Regus Waidmarkt
Let your imagination flow with beautiful views from the fourth floor of this former police HQ. Cologne-based Waidmarkt 11 is designed to ensure you can work your way in stylish, convenient surroundings. Walk from the city’s main train station (Cologne HBF) in 16 minutes, or drive and leave your car at the allocated parking onsite.
Hold casual catch-ups in the bright business lounge and more formal discussions in the modern meeting rooms. And after work, you’re within easy strolling distance of multiple eateries and hotels.
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Coworking and hot desks in central Cologne
A hot desk at Waidmarkt 11 gives you a day on the fourth floor with views that make the afternoon go faster. The shared workspace runs on WiFi with natural light through the floor, and the bright business lounge is where casual catch-ups happen. Barista coffee, breakout spaces and wheelchair accessible access round out the practical side. Step out and the Old Town is close, with the Rheinpromenade, Heumarkt and a long list of eateries within strolling distance.
Frequently asked questions
A desk in the shared workspace with natural light and WiFi, plus access to the business lounge.
In the bright business lounge and the breakout spaces, both designed for casual catch-ups during the day.
Cologne Hauptbahnhof is a 16 minute walk, with bus stops at Rothgerberbach and Rosenstrasse nearby.
Yes. Allocated parking is available on site, with another car park around 215 metres away.
Yes. Hot desks are booked by the day, so you only pay for the days you are in Cologne.
What makes Waidmarkt special
Waidmarkt 11, a former police HQ
Fourth floor workspace with raised floors, suspended ceilings and views across Cologne.
Reaching Waidmarkt 11
Cologne Hauptbahnhof is a 16 minute walk and Heumarkt links several tram and metro lines.
Waidmarkt 11 near the Old Town
Koelner Dom, Museum Ludwig, Heumarkt and the Rheinpromenade are all close by.
How to get there?
Waidmarkt 11 occupies the fourth floor of a former police headquarters in central Cologne, close enough to Cologne City Hall to make municipal errands a walk rather than a trip. The Old Town does the heavy lifting on atmosphere: the Koelner Dom is a short distance away as a UNESCO World Heritage site and the city's defining silhouette, Museum Ludwig covers modern and contemporary art, and Heumarkt gives you a historic square that fills with events through the year. The Rheinpromenade is the natural place for a riverside walk or an informal conversation, and multiple eateries and hotels sit within easy strolling distance for lunches and visiting colleagues. St. Marien Hospital and a Deutsche Post branch handle the practical needs nearby. Getting here is simple: Cologne Hauptbahnhof is a 16 minute walk, the Heumarkt Stadtbahn interchange links several tram and metro lines, bus stops at Rothgerberbach and Rosenstrasse are a few hundred metres away, and the Eifelstrasse and Ulrepforte light rail stops sit just beyond a kilometre. Drivers get allocated parking on site plus further car parks close by.
