100+ coworking spaces — Berlin’s remote work infrastructure is deep
Berlin has more coworking spaces than any other German city. From converted industrial halls in Kreuzberg to polished offices in Mitte, there’s a space for every budget. Day passes start at EUR 15, monthly hot desks from EUR 150. Most spaces include coffee, printing, and meeting room access in the base price.
Top 5 coworking spaces
Betahaus
4.5Prinzessinnenstraße 19-20, 10969 Berlin
Factory Berlin
4.7Rheinsberger Str. 76/77, 10115 Berlin
St. Oberholz
4.3Rosenthaler Str. 72A, 10119 Berlin
Mindspace
4.4Krausenstraße 9-10, 10117 Berlin
Spaces
3.9Schönhauser Allee 36, 10119 Berlin
How to choose
For community and events: Betahaus or Factory Berlin. Betahaus runs weekly community breakfasts and skill-sharing sessions. Factory Berlin focuses on the startup scene — good if you want investor intros or co-founder networking.
For budget: Betahaus at EUR 15/day or EUR 199/month is the best value in central Berlin. St. Oberholz at EUR 175/month adds a cafe-meets-coworking atmosphere that freelancers love.
For speed and reliability: Factory Berlin leads with 300 Mbps symmetric fiber. If your work involves large uploads or constant video calls, pay the premium.
For location: St. Oberholz sits right on Rosenthaler Platz in Mitte — walking distance to dozens of restaurants and U8/tram connections. Betahaus in Kreuzberg puts you in the heart of Berlin’s freelancer district.
Free alternatives
Several Berlin cafes welcome laptop workers for the price of a coffee:
- Silo Coffee (Friedrichshain) — fast WiFi, power outlets at every seat, no time pressure
- Bonanza Coffee (Kreuzberg/Prenzlauer Berg) — specialty roasters, long communal tables
- Cafe Einstein (Mitte) — classic Viennese-style cafe, spacious, strong coffee
Budget EUR 3-5 per coffee. Most cafes expect an order every 2 hours. Avoid peak lunch hours (12:00-14:00) if you need a table.