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Build a home for your team in one of Dusseldorf's fast developing commercial and residential districts. With a stand-out contemporary design, the Johannstrasse 37 workspace is perfectly placed to easily access the city's airport and the motorway network. Step inside and be impressed by the bright modern interior with floor to ceiling windows and plenty of relaxing communal areas. Work out in the local fitness club and entertain clients in a choice of restaurants before they head back to one of the many conveniently located hotels.

With its A-shape façade, The Cradle is one of Düsseldorf’s most prominent office buildings. Located in the popular district of MedienHafen, this creative and innovative workspace faces the local marina and is just a short walk away from some of the city’s major public transport routes, including lines S8 and S11 on the underground. This eye-catching office space not only offers fantastic views across the harbour and its accompanying plaza, but also super-fast, unlimited WiFi, private offices, communal areas, and meeting rooms. Need a break to re-charge your batteries? Just head up to the shared roof terrace and catch the rays, or be inspired at nearby KIT - Kunst im Tunnel Art Gallery. With a number of nearby restaurants, shops, hotels and attractions, plus the stunning harbour itself, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to the surrounding area. Not only is The Cradle in good company, it’s in illustrious company too. With the global HQ of Trivago Group just next-door and a number of major international companies dotted around the harbour, you never know who you might bump into at our coffee bar.

Take your place in the premium Ko-Bogen in the heart of Dusseldorf's bustling city centre. One of Germany's most prestigious business addresses, this elegant building boasts a fluid white stone and glass façade and beautifully landscaped surroundings. Welcome visitors at the private Königsallee entrance to the grand foyer and impress them with stunning views across the historic city from the roof terrace. When it comes to entertaining, some of the city's finest restaurants are just a short walk away.

Realise your business ambitions at our flexible coworking office space in Dusseldorf. Neuer Zollhof is a prominent landmark, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry and famous for its complex of three separate buildings with curved, leaning facades. Located at Dusseldorf Medienhafen, an urban quarter of the city, the Neuer Zollhof sits on the banks of the Rhine, giving you waterside views while you work. Get to and from the office easily, with “Franziusstrasse” transit stop a short eight-minute walk away. Need to travel internationally or welcome guests from further afield? Dusseldorf International Airport is 10km from the office – just 23 minutes by car. Be inspired by this truly unique building, where offices meet retail space and restaurants, giving you plenty to do after work. Work productively with business essentials like fast WiFi and comfortable furniture included as standard, and enjoy support from our on-site IT, maintenance and reception teams. Enjoy total flexibility to work however you want, from hot-desking to a more permanent space. Network with fellow professionals in our open-plan coworking offices, collaborate and present in our stylish meeting rooms, and take a break in our comfortable communal lounges. Unwind after a day’s work with a stroll along the Rhine, try one of the many restaurants in the area, or explore the shops and cafés at nearby Unterbilk.

Spread across five floors, Design Offices Düsseldorf Kaistraße offers modern working environments with a start-up atmosphere – ideal for fresh ideas and effective meetings. The concept encompasses flexible offices and project spaces, inspiring coworking areas as well as variable meeting and conference spaces, including training rooms for state-of-the-art workshops. One memorable highlight is the green interior courtyard with an arcade walkway and various water features. The neighbourhood is home to a wide selection of restaurants, bars and cafés. The building’s architecture catches the eye thanks to the effective combination of brickwork topped with a striking glass façade, designed to dovetail with the typical harbour architecture.