Polna Corner

WeWork Krucza 50 spans two floors right in the center of Warsaw, with coworking areas and flexible private offices set alongside shared lounges. Oversize windows flood every workspace with natural light throughout the day. A second-floor outdoor patio gives members a place to work alfresco or catch some sun on a break, and the building's pet-friendly policy means four-legged members are welcome too.

Marszalkowska Center is a new development that unites 43,504 sq ft of office space and a central subway station – one of the few buildings in Warsaw to be integrated with public transport. The property is truly as convenient as you could hope for: in addition to the Metro Świętokrzyska 06 Light Rail Station, you can take your pick from numerous tram lines and the Mennica 04 Bus Station. You’ll also have access to all sorts of amenities in the building itself: a variety of meeting rooms, two outdoor terraces, a coffee point, pharmacy, optician, grocery store and bank. Think of it as your personal co-working village in the heart of the business district. When you do decide to venture outside the development, you may like to explore the quirky National Museum of Ethnography and intriguing Museum of Natural History and Evolution. If you’re looking for an adaptable space with a premium, professional feel, Marszalkowska Center will be the perfect environment to help your business prosper.

Give your business a modern home in one of Warsaw's most sought-after hubs. Fire up your creativity in our inspiring Grójecka Offices where floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with natural light, and enjoy a location that connects you to both the city centre and airport quickly. Surrounded by established businesses, this lively district offers plenty of networking opportunities. Local restaurants provide ideal venues for a productive business lunch, while nearby Park Szczęśliwicki is the perfect spot for an al fresco sandwich with colleagues.

Opened in 1857 as one of Europe's most prestigious hotels, Hotel Europejski has been restored by Sud Architekt Polska in the Neo-Renaissance style that first made it famous. WeWork occupies two floors of the complex, which also houses a 5-star Raffles hotel and modern retail space on the ground floor. Coworking areas, shared lounges, and private offices are designed to support both collaboration and focus, and a built-in community here makes networking come naturally.

Built on the former headquarters site of the Mint of Poland, WeWork Mennica Legacy Tower occupies all eight floors of the building, anchoring Warsaw's CBD West district. Art-filled lounges, collaborative conference rooms, and sleek private offices fill the space, alongside a dedicated brainstorming room for teams kicking off a new project. A furnished roof terrace on the 7th floor lets members work alfresco with views over the city's new financial centre. Onsite parking for 130 cars, including electric vehicle charging points, and onsite bike storage take care of the daily commute.