Boavista

Be at the centre of a lively business district in Praia De Belas, surrounded by courthouses and government offices. Centro Empresarial Guaiba is a distinctive Class A building in the thriving state capital of Porto Alegre. Welcome guests in the impressive marble lobby, then soak in the calming views over Guaiba River from the 8th floor modern workspaces. Enjoy amenities including valet parking, a seated terrace, day care and a gym, all set close to local travel links.

Vertical Bolhão is a vibrant coworking space located in Porto, Portugal, offering 70 workstations. With excellent transport links and nearby amenities, it's perfect for professionals seeking a modern, collaborative environment.

Situated in a prime position on a major thoroughfare, our workspace on Av Carlos Gomes is ideal for finding fresh opportunities and growing your network. Meet a new client in our art-filled lounges; touch base with the team a modern, collaborative conference room; then start work in your own private office. Commuting is simple with onsite parking and several buses nearby. Brimming with amenities—an arcade room, wellness room, events space, and brainstorming area—this Três Figueiras office space makes an impactful first impression. Plus, all the surrounding businesses, design studios, restaurants, schools, and happy hour spots help seal the deal. To make your mark in vibrant Porto Alegre, join WeWork at 1672 Av Carlos Gomes today.

Raise your profile from the eighth floor of a striking stone building. Carlos Gomes 222 is triple A-rated and centrally located in the rapidly-growing commercial district of Boa Vista. Impress guests by welcoming them in the Italian marble-floored lobby and be productive in the modern workspaces, with inspiring views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Benefit from the coffee bar and auditorium, then step outside for a wide choice of restaurants to relax and entertain clients.

Av. Pres. Franklin Roosevelt places your business in Porto Alegre with some of the city’s best-known civic and cultural landmarks shaping the wider setting. Usina do Gasômetro anchors the Guaíba waterfront as a historic power station turned cultural centre, while Parque Farroupilha (Redenção) remains one of Porto Alegre’s established public gathering spaces for recreation, markets and events. Together, they give the area a strong connection to the city’s public life. For day-to-day working life, you’re linked to major institutions across Porto Alegre. Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) and Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA) reinforce the area’s academic and healthcare presence, while Palácio Piratini adds the weight of state administration. Mercado Público de Porto Alegre brings a long-standing commercial focus, and Salgado Filho International Airport provides the city’s main domestic and international air connections for straightforward travel.