Coworking Guide in Rome

Find both your focus zone and creative groove at one of Rome’s many coworking spaces

Calling all digital nomads, students, and working professionals on the go: Romeing pinpoints some of the best coworking spaces to make your workday in the Eternal City feel anything but unending. Whether a floating desk, private meeting room, or terrace table, Rome offers space for everyone to network, collaborate, and get down to business.

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Pick center

Just north of Castel Sant’Angelo lies Pick Center, a coworking site in the Prati district of Rome. Pick Center is your home away from home; it promotes both comfort and focus for innovative collaborations and connections among professionals, freelancers, and companies. Choose between nomad and resident stations to best suit your working style. When you need a break, try your hand at foosball, grab an espresso at the cafe, or take Fido for a walk–yes, Pick Center is pet friendly!

Industrie Fluviali

Via del Porto Fluviale, 35 (Ostiense)
Coffices €3 for the 1st hour, €2 for each additional hour; Ufficio Virtuale Plus €300/month + VAT; Dedicated desks start at €350/month + VAT; Private offices start at €1100/month + VAT. Prices for Ufficio Virtuale, Private offices and dedicated desk are on annual basis contracts.
industriefluviali.it/coworking

Originally a wool-washing factory in the early 1900s, Industrie Fluviali is now a modern, functional, and completely accessible space to meet any of your coworking needs. It boasts nine offices of different sizes, dedicated and private desks, virtual offices, and a conference room and hall, characterized by clean lines and charming pops of color to keep the creative juices flowing throughout the workday. And if the atmosphere isn’t enough of an energy boost, you can help yourself to coffee, tea, water, and food from the bistrot. Open to all creatives, professionals, startups, and companies, cultural, social, and technological innovation is the name of the game at Industrie Fluviali.

Copernico

Via Silvio d’Amico 53 (Eur); Via Antonio Salandra 13 (Repubblica)
Meeting room from €65 per hour, Office space from €405
coperni.co

Coperino is a network of workspaces with two locations in Rome: one in the EUR district and one in the Repubblica area. The EUR office was the first hub in Rome, with flexible offices and workspaces dedicated to companies, professionals, and startups. In the Repubblica area, there are six floors of flexible, bright, and elegant workspaces, with additional areas dedicated to relaxation and socializing, such as a terrace and a lounge where you can enjoy views of Rome at any time.

Ala/34 Coworking & Accelerator

Via di Affogalasino, 34 (Portuense)
Shared workstation €20/day, Small meeting room €30–150/day, Large meeting room €50–200/day, Extra meeting room €70–250/day
ala34.com

Entrepreneurs, professionals, and freelancers from all industries are welcomed by Alì, the mascot at Ala/34. The modern warehouse-style building is split among 16 shared workstations, five private offices, three meeting rooms, and a ping pong table. Yes, you read that right. Ala/34 is all about cultivating new relationships and opportunities with an emphasis on collaboration over competition (even when it comes to ping pong). Sign up for their three-day free trial to test it out for yourself!

Co.De. – Coworking Roma Colosseo

Via dei SS. Quattro, 90 (Centro storico)
Meeting room €20/hour, Shared space day pass €25, Shared space 10-day pass €180, Shared space 1-week pass €120, Shared space 1-month pass €427, Private space day pass €30, Private 1-week pass €180, Private 1-month pass €480
co-de-pro.com

Two blocks from the Colosseum sits Co.De., a turquoise-toned modern space for work, but with vacation vibes that lend an atmosphere ideal for sharing ideas and discussion. Fully equipped work stations, a meeting room, a studio, and sale point give seasoned and aspiring professionals alike opportunities for learning and networking. Co.De. aims to set every entrepreneur up for success by providing the tools they need to get the job done.

Spazio Concrete Coworking

Via Romanello da Forlì, 25 (Pigneto)
Starting at €15,50
facebook.com/spazioconcrete/

Keep calm and cowork at Spazio Concrete! This space in Pigneto is part of a network of coworking locations throughout Rome and promotes a sharing economy. Located near a metro stop, this 24-hour coworking site organizes educational and creative events and offers catering on request. Its 18 mobile workstations throughout the modern and open floor plan allow you to take your work on the go. And Spazio Concrete doesn’t stop there, either; make the terrace your “breakout room” when you need a new, inspirational view.

Cowall

 Via Giuseppe Libetta, 15C (Ostiense)
 Daily pass €15/day, Normal individual space €200/month, Large individual space €250/month, Large shared space €350/month
 cowall.net

Nestled in the former industrial zone of Ostiense, Cowall is all about balance. Knowledge and practice, freedom and organization, sharing and listening, and professional and creative relationships combine to form Cowall’s culture of creativity. This space offers 24-hour access and encourages participation in workspaces, the kitchen, and the relaxation corner alike. Cowall is unique to welcome not only people, but also pets, into its space. It’s bring-your-pet-to-work day every day!

Wire Coworking

 Via Baccio Baldini, 12 (Ostiense)
 Day pass €25/day, Flexible desk plan €200/month, Dedicated desk plan €300/month, Private office plan €450/month
 wirecoworking.com

A day at the office doesn’t have to mean all work and no play at Wire Coworking in Ostiense. Live, work, and play is their motto, where an open space environment is designed to foster relational and personal wellbeing. Wire makes sure you maintain that work-life balance by offering yoga, a gym, a Playstation room, a games room, and a relaxation area. Pick-me-ups wait for you at the coffee bar and fully equipped kitchen for when you’re ready to hit the books again. And don’t worry about finding a sitter for the kids while you work! Wire hosts a kids room with full visibility from anywhere in the building so you can keep up the good work while saving money. Book a tour to check it out!

Famo cose

Consider Famo Cose your toolbox for success. Famo Cose is the “makerspace” for creating new opportunities, experimenting, sharing, and learning. This coworking site provides the heavy-duty tools for professionals to develop their own projects, including plotters, 3D printers and scanners, painting, laser cutters, and carpentry and electronic tools. Choose from a variety of plans to build your micro-enterprise or startup at your own pace. Happy making!

Office Jam

 Via Salento, 63 (Nomentana)
 Daily or monthly flex desks starting at €30, Classrooms and meeting rooms €25/hour or €180/day, Event spaces €70/hour or €400/day, Private reserved desk stations €250, Private offices starting at €1200
 officejam.it

Avoid the traffic jam of buses and motorcycles on the commute to work and take the train instead to OfficeJam near the Tiburtina station. This coworking space hosts enterprises, startups, entrepreneurs, and freelancers with an emphasis on innovation, team building, productivity, cooperation, and flexibility. With an open floor plan comes an open mind; let yourself be carefree yet dedicated, whether you’re in your private office or at your flex desk, attending a training course or an event, or having a photoshoot in the video room or shooting your shot at the pool table.

COWORKING PLACES IN ROME HOTELS

The Hoxton, Rome

 Largo Benedetto Marcello, 220 (Parioli)
 Lobby: No cost or reservation required, L’Appartamento: €400/one room–€2500/all rooms
 thehoxton.com

The Hoxton Rome is situated in a hub of nature and art; Villa Borghese, Parco di Villa Ada, the National Gallery of Modern Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art are all within walking distance and offer inspiration for the worker on the go. Hoxton’s lobby includes common table and sofa seating for all guests to use as a coworking space. For a more private location for meetings and coworking, head downstairs to L’Appartamento, which is home to five rooms and a communal pantry, snacks and refreshments included.

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The Beehive

 Via Marghera, 8 (Termini)
 No extra fee for coworking space beyond cost for hostel
 the-beehive.com

For an artsy and relaxed feel, The Beehive offers an inclusive environment for coworking in the outdoor garden. This hostel is not your typical coworking space, but it is charming and welcoming for students especially. The Beehive is just a short walk from the Termini train station, and with so many folks passing through, the place buzzes with innovation and creativity. Snack on a homemade cacio e pepe bagel while you work!

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Yellow Square

 Via Palestro, 51 (Termini)
 Fixed station is free for hostel guests, Half day €15, Full day €20, Monthly pass €300
 yellowsquare.it

Yellow Square doesn’t sacrifice fun and spunk for networking and collaboration. Within the hostel, a designated “SmartSquare” space hosts a vibrant community of people on the move. This coworking space can be used for anything from your typical presentation to an unconventional cooking class, and it’s conveniently situated next to the kitchen for snack breaks. Yellow Square is an ideal place to meet other people and forge connections in a light hearted environment.

Mama Shelter

 Via Luigi Rizzo, 20 (Vatican area)
 Starting at €15/day
 mamashelter.com

Leave it to Mama on this one! Located northwest of Vatican City, Mama Shelter offers adaptable and modular meeting spaces for all of your coworking needs. The Winter Garden and the Pizzeria offer individualized coworking opportunities. Bonus: unlimited coffee, water, and snacks from the kitchen, plus a 20 percent discount on lunch. For groups, five flexible work zones called Atelier combine work, party, and play. Use Mama Shelter’s online Atelier comparison tool to see which space best suits you!

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