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Utopicus Madnum sits inside Madnum, a 90,000 sqm mixed use complex on Calle de Méndez Álvaro that brings together work, well being and leisure in one connected, sustainable development. The Utopicus space runs to 3,053 sqm across three floors, with panoramic views over Madrid through floor to ceiling glazing. It offers 35 private offices for a maximum of 354 workstations, taken as private offices, Office Suites or HQ Flex, along with six meeting rooms, two training rooms, 14 phone booths and an event space, plus a shared landscaped terrace and the wider amenities of the complex.

Work alongside major financial institutions, global IT and electronics companies, embassies and consulates on La Castellana, Madrid’s largest street. Paseo de la Castellana 18 is just minutes from Puerta del Sol, the focal point of the city’s road network, making it easy to reach all parts of the city. Focus on your goals in the beautifully designed workspaces of this low-rise building, before unwinding on the terrace overlooking the city. In the evenings, explore the surrounding parks, restaurants and high-end shops.

Be inspired in the heart of Madrid’s Salamanca business district at Velázquez 34, conveniently located at the junction of Goya Street and Velázquez Street. Meet like-minded professionals who are ready to shake your hand in this ready-to-use designer office space. Watch your productivity soar in the light-filled workspace, with great views of the city beyond. Discover everything your growing business needs – flexible workspaces, unlimited WiFi, in-house services and underground parking. After a busy day, unwind on the exclusive rooftop terrace or enjoy the eateries and cultural hot-spots nearby.

Utopicus Ramón de la Cruz is a 2,105 sqm Office Suite building in the central Salamanca district of Madrid, close to Serrano, Velázquez and Paseo de la Castellana. It is a Colonial owned building, restored in 2017 and keeping its distinctive curtain wall facade, which brings a great deal of natural light into a single floor plate with 3.4 m of clear height. It offers private offices only, arranged as three self contained modules, A, B and C, each with its own private entrance and together seating up to 212 people. The building has 11 meeting rooms and 8 phone booths, plus a reception, a lounge area, a canteen, showers, bicycle parking and car parking. There is no Working Pass, coworking or day pass at this building.

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.