Coworking in Hamburg.

Build a stylish home for your business in the timeless Neuer Wall workspace, a sought-after address in the heart of Hamburg. Gain inspiration from this stunning, contemporary interior design with ultra- modern furnishings and enjoy a well-earned break in the on-site café.

Be perfectly placed to welcome your clients with convenient public transport links only minutes away. And after a successful day, enjoy upscale eateries on elegant streets or take a stroll to the city’s iconic waterways.

With its stunning historical exterior overlooking Alster Lake, Grosse Bleichen 1-3 is a truly inspiring business residence. Inside is no less beautiful with stylish refurbishments that create a light-filled workspace, tastefully adorned with designer furniture and flexible room options. The transport links are excellent. Plus high-end eateries, shops and cultural hot-spots are all nearby.

Impress your clients in the inspiring Hohe Bleichen 12 workspace, set in the heart of Hamburg’s bustling central business district. Build your base in modern, imaginatively furnished surroundings perfect for inspirational team brainstorming sessions and business meetings.

Host your visitors easily with Jungfernstieg subway, Stadthausbrücke and Hamburg Jungfernstieg train stations all within a seven-minute walk. And entertain your guests in the popular nearby restaurants. We are close to Gänsemarkt, Neuer Wall, Große Bleichen and Hanseviertel, where you can find a shopping center.

Situated in Hamburg’s lively Meßberg neighbourhood, Kallmorgen Tower is an attractive new development boasting modern co-working spaces beaming with natural light. The property offers 24-hour access and a high-speed internet connection. Plus, it’s close to major transport links such as Meßberg underground station, just two minutes’ walk, and U Rödingsmarkt bus station, 11 minutes away.

As a new home for your business, these smart new offices to hire have it all; expect high-spec boardrooms, quiet booths for concentration and informal break-out areas. Your new neighbours will include companies spanning a range of sectors, from software developers to interior designers, food and drink consultants to bankers. If monetary matters float your boat, walk across the Wandrahmsteg bridge to the Deutsches Zollmuseum and delve into the long history of taxation. More tantalising might be the CHOCOVERSUM museum, 200 metres from the property, which unwraps the history of chocolate-making, tastings included.