South Center Titanium

Tribes Brussels Central Station is a dynamic coworking space conveniently located in central Brussels. Its modern design, inspired by the Suri Tribe, creates an inspiring environment for professionals.

Stay connected to clients from near and far when you base your business next to an international airport. Our workspace is in Elsinore, one of the six impressive towers on buzzing Corporate Village business park and just five minutes to the terminal by the regular shuttle bus. Keep focused in a bright, modern and energy-efficient workspace, flooded with light through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Make the most of the on-site restaurant and gym, or take a head-clearing stroll to the nearby park.

Expand your business with flexible office space in Brussels. Boasting a robust economy, the region contributes to one fifth of Belgium’s GDP. With approximately 50,000 businesses in Brussels, the city’s infrastructure is favourable for starting up a new business. Commute at your convenience with Maelbeek underground station and Toulouse bus stop just a 4- and 5-minute walk away, respectively. Get relationships with overseas clients off the ground by greeting them at Brussels Airport, before becoming better acquainted on the 14.9km drive back with premium workspace waiting for you all. Ensure guests a comfortable visit by checking them into the 4-star hotel, 6 minutes away. Modern office space awaits you and your team in Brussels, Belgium. Stay focused throughout the day with barista-style coffee from our fully stocked kitchen and floor-to-ceiling windows letting in natural light. Get your head down in our quiet private offices, or get together with colleagues and clients in fully furnished coworking spaces and stylish meeting rooms. Reliable business-grade WiFi is always a click away. When it’s time to log off, discover what Brussels has to offer with many restaurants, museums and historical landmarks in the local area. Or juggle everyone’s time to enjoy some team bonding at the circus together.

Achieve maximum productivity in Brussels at buzzing co-working hub, Manhattan Center. Centrally located in the business district, with Rogier metro stop and shopping street Rue Neuve on its doorstep, you’re well placed for exploring this vibrant city. Across 29 floors of this spectacular glass-clad building, the chic meeting rooms, spotless break-out areas and cosy offices are designed to inspire even the most discerning modern professional. Stylish furnishings, three terraces, a gym and onsite restaurants are all yours for the relishing, while a unique winter garden spanning four floors sits at the heart of this communal space. This is a true no-comforts-spared workspace, jazzed up with quirky design features and pastel accents. In-house services such as dry-cleaning and tailoring are available from reception. And amenities aside, you’ll notice a unique community feel here, working alongside the many businesses that call the Manhattan Center home. Outside the daily grind, excellent shopping, dining and cultural highlights nearby ensure you’ll never be short of things to fill your schedule.

Located in the southern part of Brussels, Court of Justice offers creative workspace in an important commercial area of the city. It’s situated in the Marollen neighbourhood, where century-old administrative buildings contrast with techno clubs and indie fashion outlets. Sitting across from the golden-domed Palais de Justice courthouse, Court of Justice remains an impressive building in its own right. The modern stone façade and greenery-filled roof terrace of this structure house a unique and energetic workspace, filled with a variety of offices, lounges and conference rooms. This inspiring location is illuminated by natural light from its central atrium and floor-to-ceiling windows. Across four floors, professionals can make use of the super-fast Wi-Fi, while friendly administrative staff assist them. This dynamic workplace is close to some of Brussels’ most important attractions, including the Monument A la Gloire de l'Infanterie Belge, and modern galleries showcasing work by Belgian and international artists. Travelling here is simple, with the Louise metro station and its tram and bus connections only a five-minute walk away. Alternatively, take a tram from nearby Poelaert Square – site of the Anglo-Belgian war memorial.