Charlottenburg is known for quiet living, good infrastructure and its proximity to the Kurfürstendamm. Less well known is that the district also has a solid co-working offering. For anyone who lives in Charlottenburg or wants to work there without commuting into the city centre every day, there are good options.
Why co-working in Charlottenburg?
Charlottenburg has several structural advantages for co-working. The district is quieter than Mitte or Kreuzberg, but has very good public transport connections and excellent infrastructure. Anyone who lives and works here saves commuting time while also benefiting from the district's calm atmosphere. The co-working community in Charlottenburg is somewhat smaller than in Mitte, but is often more professional and less geared towards startup culture.
The most important co-working spaces in Charlottenburg
Spaces around Kudamm
In the area around the Kurfürstendamm there are several co-working spaces that are well suited to professionals and small businesses. Good public transport connections, professional atmosphere, higher prices than in other districts. Some spaces also offer meeting rooms and private offices for teams.
Spaces in quieter locations
North of the Kudamm there are some co-working spaces in quieter residential areas. Less hustle and bustle, lower prices, often housed in period buildings. Good for focused, quiet work without the distraction of busy shopping streets.
Prices for co-working in Charlottenburg
Package type |
Price range |
Comparison to Mitte |
Day pass |
20 to 35 EUR |
Somewhat cheaper |
10-visit card |
150 to 280 EUR |
Comparable |
Monthly pass, flex |
250 to 450 EUR |
Cheaper |
Monthly pass, fixed desk |
380 to 650 EUR |
Cheaper |
Private office |
600 to 1,800 EUR |
Cheaper |
Cafés for working in Charlottenburg
Besides co-working spaces, Charlottenburg also has a number of cafés that are well suited for working. Along the Kantstraße in particular, as well as in the side streets off the Kudamm, you'll find cafés with good WiFi and a quiet atmosphere. These are a good complement for hours when you don't need a fixed desk.
Co-working and living in Charlottenburg
Anyone wanting to both live and work in Charlottenburg has good options. Furnished apartments in Charlottenburg with a flexible rental duration can be found at Farawayhome. Combined with a co-working pass, this gives you a good balance between working from home and a professional working environment.
As an alternative, it's also worth taking a look at co-working spaces in Berlin Mitte, which are only a few U-Bahn stops away from Charlottenburg.
Conclusion
Charlottenburg offers a solid co-working provision for professionals and small businesses who want to work in a calm and professional setting. Prices are comparable to, or somewhat cheaper than, those in Mitte, and the atmosphere is quieter.
Frequently asked questions
1. Are there good co-working spaces in Charlottenburg?
Yes, especially around the Kurfürstendamm and in the quieter areas to the north of it. The offering is smaller than in Mitte, but solid and professional.
2. What does co-working cost in Charlottenburg?
A day pass costs 20 to 35 euros, a monthly pass 250 to 450 euros. This puts prices somewhat below the level in Mitte.
3. How good are the transport connections in Charlottenburg for remote workers?
Very good. The U2 and U7 connect Charlottenburg quickly with Mitte and other districts. For remote workers who occasionally have meetings in the city centre, the location is ideal.
4. Are there cafés for working in Charlottenburg?
Yes, especially along the Kantstraße and in the side streets off the Kudamm, there are cafés with good WiFi and a quiet atmosphere.
5. Is Charlottenburg worthwhile for remote workers?
Yes, especially for anyone who wants to live and work in a quiet setting. The combination of a furnished apartment and a co-working pass is easy to put into practice in Charlottenburg.
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