Coworking spaces in Berlin

While many of us enter normal work contracts and go everyday to a company office, others are self-employed and must find a coworking space in Berlin to run their businesses/projects. Working from home is definitely a possibility. But after another day realizing you are still wearing your pyjama at 3 p.m, you feel that a change of environment could boost your motivation and your fashion creds. Thankfully, finding a spot in a coworking space in Berlin is easier than ever, with new spaces opening thanks to the start-up scene & the creative industry.

Fashion designers, entrepreneurs, coders, graphic designers, architects; there many profiles like you looking for one. So let’s see what’s out there.

Coworking spaces in Berlin : our selection on a S/U-Bahn map

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b+ office

Not the biggest coworking space in Berlin but certainly one of the most comfortable and bright ones. b+ office also has several individual offices and a BBQ area for the warmer days. Being located next to the Bergmannkiez, there is a lively neighborhood just next by too.

Weserland

Conveniently located next to Berlin Burger International, Weserland was designed to put the trauma of cubicle working life behind in an open and friendly environment, boasting a IBERITAL IB7 as a coffee machine. 🙂

D36

Focused more on multimedia/film production projects with a fully equipped cutting/editing room, D36 welcomes other profiles as well near the lively Oranienstr. which boasts numerous cafes and restaurants. You can also access the space 24/7 .

Welance

Defining itself as Freelancer collective in a 250m² loft in the heart of Kreuzberg. They do have back-friendly chairs and a taste for collaboration between people. Connection to public transportation is also superb.

Sankt Oberholz

If you ask which coworking space in Berlin is most famous, they might say St. Oberholz. Famous for being at the heart of the so-called “Sillicon Allee”, it was also the starting point of famous ventures. Soundcloud had indeed their first informal offices there. It is also said that the Samwer brothers had a decisive investor meeting for Zalando there too. BetaHaus founders developed their coworking space idea from there. This Berlin coworking space is very much hyped but it deserves its reputation.

betahaus Berlin

If there was one senior coworking space in Berlin, it would definitely be betahaus. Their reputation is well established and it has become at true hub for entrepreneurs in the online world, hosting many events and workshops in its midst. Definitely one of the leaders and located in the heart of Kreuzberg.

Office Club (ex- Mobile Suite)

Their mission is to give your business a home. And they do that well with a comprehensive set of services from business adresses to conference rooms. They also offer several plans to fit your particular needs if you only need one day a week for example. Really flexible stuff. If you live in Prenzlauer Berg, you should definitely check-it out.

ESDIP Berlin

ESDIP Berlin is the hot coworking space in Berlin Friedrichshain where they also have an art school and gallery. Their aim is to create an inspiring and creative workplace to everyone. ESDIP offers numerous art workshops throughout the year around hand-drawing, graphic design, or collage. It’s definitely a good pick if you would like to meet other creative minds. Coziness and a lot of natural light is provided too. You can even bring your dog!

Meeet

Meet offers a lot of space for “Begegnungen”.  It is the only coworking space in Berlin with 2 locations in Mitte & Wilmersdorf. There are many different possible options to book, so be sure to have you needs met. Loads of events & workshop as well, mostly held in German.

Ahoy! Berlin

Ahoy!’s reputation has really grown with great reviews on their Facebook pages. You will find the usual package of a typical coworking space in Berlin. Rent a single desk or a space for your whole team, and go enjoy a home-made cakes or cappuccino at the home café.

Mindspace

One of the very latest new comers opening in March 2016, Mindspace has started in Tel-Aviv and is now opening a coworking space in Berlin, with another on in Hamburg. Located on Friedrichstr., it covers no less than 5000m2 ! Mindspace is more than where you come to work, it is a complete lifestyle as its founders point out. Emphasis is put on the design of the space as well. You should feel right at home.

Enklave

Enklave opened fairly recently, born out of simply  wanting to “work with friends”, but it is now a bit more focused to offer a professional environment. Pricing structure is interesting with this one as you can pay-as-you go measured only by WiFi connection. I’m not sure this exists anywhere. You will meet different profiles there, entrepreneurs, artists & freelancers alike.

tuesday coworking

tuesday coworking – open Monday to Friday-, is an independently owned and operated space. Lots of natural light, high ceilings (good for creative thinking!), lunchtime options at the doorstep and access to a community of experts to help you with your business, that’s what should be at the heart of coworking, in the words of the founders.

Rent24

With soon a second coworking space in Berlin and more across Germany, rent24 is determined to mark its spot in the world of coworking spaces. They try to differentiate themselves by crafting plans for professionals at different stages of their projects from freelancer to non-profit, from start-up to larger companies. They seem to be keen on quality & flexibility. There is even a cinema!

Unicorn.Berlin

Unicorn.Berlin has opened in September 2016 and is represented by two locations: coworking, café and event space in Brunnenstr. 64 (Unicorn.Berlin Brunnenviertel)  and coworking café in Brunnenstr.173 (Unicorn.Berlin Mitte). Unicorn offers flexible plans such as day or half-day ticket, as well as healthy homemade food and delicious coffee. The community members can enjoy free yoga class on Mondays and countless other events taking place in both locations. Minimalistic interior, central location, friendly and ready to help personnel, focus on community and flexibility – all that awaits you in Unicorn.Berlin.

WeWork Berlin

If you fancy a more premium segment for your office space, WeWork might just be the thing for you with two locations in Hackescher Markt and Potsdamer Platz (beautiful view over Tiergarten!). You can sure make a good impression on your partners thanks to designer furniture, unique interiors and an overall premium feel. WeWork is part of a global network aiming a building a community with personal fulfillment in mind.

Factory Berlin

One of the most visible landmarks of the recent years with world-famous companies working there (Soundcloud, Uber, Twitter, Unu, etc). Factory Berlin is more of a campus than a coworking space in Berlin and it has slowly shifted to becoming a full-fledged business club. It prides itself on becoming the most influential business space in Berlin for the new economy. Access to the community space is possible through applications only. You can also work at their location around Görlitzer park.

IM.PULS

The Technology Park Adlershof now also offers a 550-sqm coworking space “IM.PULS” for founders, students, research project groups and young entrepreneurs. The WISTA building now boasts 50 work stations, turning the Technology Park into a place for collaboration and innovation. Work stations are available on a monthly basis. Light-coloured furniture, wooden floors, transparent walls, multi-coloured chairs and modern desks create a pleasant and productive environment. Apart from desks, wi-fi and printers, IM.PULS provides its users with lounges, closed “think tanks” for making phone calls, a conference room and a fully-equipped kitchen for cooking together. Students also get a 50% discount.

Kiez Büro

With as much as 5 locations scattered around Berlin, Kiez Büro tries to have a friendly, approachable and familiar philosophy. Here, you won’t find huge open spaces with hundreds of members. Smaller spaces for maximum 20-25 spots will make sure that the next face is not just another stranger. They have private offices available too. As they say on their homepage, no need to be the next Wunderkind or Startup genius to be part of it, all freelancers that need a comfy and reliable space to work will just fit right in.

engelnest

Talking to freelancers and startups alike, engelnest’s mission is to bring at the right level of energy to stay productive during the stay. A combination of events, a fun & attractive space is aiming at finding the right balance between hard work and hard fun. Funnily enough, it was setup in a former wooden pallet factory!

Wonder coworking

To my knowledge, the first and only women-only coworking space in Berlin. Wonder coworking puts focus on empowering women to make their mark in their industry and help them setup their project with mentoring and focus on collaboration.

MotionLab

As their own website rightfully suggest, there are tons and tons of coworking space but very few are catering to hardware related projects. In this space, find all the prototyping tools you need next to proper offices and a strong selection of events to lift your idea off the ground. From idea to small series production in one place. That’s a pretty unique offering for a coworking space in Berlin.

Machwerk

Not a lot of places provide an environment for NGOs, socially oriented projects and ventures. If you work is about making a positive impact in this world. Check this place out.

Work’n’Kid

As you might have guessed from the name, Work’n’Kid positions itself as an alternative to Kitas for freelancers that also happen to be parents in the heart of Friedrichshain. Trying to improve work-life balance, or as they call it “work-child-balance”. You can get a membership for occasional or regular child care from 4 months to 3 years.

UferCoworking

You couldn’t find a hipper location than this. In the heart of Kreuzberg on Paul-Lincke Ufer, UferCoworking offers a complete set of services and amnesties, complete with Sauna and showers! Although it is catering to startups, there are some spots for freelancers too.

JuggleHUB

Another coworking space that caters to working parents. It ain’t easy to change diapers and be a good playmate when you are trying to finish that design or get on an important conference call. Spread over 400 sqm, parents can relax, knowing that their children are taken care of next door. Otherwise, you will find the usual fast internet, meeting rooms, even a nap room. A weekly community lunch is setup for the good atmosphere too.

Ringbahn Coworking

One of the few coworking spaces to be found in Tempelhof, Ringbahn Coworking prides themselves on flexibility and innovation. That means that they implemented a series of measures to keep track of members’ well-being and adapt accordingly to their needs. A modern, sustainable and affordable choice for freelancers and corporate, with all-inclusive plans starting 99€/month. Since 2020, they part of the Skt Oberholz network of locations in Berlin.

Amapola

Located in Mitte, a small and dedicated team is running this space with the intent of offering a friendly and affordable space to connect people.

Tempelgehöft

“Tempelgehöft” is a small co-working space catering to the needs of IT freelancers. That’s why every desk features a 34” screen, is adjustable to your height and comes with a Bioswing-chair. Other highlights of the space are their beautiful backyard garden, high-speed WiFi, fair-trade coffee, fully equipped kitchen and comfy community area. Their plans include a company address, postal service and a locker. The space is located right on the U6 Alt-Tempelhof in a quiet backyard and is wheelchair accessible.

Workish

Workish is an independent coworking space launched in 2021, catering to the creative crowd. It features a fablab and lots of community, events, design, maker, and music stuff in Neukölln. It even has a yoga studio & a film studio too!

Do you have a coworking space in Berlin to suggest ?

All prices on this page are excluding V.A.T for full time desks.

Many thanks to Frank from iheartberlin.de for the suggestions.