Put your business on the map in the heart of Stockholm’s Gamla Stan district with flexible workspace at Lilla Nygatan 23, a charming 17th century building. Join a flourishing professional community in the historic heart of Sweden’s capital, working alongside major business consultancies, financial corporations, and blossoming start-ups.
Work in stylish offices and meeting rooms that preserve the building’s original character and network with ease in our social coworking areas. Home to a wide array of bars, restaurants and cultural attractions, the colourful buildings and cobbled streets of Gamla Stan have everything you need to switch off and reset after a hard day’s work.
Secure a fully furnished private office in a charming 17th century building at the heart of Stockholm's Old Town. Your team works alongside consultancies, financial firms and start-ups, with business-grade WiFi, on-site reception and meeting room access included. Original character runs through the offices while social coworking areas make it easy to network. Inquire about available offices, arrange a tour and shortlist the space that fits your term.
It sits at Lilla Nygatan 23 in the Gamla Stan district of central Stockholm, postcode 111 28.
Offices are fully furnished with business-grade WiFi, utilities, on-site reception and meeting room access.
Gamla Stan metro station is a short walk away, and the Slussen hub adds metro, bus and ferry links.
Yes, you can inquire and arrange a tour, then shortlist an office and agree a term that suits you.
On-site amenities include a community kitchen, private phone booths, premium coffee, showers and bicycle storage.
A 17th century building in Stockholm's Old Town, home to consultancies, financial firms and start-ups.
Gamla Stan metro station is a short walk, with the Slussen hub adding metro, bus and ferry links.
Nobel Prize Museum, Stockholm Cathedral and the Skeppsbron promenade sit within the surrounding Old Town streets.
Lilla Nygatan 23 sits in the historic Gamla Stan district, where centuries-old architecture meets government institutions such as the Royal Palace and the Riksdagshuset. Gamla Stan metro station is a short walk away on Stockholm's Tunnelbana network, and the Slussen hub nearby links Södermalm and the city centre by metro, bus and ferry. Between meetings you can visit the Nobel Prize Museum on Stortorget, admire Stockholm Cathedral or take a stroll along the Skeppsbron promenade.