The city of banks welcomes more and more professionals looking for coworking spaces. Find out here the best options for coworking office rentals in Frankfurt.

Frankfurt's iconic coworking districts

Frankfurt has nothing to envy to other German cities when it comes to office rentals.

The Innenstadt

This is the central district of the city. There are many tourist sites. It is an easily accessible area with many restaurants. The business center is also located in this district. This district is also ideal to relax after a long day of work thanks to its various places of life.

Bahnhofsviertel

Also known as the red light district, Bahnhofsviertel has become a trendy place in Frankfurt. The district is concentrated around the city's main train station. Bahnhofsviertel offers its visitors beautiful buildings dating from the 18th century. In the evening, the place is transformed and offers a rich nightlife.

Renting offices in coworking spaces, a flexibility within the companies

Opting for the rental of places in a coworking offers workers and companies many advantages.

A great flexibility

An open space in a coworking space allows to have a dedicated and fully equipped working space. The company or the employee has access to many services such as an Internet connection, furniture or a telephone line. The employees can adapt their tasks themselves. Moreover, renting an office in a coworking space is less expensive than renting your own space.

Little commitment

Le Bureau coworking spaces allow a certain freedom. A private office can be rented by the day or by the day. The centers offer several formulas according to the needs. Companies have no constraints. They can change location whenever they want.

Frankfurt, an attractive city for work sharing

Frankfurt is a dynamic city that is easily accessible thanks to its various transport links.

An economic metropolis

With more than 800,000 inhabitants, the city is currently the third largest financial center in Europe. It is home to the headquarters of the Federal Bank of Germany and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It is the richest city in Germany and a stronghold for trade fairs and exhibitions.

Suitable transport links

The city is very well served by public transportation. Residents and visitors can get around via :

• the metro,
• the RER,
• the streetcar,
• the bus,
• the bicycle,
• the scooter,
• the car.

The area is also accessible by plane via the city's airport. All of these means of transportation allow easy access to the various neighborhoods of the city.