Serviced Offices & Coworking Spaces in Almada

Almada is a Portuguese municipality on the outskirts of Lisbon. It is bordered by the Tagus River and acts as a vantage point over the capital. It is undergoing significant economic development and offers fertile ground forcoworking space rental.

Where can I cowork in Almada?

Almada is taking full advantage of its proximity to Lisbon to boost its economic growth. The city has a number of booming districts where you'll find open spaces set up as private and flexible offices.

Cacilhas

Cacilhas is a dynamic district packed with local shops and services. It is especially renowned for its many fish restaurants. Indeed, the neighborhood borders the coastline, which favors the development of fishing activities. Most of the stores are owned by restaurateurs who promote local gastronomy.

Ginjal

Ginjal is a modern district littered with residential houses. It offers green spaces, state-of-the-art infrastructure and easy access by public transport. Ginjal offers a dynamic, coworking environment. It offers private offices equipped with wifi, kitchen space, stationery accessories and more.

Why cowork in Almada?

One of the main reasons why you should choose Almada to rent an office in a coworking space is its proximity to the capital. Indeed, there is a significant flow of economic and commercial exchanges between the two cities. This enables Almada to maintain its growth.

In Almada, coworking offices are inexpensive and extremely flexible. Several people can rent an office to share the workspace and cut costs. What's more, you won't have to worry about signing a lease.

Almada's tourist and transport assets

Almada is home to a number of emblematic sites and monuments that enrich its cultural heritage. These include the sanctuary of Christ the King in Almada, the Tagel bridge and the Parc de Paz.

Almada has a well-developed transport sector. Whether you live in the commune or in the municipality, it's easy to commute between the two cities. Three bus lines serve Almada from the capital (160, 176 and 152). Almada also has a rail network connected to three stations.