Coworking space in Berlin

Coworking spaces in Berlin – your overview for the capital

Berlin is one of Europe's leading coworking hubs. Currently, you'll find 122 coworking spaces in Berlin – from small shared offices in backyards and quiet neighborhood offices to large flex offices with hundreds of workstations. Whether you need a dedicated desk twenty times a month or just occasionally a productive place to work, this overview tells you where the spaces are located, what they cost, which ones are particularly popular, and what distinguishes Berlin's coworking spaces from one another.

At a glance:

• 122 coworking spaces listed in Berlin
• Focus areas in the central districts of Mitte, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and Prenzlauer Berg (Pankow)
• Permanent jobs usually pay between €150 and €350 per month.
• 83 spaces offer permanent workstations, 78 offer 24/7 access.
• Berlin has the highest coworking density of all German federal states.

Where in Berlin are there the most coworking spaces?

Berlin's coworking scene is clearly concentrated in the central, well-connected districts. Most spaces are located where startups, agencies, and freelancers are clustered, and where the S-Bahn and U-Bahn run frequently.

• Mitte (including postcodes 10115, 10117, 10178) – the heart of the startup and tech scene, with many business centers and prestigious flex offices.
• Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg (including 10245, 10965, 10999) – creative, young, many owner-managed spaces and shared offices.
• Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf (including 10707, 10711, 10719, 14050) – established and quieter, often with a focus on professional individual offices.
• Prenzlauer Berg / Pankow (including 10405, 10119) – cozy neighborhood spaces, popular with families and part-time users.
• Neukölln, Tempelhof, Wedding and Moabit – growing locations with often more affordable prices.

For a complete overview of all locations within the city limits, see Coworking Spaces in Berlin . Those working in the Berlin area will also find what they're looking for among the coworking spaces in Brandenburg . Our Berlin coworking map, based on the BVG network map , is a practical tool for choosing a location.

How much does a coworking space cost in Berlin?

Prices in Berlin vary widely and depend primarily on location, amenities, and the type of workplace. Broadly speaking, three categories can be distinguished:

In Berlin, the monthly price for a dedicated workspace is generally between €150 and €350 , with an average of around €250–€300 . Affordable day passes and flexible 10-day passes make coworking attractive even for occasional users. You can filter directly by your budget and, for example, display all Berlin spaces with dedicated workspaces or all spaces with 24/7 access .

The most popular coworking spaces in Berlin

Which spaces are particularly popular is reflected in user reviews and activity on the portal. These Berlin coworking spaces are currently among the best-rated and most-watched:

• skalitzer33 rent-a-desk (Kreuzberg, 10999) – by far the most reviews, family atmosphere, permanent workstations from approx. €195.
• EDGE Workspaces (Mitte/Moabit, 10557) – large, modern flex office with around 150 workstations.
• Quiet space in Friedenau (12161) – ideal for focused work away from the hustle and bustle.
• CREON CoSpace (Kreuzberg, 10965) – large space with extensive equipment.
• bUm (betterplace Umspannwerk) (Kreuzberg, 10999) – Community space with a focus on social and non-profit organizations.

We explain how ratings and rankings are calculated on the Points and Ranking page. You can save and compare your favorites at any time in your favorites list .

Berlin in comparison: Coworking density in Germany

In absolute numbers, Berlin ranks fourth nationwide – behind the larger states of Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Baden-Württemberg. However, because Berlin, as a city-state, is only around 892 km² in size, the capital has by far the highest density of coworking spaces of all German states .

In other words, Berlin has roughly 20 to 50 times as many coworking spaces per square kilometer as the larger German states – and even more than the city-state of Hamburg. You can find the complete nationwide comparison under Coworking Spaces in Germany .

What distinguishes Berlin's coworking spaces?

As different as the spaces are, almost all of them share some features. The following amenities are standard in Berlin:

• Fast Wi-Fi and meeting rooms
• Coffee, tea, and often a shared kitchen
• Printers, scanners and postal/parcel service
• Community events and networking

The spaces differ primarily in these points:

• Type: from the classic coworking space (75 in Berlin) to the shared office (68) to the shared office (62).
• Size: from small groups with 4-10 seats to spaces with over 150 workstations.
• Access: many spaces offer 24/7 access for early birds and night owls.
• Atmosphere & Focus: quiet neighborhood offices, creative community hubs or prestigious business centers with reception.
• Extras: roof terrace, telephone booths, event spaces, childcare or dog-friendly rules.

Coworking in Berlin – for frequent and occasional users

If you work 15-20+ days a month, a fixed workplace or a flat rate with 24/7 access is usually worthwhile: You have your regular place, can leave your monitor and documents lying around, and are flexible with your time.

If you only come occasionally, day tickets or 10-visit passes are more suitable. Make sure the location is central and has good transport links so that every workday is worthwhile. A trial day is possible at most Berlin workspaces – just ask directly.

Frequently Asked Questions about Coworking Spaces in Berlin (FAQ)

Find a coworking space in Berlin

Use the filters and map above this text to find your ideal space based on location, price, amenities, and type. Continue here:

• View all 122 coworking spaces in Berlin
• Spaces with dedicated workstations
• Spaces with 24/7 access
• Coworking spaces throughout Germany
• Do you run a space? Register now for free.

You can find more background information on this topic in our coworking blog . General information about the working model can also be found in the Wikipedia article on coworking , and you can easily plan your connection to your space via the BVG ( Berlin public transport).