Serviced Offices & Coworking Spaces in Interlaken

Interlaken is a town of 6,000 inhabitants in Canton Bern. Bordered on both sides by Lakes Brienz and Thun, it is the region's top tourist destination. Isolated from all conurbations, it offers a magnificent open-air setting, ideal for coworking.

Introducing some of Interlaken's attractive districts

Although the city is isolated, it is very lively and much denser than other towns. Tourism and commerce are the most flourishing sectors.

Interlaken's attractive business districts

If you're interested in the retail and catering sectors, you can rent an office in a coworking space and work in one of the flexible offices in the central district. The Old Town district is also a residential area filled with modern houses and apartments. It is also home to buildings containing coworking offices(private office, open space, shared workspaces, operated office).

Why cowork in Interlaken?

Coworking in Interlaken puts you at the heart of the city's many business centers. You'll also have access to the city's road network, making it easy to get around.

Why rent coworking space in Interlaken?

Coworking office space in Interlaken offers a great deal of flexibility, unlike traditional office rental. It allows companies in Interlaken to work in coworking spaces without having to pay a deposit. You're free to arrange theworkspace to suit your needs and optimize your productivity.

Interlaken has three railway stations. Three rail networks provide connections to Berne, Brünig, Lucerne, Lauterbrunnen and Grindelwald. Public transport on the roads (main freeway A8 and secondary roads) is provided by the Unterseen, Iseltwald and Thun bus routes.

Interlaken's economic dynamism and attractions

The town's location makes it an ideal place for outdoor activities. However, it is also home to other interesting attractions such as the Interlaken monastery and castle, the Kunsthaus Interlaken art museum, the Giessbach waterfalls, etc.

The economy

Interlaken's economic activity is based on tourism. Hotels, stores and tourist services are booming in the town. The town's economy is also fueled by its manufacturing sector (textiles) and the ports of Thun.