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Establish your brand at vibrant office space in Egaleo, a thriving suburb of Athens. Capitalise on the city’s robust and expanding economy with flexible office space that you can customise to suit your business needs. Immerse yourself in the vibrant business ecosystem of Athens, where innovative brands flourish and collaboration is encouraged. Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Ikea bus stop, 6.1km from Piraeus Ferry port and 30km from Athens International Airport, network with clients from near and far with ease. Whether you’re looking for a fresh perspective on a big business idea, or somewhere to establish your brand, you’re sure to find it at River West Open. Build a strong business reputation in Egaleo when you secure a spot at River West Open. Plug into business-grade WiFi, ensuring uninterrupted productivity in open-plan coworking spaces. Fully-equipped with ergonomic furniture, hot-desking facilities and private meeting rooms, you can discuss sensitive matters in private or brainstorm fresh ideas, surrounded by inspiration. Become part of a dynamic business environment as you use downtime to build new relationships. The fully stocked kitchen area is available to share a hot drink with colleagues, or explore the local suburb and entertain clients outside of work hours at nearby restaurants.

Get work done from an inspiring environment in the ancient suburbs of northern Athens. Leoforos Kifisias & Sofokleous sits conveniently close to companies from banking, telecoms and technology sectors, so you’re in a prime position to build your network. Settle into our industrial-style offices, flooded with light and complete with bright splashes of colour, designer furniture and plenty of space to spread out. When you fancy some fresh air, Sygrou Park is just up the road, featuring 950 acres of lush greenery and inviting footpaths.

A glass-fronted entrance provides a welcoming first impression of these refurbished office rentals, coworking space and meeting rooms to hire in popular Maroussi. Situated north-east of Athens, Maroussi is home to many multinationals and is also something of a sports hub, thanks to the proximity of the Greek Olympic Sport Centre and the Olympic Stadium – 2.5km away. Agiou Konstantinou 59 contemporary, energy-efficient building is located on the main road through Maroussi, which provides great connections to central Athens and the motorway network. Visitors and colleagues can get to the office space from Kifisias train station (which is on the line to the airport) or HBH bus station. As well as commercial facilities, the local attractions include the Choco Factory Museum, the Natural History Museum, and Paradeisos Amarousiou Park.

Kifissias Avenue 16 is a modern, professional hub at the edge of central Athens. Get there easily, with two metro stations nearby, as well as regular buses running along the avenue. And work in bright, airy spaces filled with beautiful designer furniture. Expect a warm welcome from the friendly reception team, and generous workspaces to focus and meet likeminded people. Once you’ve worked through your to-do list, log off and head to Ampelokipoi’s legendary Mavili Square for a cocktail.

Located due west of Mount Lycabettus, these well-placed Dexameni office spaces for rent are set at the crossroads of the two most prestigious areas in Athens: Panepistimio, right by the Athens University of Law, and Kolonaki, the most important district for fashion, art and politics. This Solonos 53 and Sina Street workspace is easily accessible by public transport, just six minutes’ walk from Akadimia bus station and 200 metres from the Panepistimio metro station. Spread over five bright floors, hot deskers benefit from plenty of natural light and a welcoming reception team, ready to assist with any queries or admin tasks. And once you’ve logged off for the day, Athens boasts an endless selection of historical and modern cultural attractions to keep you occupied: don’t miss the tranquil garden café at the nearby Numismatic Museum of Athens, and the interactive National History Museum, which offers a captivating introduction to Greece’s bygone days.