Barcelona’s coworking scene is booming, and whether you’re a digital nomad, freelancer, or part of a small startup, there’s a perfect spot here for everyone. From sleek, modern spaces with panoramic city views to cozy cafes with plenty of caffeine and ambiance, these coworking spaces cater to every work style. Here’s our guide to some of the best coworking options in the city.
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Sections
Coworking Spaces
Private Members’ Clubs
Cafes & Restaurants
Libraries & Bookstores
Coworking Spaces
Barcelona’s coworking spaces combine flexibility, community, and professional amenities in stylish, inspiring environments. Whether you’re looking for a vibrant space to collaborate or a quiet corner to focus, these clubs offer everything from rooftop terraces to networking events. With flexible membership options and amenities tailored for productivity, they blend work and social life seamlessly, creating spaces that foster both individual focus and community connection.
Pros:
- Offer professional resources such as desks, high-speed internet and private offices
- Have spaces for teams and/or collaboration
- Have social spaces and networking opportunities
- May have flexible memberships
Cons:
- Can be expensive
- Many require advance payment for use
- May require reservations
Cahoot Coworking
Location: Sant Antoni
Vibe: Community-centric, lively, and innovative
Price: €165-€185/month
Just 2 blocks from Gran Via, Cahoot’s mission is “to strike the perfect balance between fun and work”. They aim to build an inspiring community of like-minded professionals. With a beautiful open warehouse look and an interior garden, Cahoot is designed for innovation, empowerment, giving back and fun.
It offers free coffee and flexible options for freelancers, such as day-passes, but may not be as social as other options.
Aticco
Location: Ciutat Vella, Eixample, L’Hospitalet, Gracia, Urquinaona, Poblenou, Sants
Vibe: Social, entrepreneurial, and flexible
Price: Pricing varies by location but most start at €200-€220/month
If you’re looking for a social option, Aticco is the place to go. With locations all over the city, It’s as much about community as it is about getting work done. Each space has its unique vibe but with consistent amenities like rooftop terraces, event spaces, and plenty of coffee. Aticco has an extensive calendar that includes both social events, networking opportunities and wellness activities—ideal if you want a flexible workspace with a social twist.
The Office BCN
Location: Eixample Esquerra
Vibe: Sophisticated, minimalist, professional
Price: €150/month for coworking, €25-€75 as a business address
If you’re looking for a refined, minimalist space, The Office is a hidden gem. Located in the upscale Eixample neighborhood, this coworking space is all about balance. With elegant interiors, two terraces and calm surroundings, it’s perfect for those who prefer a quiet, distraction-free environment. Plus, it’s close to plenty of great restaurants and cafes.
While it may lack some of the more social aspects, it does offer extras like 24/7 access, unlimited use of meeting rooms and help with common business activities such as web design, SEO and e-commerce.
You can alternatively use it as your business address (for an additional fee), which can give you access to the meeting rooms, mail/package reception and flex desks.
The Social Hub Poblenou
Location: Poblenou
Vibe: Energetic, modern, student-friendly
Price: From €109/month
The Social Hub combines work and play, making it ideal for younger creatives or students. With modern, vibrant decor, you’ll find open coworking areas, private rooms, a gym, restaurants, bars and even a rooftop pool. Originally a student hotel, it also has options for nightly and extended stays. A strong community feel, regular events, and a convenient location in Poblenou make it a great choice if you’re looking for an upbeat and energetic workspace
OneCoWork
Location: Plaza de Catalunya, Gothic Quarter
Vibe: Stylish, inspiring, collaborative
Price: Pricing varies by location but most start at €150-€200/month
There are three locations in the city: two in and around the Plaza de Catalunya and one by the Cathedral. The Cathedral location boasts the best architecture: set in a stunning Gothic building, OneCoWork Catedral brings charm and sophistication together. Known for its high ceilings, modern decor, and natural light, it’s a great fit if you need an inspiring environment. You’ll find a mix of open spaces and private offices, with plenty of networking opportunities.
There’s also the option for a “virtual office” for €50/month if you’d like to use it as your business and mail packages to the location.
They offer the unique ability to become a “One Member”, a lower-cost membership (€70/month) that grants access to the common areas in any location 4 times a month. OneMembers can purchase meeting room credits and use it as a “virtual office”.
Private Members’ Clubs
For those who prefer a more exclusive setting, Barcelona has a range of private clubs that double as coworking spaces.
Pros:
- Offer a blend of exclusivity, luxury and convenience
- Balance work and networking opportunities
- Social and professional events
- Access to an extensive international community
- Keep more “Western” hours and values so they’re open most days
- Potential access to a global networks of clubs
Cons:
- Often more about lifestyle than working
- Expensive
- Have workspaces but many require laptops close at a certain hour for social events
- Access is limited to members and a few guests (generally 1-3)
- May have limited membership options
- Most require annual commitments
- Closed communities that require applications and approval to join
Soho House
Location: Gothic Quarter, Sant Gervasi (opening in 2025)
Vibe: Upscale, artsy, exclusive
Price: Pricing varies by membership type but a local membership is €175/month (27+) and €83.33/month (under 27)
Housed in a historic 18th-century building overlooking Port Vell Marina, Soho House Barcelona offers a sophisticated, members-only environment with Mediterranean-inspired decor. Guests are not allowed to take pictures inside, which maintains an air of mystery. Founded in 1995, it is one of the most established members’ clubs globally. Its reputation attracts notable members and performers alike, with recent performances by Kaytranada and Mestiza.
Its amenities include a rooftop pool, gym, spa, theater, indoor pool, multiple bars and restaurants, regular member events and discounts at Soho hotels and Cecconi’s, ideal for professionals seeking a luxurious work-meets-lifestyle setting. The house always boasts an international clientele and is always buzzing with activity. Its popularity, though, also means it can be quite crowded during the day so you should arrive early to secure a spot to work.
Memberships vary between “All Houses”, which grants access to every house in the world and only the local house. Global members in Barcelona also get access to Little Beach House in Garraf from April-October and the new house in Sant Gervasi that opens in 2025. There is special, discounted pricing for those who join when they’re under 27.
If you’re only interested in a workspace, across the street from Soho House is the Port Vell Studio, a quiet space with tables and a small cafe. This is also accessible to Soho Friends members, an annual membership for €140 that offers hotel discounts and access to the Port Vell studio for you and 3 friends.
The Cover
Location: Eixample
Vibe: Elegant, community-focused, upscale
Price: €160/month (30+) or €110/month (under 30)
Founded by a former Soho House employee, The Cover is nestled in the heart of Eixample in The Sir Victor Hotel. As a newer members’ club, it offers more of a community feel.
This club offers refined coworking and social spaces, including a rooftop with views of Casa Milà, a vibrant lounge, gym and spa access, discounts at Mr. Porter steakhouse and an entire “quiet floor” with desks and flexible meeting rooms (although it’s also possible to work from the clubhouse floor). With a mix of workspaces, personal focus areas, and wellness amenities like a spa and gym, it’s designed to balance productivity and relaxation.
This can be a great alternative to Soho House for those who want a more intimate feel, especially if you’d like to take advantage of the under 30 pricing, or people who want a social club with more dedicated workspaces.
Juno House
Location: Eixample
Vibe:Feminine, modern, and supportive
Price (2023): Juno Club: €160/month
Juno Fit: €95/month
Juno Social: €65/month
Juno House is Barcelona’s first members club designed by and for women. As a self-described “playground for modern women”, it offers a range of spaces for work, events, and wellness. Everything inside feels chic – from the warm, inviting color scheme to the open, collaborative work spaces. Featuring a podcast recording space, private phone booths for calls, a fitness studio, a spa, and several lounges from which to work, Juno House is perfect for women seeking a professional yet inspiring atmosphere. It’s clear that their goal is to empower and foster the growth of their members, with a mentorship program, a pump room, spaces for children, unique events and plenty of networking opportunities.
They have 3 membership options with different focuses: Juno Club, Juno Fit & Juno Social. The complete club membership is €160/month and includes access to all spaces and programming, 8 fitness/wellness classes per month, 2 guests per day and premium “Out of Juno” experiences with partners. Juno Fit includes everything except the coworking solutions (workspace, private booths, guest passes and mentorship participation) while Social is the lightest membership further excludes the fitness activities.
Juno House is ideal for professional women, especially those with children, who are looking for a close-knit supportive community.
Norrsken
Location: Ciutat Vella
Vibe: Bright, professional, purpose-driven
Price (varies by plan):
Club Member: €70.25/month (€62/month if billed annually)
Club Member (under 35): €53.72/month (€45.53/month if billed annually)
Norrsken, a Scandinavian-inspired coworking space with a focus on entrepreneurship and social impact, is one of the hottest new memberships on the block. It differs from the other options because it’s explicitly more focused on the professional rather than the social.
Norrsken is “a non-profit foundation born out of a belief in entrepreneurship and new
technology as powerful forces for positive change”. Known for their Impact 100 list, a selection of the world’s most promising impact startups, the organization has houses in Barcelona, Stockholm and Kigali, Rwanda. Norrsken’s 10,000 sq ft beachfront Barcelona house, “Europe’s biggest hub for tech and impact”, is just steps from Barceloneta. Floors 1-3 are dedicated to working, with free meeting rooms, phone booths, pods and unlimited coffee and are accessible 24/7 (depending on your membership) while the 4th floor is the social space, featuring the clubhouse and rooftop terrace. In addition to these features, the building also has a podcast studio, meditation room, quiet libraries and a children’s playroom. Reaching beyond coworking, Norrsken also offers a monthly calendar of curated social, professional and wellness activities.
Its memberships are geared toward professionals, with 4 different options: Club Member, Flex Member, Fixed Member and Private Office. Club members have access to events, the club space, the rooftop, in-house dining and a barista Monday through Friday. Flex members, meant for 1-4 people, can additionally use the open-plan workspaces on floors 1-3. Fixed members (1-12 people) have dedicated desks and Private Office members (6-18 people) have private offices. Similar to other membership clubs, there is a discounted price for members who are under 35.
With natural lighting and a calming atmosphere, Norrsken is designed for mission-driven professionals looking to join a purpose-driven organization, meet like-minded professionals and work with a ocean view.
Cafes & Restaurants
Barcelona’s cafe culture also lends itself well to coworking. If you enjoy a good coffee and a more casual vibe, check out the spots below.
Pros:
- A low-cost, comfortable, laid-back environment
- Access to food and coffee
Cons:
- May get crowded
- Hours may vary in the summer & on holidays
- Lack professional resources of other options
Faborit
Location: Multiple Locations
Vibe: Casual, comfortable, relaxed
Faborit is a cozy, laid-back cafe chain ideal for freelancers needing a casual workspace. Known for its comfortable seating and extensive coffee menu, Faborit provides a relaxed setting for light work, reading, or meetings. The cafe’s ambiance and flexible seating make it a good spot for those who enjoy a more social workspace without sacrificing comfort.
Honest Greens
Location: Multiple locations around Barcelona
Vibe: Vibrant, healthy, calm
Honest Greens is a spacious, health-focused eatery offering a vibrant and casual coworking environment. With ample seating, free Wi-Fi, and a menu of healthy dishes, it’s a popular spot for freelancers and digital nomads. The modern decor, earthy vibe, and natural lighting make it an inviting place to work, although it’s typically busy during mealtimes. Some locations may not allow laptops open during the lunch rush, so check with the staff before committing to the entire day.
365 Obrador
Location: Multiple Locations
Vibe: Casual, cozy, local
365 Obrador is a neighborhood bakery and cafe that provides a warm, friendly environment for quick work sessions. They are all over the city and offer affordable coffee, pastries, and plenty of seating. 365 can be a convenient option for those needing a low-cost workspace. The cozy vibe is perfect for shorter work sessions or casual meetings, though it may lack the amenities of a dedicated coworking space.
Libraries & Bookstores
Libraries and bookstores have always been a staple of local communities and Barcelona houses some awe-inspiring options. These can be a great option if you’re seeking a quieter, more introspective workspace.
Pros:
- Best for the budget conscious
- Ideal for those who need quiet or appreciate literary inspiration
Cons:
- May not offer collaborative spaces
- May have limited seating
- May be difficult to have video calls or meetings
Casa Fahrenheit
Location: Eixample
Vibe: Artistic, quiet, intellectually engaging
Casa Fahrenheit is an artistic hybrid of bookstore and workspace, designed for creative minds and those seeking intellectual inspiration. The space often hosts cultural events and art exhibitions, making it ideal for freelancers who enjoy a more eclectic atmosphere. Its limited seating creates an intimate environment, perfect for quiet work or reading, though it may not accommodate large groups.
Llibreria Finestres
Location: Eixample
Vibe: Quiet, warm, literature-focused
Llibreria Finestres offers a cozy, literature-rich environment with quiet corners for reading and focused work. Known for its extensive book collection and tranquil setting, it’s ideal for freelancers who appreciate a calm, cozy space. This bookstore provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere, although its focus on individual study means it may not be ideal for collaborative work.
La Bookeria Cafe in Ona Libres Bookstore.
La Bookeria
Location: Eixample
Vibe: Intellectual, welcoming, artsy
Self-described as “an oasis in the middle of the Eixample”, this quiet, hidden cafe is in the middle of a beautiful Catalan bookstore. La Bookeria, nestled within Ona Libres Bookstore, is a charming cafe where culture and coffee blend seamlessly. With a variety of seating options, this spot is perfect for working among books or unwinding with a coffee. The artsy vibe and quiet atmosphere make it ideal for freelancers who value inspiration from their surroundings, though space can be limited during peak hours.
Gabriel García Márquez Library
Location: Sant Martí
Vibe: Unique, beautiful, inspiring
Recognized as “The Best Public Library in the World”, this community-oriented, modern library in the Sant Martí district is dedicated to Gabriel García Márquez, who lived in Barcelona for 8 years. This library features various unique spaces on each floor, fostering a blend of social, educational, and cultural activities. The lower floor is meant for social functions, such as the courtyard, auditorium, meeting area and radio studio. The 1st floor is designed for reading, with lots of cozy nooks and plenty of natural light. The 2nd floor is for children and young adults while the top floor has a terrace intended for activities that require deep focus.
Its spaciousness, thoughtful design and abundant natural lighting make this an inspiring place from which to work, although it has limited hours on weekends and closes for lunch on some weekdays.
Barcelona has no shortage of unique and inspiring options for workspaces. From vibrant coworking hubs to exclusive private clubs, you’ll find a spot that perfectly suits your work style, social needs, and professional ambitions.
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