Serviced Offices & Coworking Spaces in Berlin

For young companies, it is not always easy to find a private office, especially at a lower cost. In these conditions, coworking spaces represent a solution of choice. These centers were created in San Francisco in 2002 and are now very successful in all major cities around the world, including Berlin. Find out why renting a coworking space in the German capital is an interesting choice for any freelancer.

A coworking space in Berlin is an opportunity to evolve in a dynamic city

According to a survey conducted in 2021 by Kununu, a platform specialized in workplace surveys in Germany, Berlin is one of the most dynamic regions in the country. The same survey also found that a large number of start-ups are making the city even more attractive. Whether in technology, industry, automotive or chemicals, Berlin is home to large international companies that attract many investors.

This is in addition to the fact that the German capital tops the top 10 cities with the best quality of life (2022 survey). Renting office space in a coworking space in Berlin is therefore an opportunity to have easy access to all the amenities that the city offers. Indeed, several business centers offering coworking offices are located close to restaurants, cafés, sports halls, nurseries, stores, etc.

Moreover, for your travels in the heart of the city, you have several options, especially for public transportation. You have the S-Bahn, with its 16 lines, which is the equivalent of the RER in France. You can also opt for the bus and the tramway, with more than 200 lines or the subway, named U-Bahn, which has 10 lines.

Preferred districts for coworking in Berlin

For self-employed people and young entrepreneurs, the German capital is one of the best cities in Europe to make your business flourish. Several attractive districts offer comfortable working and living conditions.

Mitte, the historical center of the city

Mitte is the central district of the city. It is home to many attractions and monuments that attract millions of tourists every year, such as

• the Brandenburg Gate
• Hackescher Markt
• the Pergamon Museum
• or the Bide museum.

There is also the Gendarmenmarkt square which hosts several events such as the Christmas market, open air operas, etc. The best places to cowork in Mitte are We're All In, House Of Clouds Coworking and Pulse Space.

Friedrichshain, an incredible neighborhood

Friedrichshain is the place to be for Berlin's youth who are looking for a certain proximity to the underground counterculture, without missing out on its upscale lifestyle. Indeed, this neighborhood is home to several internationally renowned alternative clubs and bars, such as the Berghain. Also in the area, you'll find many places to relax like the Goodies Deli or the Stadtpark Lichtenberg, as well as various flea markets.

It is important to note that the cost of living in Friedrichshain is more affordable than in Mitte. The best centers to rent a coworking space in this neighborhood are Baensch38 and the WeWork Stralauer Allee 6. You can rent a private office or an open space there.