All Coworking Spaces in Ponta Delgada

Ponta Delgada is a coastal town on the island of São Miguel. Its economic activity makes it the capital of the Autonomous Region of the Azores. The city has a double facet, with its historic monuments and modern infrastructure.

Where can I cowork in Ponta Delgada?

Ponta Delgada's various neighborhoods offer the perfect environment for coworking. Some stand out for their cosmopolitan, buzzing atmosphere, while others offer a peaceful environment conducive to concentration.

The historic district

Ponta Delgada's historic district is a must-see part of the city. It has a unique charm and considerable heritage value. Most of its historic monuments are religious buildings from the 19ᵉ and 20ᵉ centuries. This district helps boost the city's economy thanks to its tourist activity. Its prestigious monuments include the Igreja do Colégio dos Jesuítas, the São Brás fort, the Ponta Delgada Cultural Center, the Fonseca Macedo Gallery and the Carlos Machado Museum.

The São Pedro district

São Padro is a residential district known for its calm. It's home to a number of beautiful, modestly-built houses. Located close to the city center, it enjoys direct access to the services offered by the latter. São Padro offers private office space for professionals wishing to locate close to the city center. These open-plan premises are practical to use (wifi, office equipment, furniture).

Why cowork in Ponta Delgada?

Ponta Delgada is a prosperous city with a very stable economic situation. Commerce is flourishing here, and most infrastructures are equipped with commercial spaces, restaurants and esplanades. Tourism also makes a significant contribution to economic development.

Renting an office in a coworking space in Ponta Delgada gives you great flexibility. In fact, coworking offices in the city can be set up as either private or flexible offices. And they're easy to rent. In fact, it's possible to rent city offices on a shared basis (by the hour or by the day) with little commitment (no contract, no deposit, no lease).

The city has an international-standard airport where you can take flights to Europe, North America and the islands of the archipelago. A network of urban and inter-urban public transport services connects the city with the rest of the world. It also boasts a cruise port and a ferry terminal.