29. HSBC — London, United Kingdom. A 45-storey Norman Foster tower in Canary Wharf, guarded by replicas of the Hong Kong head office's lion statues. HSBC London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. A 45-storey Norman Foster tower in Canary Wharf, guarded by replicas of the Hong Kong head office's lion statues. See it on the HSBC profile →
  30. Barclays — London, United Kingdom. A 1 million sq ft Canary Wharf tower with five six-storey glass atria stacked up its south face — and, from 2026, 16 weeks of full-pay leave for new fathers in the UK. Barclays London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. A 1 million sq ft Canary Wharf tower with five six-storey glass atria stacked up its south face — and, from 2026, 16 weeks of full-pay leave for new fathers in the UK. See it on the Barclays profile →
  31. Ericsson — Stockholm, Sweden. It began in a 13 m² workshop in 1876; today about 10,000 people work at the Kista headquarters — and from 2028 they start moving to a new city campus in Hagastaden. Ericsson Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm, Sweden. It began in a 13 m² workshop in 1876; today about 10,000 people work at the Kista headquarters — and from 2028 they start moving to a new city campus in Hagastaden. See it on the Ericsson profile →
  32. Zalando — Berlin, Germany. A HENN-designed headquarters by the East Side Gallery with 170 meeting rooms, a rooftop basketball court and around 150 office dogs. Zalando Berlin, Germany Berlin, Germany. A HENN-designed headquarters by the East Side Gallery with 170 meeting rooms, a rooftop basketball court and around 150 office dogs. See it on the Zalando profile →
  33. Vodafone — Newbury, United Kingdom. Seven buildings set round a lake, linked by bridges and tents — and when it opened, not even the CEO had an office of their own. Vodafone Newbury, United Kingdom Newbury, United Kingdom. Seven buildings set round a lake, linked by bridges and tents — and when it opened, not even the CEO had an office of their own. See it on the Vodafone profile →
  34. Rolls-Royce — London, United Kingdom. Every colleague worldwide got 150 free shares in 2024 — and head office sits above a 420-seat concert hall by the Regent's Canal. Rolls-Royce London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. Every colleague worldwide got 150 free shares in 2024 — and head office sits above a 420-seat concert hall by the Regent's Canal. See it on the Rolls-Royce profile →
  35. Carlsberg — Copenhagen, Denmark. Carlsberg's headquarters stands on the same Valby hill where J.C. Jacobsen started brewing in 1847 — one wing bridges a street, and a staircase with seat pads looks out over Carl Jacobsen's garden. Carlsberg Copenhagen, Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark. Carlsberg's headquarters stands on the same Valby hill where J.C. Jacobsen started brewing in 1847 — one wing bridges a street, and a staircase with seat pads looks out over Carl Jacobsen's garden. See it on the Carlsberg profile →
  36. A.P. Moller - Maersk — Copenhagen, Denmark. A 1979 harbour-front headquarters rebuilt for 2,000 workstations, where the old canteen became a 3,490 m² all-day bistro with a new roof terrace. A.P. Moller - Maersk Copenhagen, Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark. A 1979 harbour-front headquarters rebuilt for 2,000 workstations, where the old canteen became a 3,490 m² all-day bistro with a new roof terrace. See it on the A.P. Moller - Maersk profile →
  37. Heineken — Amsterdam, Netherlands. Four buildings in four styles, a restored villa for meetings, and an in-house bar lined with bottles from Heineken's global family of beers. Heineken Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands. Four buildings in four styles, a restored villa for meetings, and an in-house bar lined with bottles from Heineken's global family of beers. See it on the Heineken profile →
  38. Telefónica — Madrid, Spain. A walled campus for 14,000 people around a lake, four themed garden squares and 16,000 solar panels on the roofs. Telefónica Madrid, Spain Madrid, Spain. A walled campus for 14,000 people around a lake, four themed garden squares and 16,000 solar panels on the roofs. See it on the Telefónica profile →
  39. BASF — Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany. An office with an indoor “BASF Street” on the factory boundary, a 263-place company nursery and about 33,000 colleagues on the world’s largest integrated chemical site. BASF Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany. An office with an indoor “BASF Street” on the factory boundary, a 263-place company nursery and about 33,000 colleagues on the world’s largest integrated chemical site. See it on the BASF profile →
  40. The Swatch Group — Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. A 240-metre timber grid shell of about 4,600 Swiss spruce beams — with olive trees indoors and a staircase that leads nowhere, built for thinking. The Swatch Group Biel/Bienne, Switzerland Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. A 240-metre timber grid shell of about 4,600 Swiss spruce beams — with olive trees indoors and a staircase that leads nowhere, built for thinking. See it on the The Swatch Group profile →
  41. BBVA — Madrid, Spain. A 93-metre tower called La Vela rising out of a 100-metre garden plaza, where 6,000 people work with no closed offices. BBVA Madrid, Spain Madrid, Spain. A 93-metre tower called La Vela rising out of a 100-metre garden plaza, where 6,000 people work with no closed offices. See it on the BBVA profile →
  42. Munich Re — Munich, Germany. A 1913 headquarters with a colonnade courtyard, linked to its neighbours by more than 1,000 metres of underground passages lit by artists such as James Turrell. Munich Re Munich, Germany Munich, Germany. A 1913 headquarters with a colonnade courtyard, linked to its neighbours by more than 1,000 metres of underground passages lit by artists such as James Turrell. See it on the Munich Re profile →
  43. Orange — Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. Orange's first global headquarters is built around a planted atrium 32 metres high, on the banks of the Seine. Orange Issy-les-Moulineaux, France Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. Orange's first global headquarters is built around a planted atrium 32 metres high, on the banks of the Seine. See it on the Orange profile →
  44. ING Group — Amsterdam, Netherlands. Wooden platforms and stairs criss-cross two atriums in a glass bank built for 2,800 people — with more than 300 artworks inside. ING Group Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands. Wooden platforms and stairs criss-cross two atriums in a glass bank built for 2,800 people — with more than 300 artworks inside. See it on the ING Group profile →
  45. Michelin — Clermont-Ferrand, France. A 160-metre timber façade, a tropical rubber-tree glasshouse open to visitors, and a headquarters on the same city-centre site where Michelin was born in 1889. Michelin Clermont-Ferrand, France Clermont-Ferrand, France. A 160-metre timber façade, a tropical rubber-tree glasshouse open to visitors, and a headquarters on the same city-centre site where Michelin was born in 1889. See it on the Michelin profile →
  46. Zurich Insurance Group — Zurich, Switzerland. A lakeside “insurance palace” from 1900, joined since 2021 by new wings wrapped in a 200-tonne crystalline façade of 824 glass prisms. Zurich Insurance Group Zurich, Switzerland Zurich, Switzerland. A lakeside “insurance palace” from 1900, joined since 2021 by new wings wrapped in a 200-tonne crystalline façade of 824 glass prisms. See it on the Zurich Insurance Group profile →
  47. Audi — Ingolstadt, Germany. Behind a fully glazed façade modelled on the rings of a tree trunk, revolving platforms carry historic cars through four floors — at the gate of a plant where about 40,000 people work. Audi Ingolstadt, Germany Ingolstadt, Germany. Behind a fully glazed façade modelled on the rings of a tree trunk, revolving platforms carry historic cars through four floors — at the gate of a plant where about 40,000 people work. See it on the Audi profile →
  48. Lufthansa Group — Frankfurt, Germany. A glass “double comb” next to Frankfurt Airport, where every desk looks onto a garden themed on a different part of the world. Lufthansa Group Frankfurt, Germany Frankfurt, Germany. A glass “double comb” next to Frankfurt Airport, where every desk looks onto a garden themed on a different part of the world. See it on the Lufthansa Group profile →
  49. DHL Group — Bonn, Germany. A 162.5-metre glass tower on the Rhine that “breathes in the wind” — no conventional air-conditioning, nine-storey sky gardens and about 2,800 people from 92 nations inside. DHL Group Bonn, Germany Bonn, Germany. A 162.5-metre glass tower on the Rhine that “breathes in the wind” — no conventional air-conditioning, nine-storey sky gardens and about 2,800 people from 92 nations inside. See it on the DHL Group profile →
  50. Vestas — Aarhus, Denmark. A LEED Platinum headquarters in Aarhus, heated and cooled by 36 km of geothermal piping — Denmark's largest combined geothermal system. Vestas Aarhus, Denmark Aarhus, Denmark. A LEED Platinum headquarters in Aarhus, heated and cooled by 36 km of geothermal piping — Denmark's largest combined geothermal system. See it on the Vestas profile →
  51. Danone — Paris, France. A library, a yoga and Pilates room, terraces and more than 70 quiet booths for the 800 people at Danone's new Paris headquarters. Danone Paris, France Paris, France. A library, a yoga and Pilates room, terraces and more than 70 quiet booths for the 800 people at Danone's new Paris headquarters. See it on the Danone profile →
  52. KONE — Espoo, Finland. An elevator maker's own 72-metre seaside tower, with panoramic lifts running the full height of its glass south façade. KONE Espoo, Finland Espoo, Finland. An elevator maker's own 72-metre seaside tower, with panoramic lifts running the full height of its glass south façade. See it on the KONE profile →
  53. Bosch — Gerlingen, Germany. A head office set into the Glemswald forest, a 32,500 m² research building rebuilt as open offices and cafés, and one of Germany's largest green façades. Bosch Gerlingen, Germany Gerlingen, Germany. A head office set into the Glemswald forest, a 32,500 m² research building rebuilt as open offices and cafés, and one of Germany's largest green façades. See it on the Bosch profile →
  54. Burberry — London, United Kingdom. A gutted government building in Westminster, now two glass-roofed atriums crossed by black metal bridges — Burberry's whole London team under one roof. Burberry London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. A gutted government building in Westminster, now two glass-roofed atriums crossed by black metal bridges — Burberry's whole London team under one roof. See it on the Burberry profile →
  55. Banco Santander — Boadilla del Monte (Madrid), Spain. A 250-hectare campus with 1,200 olive trees, a forest, a golf course and a nursery for 500 children — built for the bank's central services. Banco Santander Boadilla del Monte (Madrid), Spain Boadilla del Monte (Madrid), Spain. A 250-hectare campus with 1,200 olive trees, a forest, a golf course and a nursery for 500 children — built for the bank's central services. See it on the Banco Santander profile →
  56. Kering — Paris, France. Kering works inside a hospital begun in 1634 — restored over six years, with gardens covering more than half the site and five beehives. Kering Paris, France Paris, France. Kering works inside a hospital begun in 1634 — restored over six years, with gardens covering more than half the site and five beehives. See it on the Kering profile →
  57. UBS — Zurich, Switzerland. A listed 1917 bank on Zurich's Bahnhofstrasse, 70% rebuilt behind its façade, with a garden courtyard and a ground floor open to everyone. UBS Zurich, Switzerland Zurich, Switzerland. A listed 1917 bank on Zurich's Bahnhofstrasse, 70% rebuilt behind its façade, with a garden courtyard and a ground floor open to everyone. See it on the UBS profile →
  58. Sanofi — Paris, France. A 1900s Paris building with its original Eiffel pillars, a rooftop terrace open to every employee — and 40% of the floor space shared. Sanofi Paris, France Paris, France. A 1900s Paris building with its original Eiffel pillars, a rooftop terrace open to every employee — and 40% of the floor space shared. See it on the Sanofi profile →
  59. Hermès — Paris, France. Hermès has worked from 24, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré since 1880, when it moved its saddle workshops there and opened a store next door. Hermès Paris, France Paris, France. Hermès has worked from 24, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré since 1880, when it moved its saddle workshops there and opened a store next door. See it on the Hermès profile →
  60. Diageo — London, United Kingdom. A Soho headquarters built around Diageo's brands, with a bar, a restaurant and a shop open to the public. Diageo London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. A Soho headquarters built around Diageo's brands, with a bar, a restaurant and a shop open to the public. See it on the Diageo profile →
  61. Eni — Rome, Italy. A 1962 glass tower on Rome's EUR lake, planned as open floors divided only by cabinets 1.10 m high — the tallest building in the capital after St Peter's when it opened. Eni Rome, Italy Rome, Italy. A 1962 glass tower on Rome's EUR lake, planned as open floors divided only by cabinets 1.10 m high — the tallest building in the capital after St Peter's when it opened. See it on the Eni profile →
  62. Shell — London, United Kingdom. A 27-storey 1960s tower on London's South Bank, refitted floor by floor — with an onsite gym and 30 days of annual leave. Shell London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. A 27-storey 1960s tower on London's South Bank, refitted floor by floor — with an onsite gym and 30 days of annual leave. See it on the Shell profile →
  63. AXA — Paris, France. An 18th-century mansion and two post-war office blocks, rebuilt around a 1,700 m² garden that now climbs the façades in planted terraces. AXA Paris, France Paris, France. An 18th-century mansion and two post-war office blocks, rebuilt around a 1,700 m² garden that now climbs the façades in planted terraces. See it on the AXA profile →
  64. BNP Paribas — Paris, France. An Art Deco head office finished in 1932, built around a courtyard roofed with vaulted glass blocks — restored for ten years before management moved back in 2023. BNP Paribas Paris, France Paris, France. An Art Deco head office finished in 1932, built around a courtyard roofed with vaulted glass blocks — restored for ten years before management moved back in 2023. See it on the BNP Paribas profile →
  65. Commerzbank — Frankfurt am Main, Germany. A 259-metre tower by Norman Foster with nine four-storey sky gardens, where every office has daylight and a window you can open. Commerzbank Frankfurt am Main, Germany Frankfurt am Main, Germany. A 259-metre tower by Norman Foster with nine four-storey sky gardens, where every office has daylight and a window you can open. See it on the Commerzbank profile →
  66. UniCredit — Milan, Italy. Italy's tallest skyscraper became UniCredit's head office in 2013, pulling 4,000 people out of 26 Milan offices and into three glass towers. UniCredit Milan, Italy Milan, Italy. Italy's tallest skyscraper became UniCredit's head office in 2013, pulling 4,000 people out of 26 Milan offices and into three glass towers. See it on the UniCredit profile →
  67. Intesa Sanpaolo — Turin, Italy. A 166-metre Renzo Piano tower in Turin where 2,000 people work under a public greenhouse, above a sunken garden with a daycare for their children. Intesa Sanpaolo Turin, Italy Turin, Italy. A 166-metre Renzo Piano tower in Turin where 2,000 people work under a public greenhouse, above a sunken garden with a daycare for their children. See it on the Intesa Sanpaolo profile →
  68. ASOS — London, United Kingdom. ASOS works from a former Art Deco cigarette factory in Camden, where two open courtyards were filled in to make a three-storey “central street”. ASOS London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. ASOS works from a former Art Deco cigarette factory in Camden, where two open courtyards were filled in to make a three-storey “central street”. See it on the ASOS profile →
  69. Nokia — Espoo, Finland. Ten Nobel prizes on display at the Espoo headquarters, where about 2,850 people work beside Nokia's largest testing laboratory. Nokia Espoo, Finland Espoo, Finland. Ten Nobel prizes on display at the Espoo headquarters, where about 2,850 people work beside Nokia's largest testing laboratory. See it on the Nokia profile →
  70. Accenture — Dublin, Ireland. A company of 779,000 people is run from a five-storey glass building on Dublin's Grand Canal Square. Accenture Dublin, Ireland Dublin, Ireland. A company of 779,000 people is run from a five-storey glass building on Dublin's Grand Canal Square. See it on the Accenture profile →
  71. Saint-Gobain — Courbevoie, France. A 165-metre glass tower built with more than 80 of the company's own products, with a 360° sky lounge on the 37th floor. Saint-Gobain Courbevoie, France Courbevoie, France. A 165-metre glass tower built with more than 80 of the company's own products, with a 360° sky lounge on the 37th floor. See it on the Saint-Gobain profile →
  72. Henkel — Düsseldorf, Germany. Same factory site since 1899 — now with a glass-roofed garden atrium and a €130 million innovation building for 650 experts. Henkel Düsseldorf, Germany Düsseldorf, Germany. Same factory site since 1899 — now with a glass-roofed garden atrium and a €130 million innovation building for 650 experts. See it on the Henkel profile →
  73. ABN AMRO — Amsterdam, Netherlands. Two curved towers around a garden court, cooled with water pumped up from the bottom of a nearby lake. ABN AMRO Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands. Two curved towers around a garden court, cooled with water pumped up from the bottom of a nearby lake. See it on the ABN AMRO profile →
  74. ENGIE — La Garenne-Colombes, France. ENGIE left its 36-storey tower at La Défense for a low-rise, timber-framed campus of 94,000 m² heated and cooled with 100% renewable energy. ENGIE La Garenne-Colombes, France La Garenne-Colombes, France. ENGIE left its 36-storey tower at La Défense for a low-rise, timber-framed campus of 94,000 m² heated and cooled with 100% renewable energy. See it on the ENGIE profile →
  75. Telenor — Fornebu, Norway. Telenor built its headquarters on Norway's former national airport, bringing about 6,000 people from 40 Oslo addresses under one roof — with kayaks in the basement and a private jetty on the fjord. Telenor Fornebu, Norway Fornebu, Norway. Telenor built its headquarters on Norway's former national airport, bringing about 6,000 people from 40 Oslo addresses under one roof — with kayaks in the basement and a private jetty on the fjord. See it on the Telenor profile →
  76. Rabobank — Utrecht, Netherlands. Two 105-metre glass towers joined by a single glass veil, with a garden room inside built around a wall of reeds from the Weerribben. Rabobank Utrecht, Netherlands Utrecht, Netherlands. Two 105-metre glass towers joined by a single glass veil, with a garden room inside built around a wall of reeds from the Weerribben. See it on the Rabobank profile →
  77. Société Générale — Paris, France. A 1912 “banking palace” behind the Opéra, under an 18-metre stained-glass dome — restored in 2019–2021 as flex offices that use half the energy. Société Générale Paris, France Paris, France. A 1912 “banking palace” behind the Opéra, under an 18-metre stained-glass dome — restored in 2019–2021 as flex offices that use half the energy. See it on the Société Générale profile →
  78. CaixaBank — Valencia, Spain. A 14-floor 1942 bank building on a triangular plot in Valencia, and a health insurance premium the bank pays in full. CaixaBank Valencia, Spain Valencia, Spain. A 14-floor 1942 bank building on a triangular plot in Valencia, and a health insurance premium the bank pays in full. See it on the CaixaBank profile →
  79. Nordea — Helsinki, Finland. Nordea's Helsinki campus puts a LEED Platinum office and the largest green wall in the Nordics on a city block that began with an 1898 syrup factory. Nordea Helsinki, Finland Helsinki, Finland. Nordea's Helsinki campus puts a LEED Platinum office and the largest green wall in the Nordics on a city block that began with an 1898 syrup factory. See it on the Nordea profile →
  80. Pirelli — Milan, Italy. Pirelli's headquarters wraps a 46-metre factory cooling tower from 1950 inside a glass-fronted cube — its auditorium and meeting rooms now fill the tower. Pirelli Milan, Italy Milan, Italy. Pirelli's headquarters wraps a 46-metre factory cooling tower from 1950 inside a glass-fronted cube — its auditorium and meeting rooms now fill the tower. See it on the Pirelli profile →
  81. Repsol — Madrid, Spain. Four glass buildings wrapped like a monastery cloister around a garden one and a half times the size of a football pitch, where more than 4,000 people work in the middle of Madrid. Repsol Madrid, Spain Madrid, Spain. Four glass buildings wrapped like a monastery cloister around a garden one and a half times the size of a football pitch, where more than 4,000 people work in the middle of Madrid. See it on the Repsol profile →
  82. Crédit Agricole — Montrouge, France. A head-office campus built around a park: 4 hectares of gardens, canals and ponds, with beehives on a roof. Crédit Agricole Montrouge, France Montrouge, France. A head-office campus built around a park: 4 hectares of gardens, canals and ponds, with beehives on a roof. See it on the Crédit Agricole profile →
  83. AkzoNobel — Amsterdam, Netherlands. A paint company's headquarters where every office floor has its own colour — and the ground floor is a free public art space. AkzoNobel Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands. A paint company's headquarters where every office floor has its own colour — and the ground floor is a free public art space. See it on the AkzoNobel profile →
  84. Wärtsilä — Helsinki, Finland. Not one of the 525 people has an office of their own — a whole floor is a café, and old model ships divide the rooms. Wärtsilä Helsinki, Finland Helsinki, Finland. Not one of the 525 people has an office of their own — a whole floor is a café, and old model ships divide the rooms. See it on the Wärtsilä profile →
  85. Continental — Hanover, Germany. Six office buildings tied together by one yellow “Loop” — including a 75-metre bridge that carries it over an eight-lane road. Continental Hanover, Germany Hanover, Germany. Six office buildings tied together by one yellow “Loop” — including a 75-metre bridge that carries it over an eight-lane road. See it on the Continental profile →
  86. PUMA — Herzogenaurach, Germany. An 85-metre bridge over the road joins PUMA's two headquarters buildings, and the campus has its own gym, football pitch and beach volleyball courts. PUMA Herzogenaurach, Germany Herzogenaurach, Germany. An 85-metre bridge over the road joins PUMA's two headquarters buildings, and the campus has its own gym, football pitch and beach volleyball courts. See it on the PUMA profile →
  87. Revolut — London, United Kingdom. Four floors of a Canary Wharf tower with a gym, a sauna and an auditorium — for a company that lets its people work abroad for up to 120 days. Revolut London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. Four floors of a Canary Wharf tower with a gym, a sauna and an auditorium — for a company that lets its people work abroad for up to 120 days. See it on the Revolut profile →
  88. BT Group — London, United Kingdom. BT took all 18 floors of a new tower in Aldgate — with a café open to the public at street level and a new staircase joining floors 5 to 15. BT Group London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom. BT took all 18 floors of a new tower in Aldgate — with a café open to the public at street level and a new staircase joining floors 5 to 15. See it on the BT Group profile →
  89. Dassault Systèmes — Vélizy-Villacoublay, France. Six buildings named after the elements of life — Water, Earth, Air, Fire, Metal and Wood — set in a park on the edge of the Meudon forest. Dassault Systèmes Vélizy-Villacoublay, France Vélizy-Villacoublay, France. Six buildings named after the elements of life — Water, Earth, Air, Fire, Metal and Wood — set in a park on the edge of the Meudon forest. See it on the Dassault Systèmes profile →
  90. Generali — Trieste, Italy. Generali has run the group from the same stone palazzo in Trieste since 1886 — and in 2024 it bought back the building where it was founded in 1831. Generali Trieste, Italy Trieste, Italy. Generali has run the group from the same stone palazzo in Trieste since 1886 — and in 2024 it bought back the building where it was founded in 1831. See it on the Generali profile →
  91. Swedbank — Sundbyberg, Stockholm. A bank that left central Stockholm for a zig-zag glass building by the railway, with white spiral stairs climbing its atriums. Swedbank Sundbyberg, Stockholm Sundbyberg, Stockholm. A bank that left central Stockholm for a zig-zag glass building by the railway, with white spiral stairs climbing its atriums. See it on the Swedbank profile →
  92. Endesa — Madrid, Spain. Spain's biggest electricity company works around a glass atrium that ventilates the whole building — no conventional air-conditioning. Endesa Madrid, Spain Madrid, Spain. Spain's biggest electricity company works around a glass atrium that ventilates the whole building — no conventional air-conditioning. See it on the Endesa profile →

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Which company headquarters are in Europe?

On eciffo, 92 companies: ASML, Spotify, SAP, LVMH, L'Oréal, Nestlé, Novo Nordisk, adidas, Unilever, H&M Group, Inditex, The LEGO Group, Volkswagen Group, BMW Group, Ferrari, Porsche, Airbus, Siemens, Philips, Roche, Novartis, AstraZeneca, GSK, Bayer, TotalEnergies, Deutsche Bank, Klarna, Adyen, HSBC, Barclays, Ericsson, Zalando, Vodafone, Rolls-Royce, Carlsberg, A.P. Moller - Maersk, Heineken, Telefónica, BASF, The Swatch Group, BBVA, Munich Re, Orange, ING Group, Michelin, Zurich Insurance Group, Audi, Lufthansa Group, DHL Group, Vestas, Danone, KONE, Bosch, Burberry, Banco Santander, Kering, UBS, Sanofi, Hermès, Diageo, Eni, Shell, AXA, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank, UniCredit, Intesa Sanpaolo, ASOS, Nokia, Accenture, Saint-Gobain, Henkel, ABN AMRO, ENGIE, Telenor, Rabobank, Société Générale, CaixaBank, Nordea, Pirelli, Repsol, Crédit Agricole, AkzoNobel, Wärtsilä, Continental, PUMA, Revolut, BT Group, Dassault Systèmes, Generali, Swedbank and Endesa. ASML: Veldhoven, Netherlands. Four new office buildings for 4,000 people, joined by a glass plaza and roof gardens with beehives — on the very spot where ASML's first Veldhoven building opened in 1985. Spotify: Stockholm, Sweden. A rooftop facing the Royal Castle, a tradition that every new employee takes a turn on the mic — and six months of fully paid parental leave.

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