About the area
The city of Warsaw is the most firmly established location for co-working spaces in Poland. It offers a large range of office spaces, from small, locally-owned co-working centres, to large global brands such as WeWork, Regus, Spaces, Business Link, Mindspace and many others.
It is also one of the largest hubs for IT professionals in Europe, and an increasingly important destination for tech companies, both international and domestic. Warsaw is home to many large multinational corporations, as well as rapidly growing start-ups and many small and medium-sized companies.
The Polish capital has a well-developed public transit system. It offers numerous connections within the city (subway, tram, bus, public bikes and electric scooters) and good connections within Poland through suburban and long-distance trains via the Warsaw Central Railway Station. International travel is also convenient thanks to the proximity of the Frederic Chopin Airport, located just a 20-minute light-rail ride from central Warsaw.
The centre of town is a bustling, lively and exciting area, with the main transportation hub at the crossing of the Świętokrzyska and Marszałkowska streets, where the city’s two subway lines intersect, as well as the historic Old Town with beautiful tenement houses, the Royal Castle and charming spots throughout.
Sounds interesting? For more information, see our Warsaw area guide and use Workthere’s intuitive co-working and serviced office search engine.
