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Workspace in the exciting and trendy Prosperidad area has to be stylish and accessible, and Calle de María de Molina 41 fits the bill. This is a designer office hub that helps professionals, creatives and entrepreneurs make a splash in Madrid’s commercial scene. Get your head down and work in private offices, or step out into comfy co-working lounges and flex your networking chops. Or if it’s a meeting of the minds you need, then try one of the open-plan conference rooms. This centre gives you the space you need while positioning you in a neighbourhood influenced by ambitious start-ups and striking architectural singularities. And you’re always just ten minutes’ from the heart of Madrid, with the Intercambiador de Avenida de América just on your doorstep. That means after a long day of fruitful collaboration with like-minded professionals, it’s no trouble to jump on the Metro and head for a drink in the city centre.

Jose Abascal 41 is a revitalised workspace at the edge of Madrid’s Chamberí neighbourhood – a vibrant area in the heart of the city, famed for its art galleries and museums. A striking black and white building nestled between 19th-century townhouses and corporate headquarters, this innovative structure offers flexible workspaces, private offices and bookable meeting rooms. It’s the perfect location for Madrid professionals as they look to grow their business. In this vibrant business hub, there’s high-speed Wi-Fi throughout – even when you’re looking out over the city from the inviting rooftop terrace. The ground floor houses a welcoming business café, while upstairs you’ll find a fantastic selection of workspaces serviced by friendly admin support staff. The location is incredibly well connected, with José Abascal–Modesto Lafuente bus stop just a step outside the door, and Alonso Cano Subway Station only a five-minute walk away. Chamberí is an exciting and motivational area to work in, filled with inspiring attractions such as parks, museums and the Canal Theatres – a modern entertainment complex that stages international productions.

Impress clients and colleagues alike with an office space in Spain’s second tallest building. The spectacular Torre de Cristal, in one of Europe’s most important business districts, is home to enterprises ranging from business consultants to legal giants. Energise your team with modern white interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows offering natural light and inspiring views. And when it’s time for a break, the surrounding streets are lined with welcoming cafés and restaurants, while Parque Norte is five minutes’ walk away.

Network and grow in Madrid with a stylish workspace at Cuzco IV. Based in a striking 22-storey tower in the capital’s biggest financial district, this venue makes an ideal base to build relationships and make the most of new business opportunities. Leave your car in the convenient on-site parking and head up to your new fifth-floor home. Feel inspired working in chic surroundings, with tasteful monochrome décor brightened by colourful furnishings. When your working day is done, soak up the food, culture and entertainment of central Madrid – just a 10-minute metro ride away.

If you’ve ever fancied working from your very own palace, this is your chance. Originating from the 18th century, this majestic building once housed the country’s aristocracy. Since its renovation in the 1990s, it’s now an address for 21st century business. The traditional architecture has remained unchanged in order to keep its impressive character, however modern amenities and a striking glass roof now feature, flooding the central patio with natural light. Here, you can hold impromptu business meetings, or take things upstairs to your own office space and private meeting rooms. Securely leave your car in the underground parking, while you spend the evening exploring the surrounding old centre of Madrid. You’ve got Neptune Fountain to perch at and take some time out, or there’s Cofidis Alcázar Theater and Círculo de Bellas Artes Art Gallery if you want to get more stuck into local culture.