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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.

Lexington's flagship Madrid centre on floors 5 to 8 of Paseo de la Castellana 79, in the Azca business district next to Nuevos Ministerios. Over 6,000 m2 of private and bespoke offices, collaborative areas and nine meeting rooms, with reception, private parking and 24/7 member access.

LOOM Tapices is a flexible workspace in the heart of Madrid, set within the historic Royal Tapestry Factory in the Atocha district and surrounded by greenery. It offers private offices, fixed and flex desks and meeting rooms, with a garden terrace that feels like an oasis of calm in the city centre. It sits five minutes from Atocha station, with the Reina Sofía and Thyssen museums close by, and includes the all-inclusive LOOM Experience program of training, cultural and networking events.

Cink's Infanta Mercedes centre is a bright, modern building in the Castillejos area of Madrid, at Calle del Limonero 22. Designed around light and comfort, it stands out for private offices with their own terrace and a shared courtyard where members can work or relax outdoors. An active community of startups, small businesses and companies from many sectors makes it a great place to grow and build a professional network.

Utopicus Francisco Silvela offers 3,500 sqm of flexible workspace across four floors in the Guindalera quarter of Madrid, on the emblematic Calle de Francisco Silvela. The building stands in Madrid Moderno, a British influenced quarter of low houses, wooden balconies and small gardens built under the influence of the British engineers who came to the capital to construct its first underground line. Designed by the architect Idoia Otegui, the interiors take their cues from the neighbourhood's own history. This is a Colonial owned building and it holds BREEAM Part 1 Excellent and BREEAM Part 2 Excellent certification. There are 34 private offices and capacity for up to 450 workstations, alongside seven meeting rooms, one training room, four phone booths and a 30 seat Working Pass area with 24/7 access, with services included.