Umbrella Europe's HQ

Located in Paris, France. Umbrella Europe's HQ was also known as the "Paris Research Facility" within the company and was a pivotal asset to the company, located not far from the Eiffel Tower itself. While a normal corporate headquarters both inside and outside the complex, the facility contained numerous lab complexes and underground floors commonly used for viral and B.O.W. development. One such laboratory was the Sixth Laboratory, responsible for the Nemesis Project which resulted in the creation of the NE-alpha parasite, Nemesis T-Type and NE-T virus strain. Another major development here was the T+G-virus, stored in floor B2F of the facility. The facility's Research and Development Manager was Christine Henri.

Claire Redfield managed to infiltrate the facility while looking for her brother Chris, but was subsequently captured after an intense chase that involved the use of an attack helicopter.

The facility was raided in September 2002, when it was directly attacked by Morpheus D. Duvall, who stole three T-virus vials along with a sample of the newly-synthesised reagant v.0.9.2 of the T+G-virus.

The facility, along with Umbrella Europe as a whole, was closed in March 2003. Its closure marked the end of Umbrella's presence in Europe.