Rivas Square Garden

Located in the beautiful centre of the Spanish capital, our Rio centre is perfect for creative entrepreneurs and professionals that are looking for a coworking space in Madrid. The centre is 2 minutes away from the famous Palacio Real and Oriente square park. Also, the centre is sourrounded by restaurants, retailers, coffee shops and hotels. And it is connected to the bus and underground lines in a convenient walk.

Base your business in our Campo de las Naciones workspace located in this well-connected part of Madrid. Welcome visitors from across the nation with easy transport links nearby. Thrive in this modern, bright office space located next to the city’s CBD. Make time to take new ideas on board at one of the many trade shows hosted at the IFEMA events centre in neighbouring Hortaleza. When you need a break, visit one of the on-site restaurants, or take your pick from a number of local tapas spots.

In a country full of lively cities that ooze personality, Madrid stands out and shows its visitors and residents that the energy of Spain’s capital is hard to match. In the busy business district of Chamartín, the ideal workspace for your business can be hard to find. But with our Paseo de la Castellana 200 centre, you get a modern business centre with 24-hour access, onsite parking and high-speed internet. Whatever your needs, whether it’s offices to rent, hot desks or meeting rooms, it’s available in this comfortable, well-lit co-working environment. What’s more, the onsite facilities go above and beyond, with showers for freshening up, Sky TV in the reception areas and a deli cafe for lunch breaks. And because of the great transport links (the Cuzco underground station and Rosario Pino bus station are just minutes away), you’ll be able to access the whole of Madrid with ease. And if you’re travelling in from out of town, Madrid Chamartín railway station is a 10-minute drive away. In the surrounding area, there’s hotels, restaurants and bars, meaning you’re never far from the perfect place to entertain clients. And if they’re looking for something more unique, the Tiflológico Museum (ONCE) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales are fantastic distractions from the working day. However you want to use this flexible workspace, you’ll find Paseo de la Castellana 200 the perfect choice.

Workspace in the exciting and trendy Prosperidad area has to be stylish and accessible, and Calle de María de Molina 41 fits the bill. This is a designer office hub that helps professionals, creatives and entrepreneurs make a splash in Madrid’s commercial scene. Get your head down and work in private offices, or step out into comfy co-working lounges and flex your networking chops. Or if it’s a meeting of the minds you need, then try one of the open-plan conference rooms. This centre gives you the space you need while positioning you in a neighbourhood influenced by ambitious start-ups and striking architectural singularities. And you’re always just ten minutes’ from the heart of Madrid, with the Intercambiador de Avenida de América just on your doorstep. That means after a long day of fruitful collaboration with like-minded professionals, it’s no trouble to jump on the Metro and head for a drink in the city centre.

If you’ve ever fancied working from your very own palace, this is your chance. Originating from the 18th century, this majestic building once housed the country’s aristocracy. Since its renovation in the 1990s, it’s now an address for 21st century business. The traditional architecture has remained unchanged in order to keep its impressive character, however modern amenities and a striking glass roof now feature, flooding the central patio with natural light. Here, you can hold impromptu business meetings, or take things upstairs to your own office space and private meeting rooms. Securely leave your car in the underground parking, while you spend the evening exploring the surrounding old centre of Madrid. You’ve got Neptune Fountain to perch at and take some time out, or there’s Cofidis Alcázar Theater and Círculo de Bellas Artes Art Gallery if you want to get more stuck into local culture.