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Give your business a prominent new home in our Via Antonio Salandra 18 offices in a lively business district in Rome. Close by are the US embassy, several government departments and the headquarters of major banks, while the main train station and key connecting roads are within easy reach. Energise your team in a bright, modern environment with floor-to ceiling windows, filling the workspaces with natural light. Take a break on the terrace overlooking the surrounding streets, and when your work is done, explore the many cafés and restaurants on your doorstep.

If you want office space among Italian companies and multinational corporations, this business centre in the fascinating EUR district is right for you. The thriving area, south of Rome, is home to many big-name corporate headquarters, as well as being a conference and exhibitions hub. Our modern Viale Luca Gaurico 91/93 centre has all you need to succeed, including serviced offices to rent, meeting rooms to hire and coworking spaces if you prefer shared desks. It’s easy to access by road, made more convenient by having underground parking beneath the building, or by metro. The centre is closest to Laurentina station. There’s plenty to see, including museums and notable architecture such as Palazzo della Civilta del Lavorro (the Square Colosseum), as well as the Palalottomatica sports complex, to keep staff and visitors engaged.

Make an attractive business move with professional office space in a convenient and strategic position in Rome. Join a thriving economy that not only grows at around 4.4% annually, but also continues to grow at a higher rate in comparison to any other Italian city. Commuting’s easy with Leonardo Da Vinci/Antonino Pio Bus Stop and Basilica S. Paolo Subway Station just a 210m and 600m walk away, respectively. Looking to attract clients on a global level? Drive 13.8km to greet them at Giovan Battista Pastine International Airport. Whether you need a short- or long-term base, we’ve everything to help elevate your business. Choose our stylish offices in Rome and attract colleagues and clients to a city that’s rich in art, fashion and stunning architecture. Whether you’re tackling a project in your own private office, brainstorming with colleagues in shared open spaces or presenting to clients in modern meeting rooms, you can always work with complete flexibility – with business-grade WiFi always a click away. When it’s time to roam free from your desk, you’re spoilt for choice in this beautiful city. Take your pick from iconic landmarks, galleries and museums, or treat guests to some fine Italian cuisine in the local restaurants.

Build a base for your business in Rome from our well-connected Via Ostiense 131L offices to the south of the city’s historic centre. This modern 11-storey building is well-served by public transport and is just 20 minutes’ drive from Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. Impress clients with the building’s welcoming reception area, and work calmly and efficiently in the tranquil blue colour scheme of our light-filled offices. Done for the day? Work off excess energy in the on-site gym or explore streets bustling with cafés and restaurants.

Right at the heart of vibrant, historic Rome, at the centre of Municipio I, our flexible Via Vittorio Veneto 54b workspace is ready and waiting for you to transform the way you work. Across seven floors, this neoclassical office building exudes a creative spirit, perfect for all modern professionals and entrepreneurs. With the variety of open lounges, private offices and conference room-style meeting areas, and from the building’s classic background, you’ll be doing business in a versatile, naturally inspiring environment. High-speed Wi-Fi connections, amazing administrative support from the friendly staff and great networking opportunities are just a few of the advantages of this dynamic location. You can head up to the roof, and view some of the incredible surrounding vistas, such as the gardens of Villa Borghese, or the rooftops of the old city centre. Then step onto one of the buses and trains and see them in person, or any of Rome’s other incredible sites ¬– the somewhat gruesome Crypt of the Capuchin Friars is a local favourite. Or try some of Rome’s incredible cuisine on your lunch break – the eateries in the local area serve fantastic food.