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Co-working in Copenhagen

How many coworking spaces are there in Copenhagen?

Coworking spaces listed

14

Updated July 2026

In Copenhagen, 14 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs DKK 1,099/month.

Typical monthly desk
DKK 1,099
Typical day pass
DKK 150

Range DKK 115–DKK 250

Overall6.7/10Better coworking than about 65% of cities

Good to Know

  • Republikken, Talent Garden, SOHO and Nomad Workspace are the most established independent coworking spaces and tend to have the strongest community/networking vibe versus corporate chains like Regus/Spaces.
  • Zoku Copenhagen is the city's standout hotel-coworking hybrid, purpose-built for remote workers, but it's based in Ørestad rather than the historic center — still an easy metro ride in.
  • A handful of boutique hotels (e.g. Hotel Skt. Annæ) now sell day/lounge passes to non-guests, which can be a quieter, more design-forward alternative to a typical coworking space.
  • Most independent spaces list membership tiers (flex desk vs. dedicated desk vs. private office) rather than one flat rate, so it's worth checking each site directly since 24/7 access, meeting-room credits, and printing allowances vary a lot between them.
  • Talent Garden is one of the few spaces in the city advertising true 24/7 member access; many others operate within business hours only.
  • Soho House Copenhagen is application-based membership, not a drop-in coworking option — expect a vetting process and it's oriented more toward creative-industry networking/socializing than heads-down work.
  • Coliving-hybrid spaces like Zoku, Roam, and LifeX are especially useful for nomads who arrive without a Danish CPR number, since many bundle utilities, furnishings, and administrative support that's otherwise hard to arrange as a newcomer.
  • Zoku and some Canvas Living locations sit a metro ride (not a walk) from the historic center in Amager Vest or Nordhavn — still well-connected, but worth factoring into your daily commute if you want café/coworking hopping in Indre By.
  • Copenhagen rents are among the highest in Europe, so coliving's all-inclusive monthly pricing can genuinely simplify budgeting even if the headline number looks steep next to other European cities.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Zoku Copenhagen
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Ørestad (DR Byen), a couple of metro stops south of the historic center
    Monthly Price
    DKK 1,099

    Unlimited WorkZoku membership, includes VAT.

    Day Pass Price
    DKK 115

    115 DKK without lunch, 245 DKK (about 37 USD) with lunch; a separate 'full day' pass including lunch and a coffee/tea is quoted elsewhere at 199 DKK (about 30 USD) — pricing pages appear to vary by promotion.

    Vibe and Amenities
    A hybrid apart-hotel and coworking concept (originally from Amsterdam) built specifically for remote workers and digital nomads. Rooftop coworking/lounge with natural light and skyline views, a daily 15:30 'hygge' coffee ritual, on-site restaurant and bar, 24/7 access, community dinners, and pet-friendly policy. Private apartment-style 'Loft' rooms can double as private workspaces for longer stays.
    Proximity Note
    Located in Ørestad rather than the historic core — roughly 10 minutes from Central Station and a 2-minute walk from DR Byen Metro — so it functions more as its own nomad hub than a city-center option.
  • Scandic Hotels (Copenhagen Locations)
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Several Scandic properties across Copenhagen
    Vibe and Amenities
    Hotel-lobby-style coworking with relaxed lounge seating or quieter zones, hotel breakfast access, friendly staff, and bookable drop-in meeting rooms. A practical, if generic, fallback for travelers already staying at or near a Scandic property.
  • Republikken
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Vesterbro (Vesterbrogade 26, close to Central Station)
    Vibe and Amenities
    One of Copenhagen's oldest coworking spaces (opened 2005), spread over three floors just minutes from Central Station. Known for a genuinely mixed, close-knit community of creatives, freelancers and small business owners rather than a corporate crowd. High-speed WiFi, unlimited coffee/tea, phone booths, meeting rooms, height-adjustable desks, mail handling, and a cafe-lounge vibe with couches.
    Monthly Price Flex Desk
    DKK 1,800
    Monthly Price Dedicated Desk
    DKK 3,185
  • Talent Garden Copenhagen
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Holmen (Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 41, across the water from the city center)
    Day Pass Price
    DKK 150
    Vibe and Amenities
    A large, light-filled Scandinavian-designed campus in the historic Holmen naval district hosting dozens of tech and digital companies. Offers 24/7 access (unusual for Copenhagen coworking), unlimited meeting rooms, a community kitchen, cafe on-site, and a strong focus on tech networking, workshops and upskilling events.
    Monthly Price Flex Desk
    DKK 1,800
    Note
    Some third-party aggregators quote noticeably higher monthly rates (up to roughly 3,300+ DKK for full-time access) — treat exact figures as approximate and confirm directly with the space.
  • SOHO Copenhagen
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Meatpacking District, Vesterbro (Flæsketorvet 28 & 68), plus a central Copenhagen location
    Vibe and Amenities
    Hip, post-industrial setting in the Meatpacking District with high-speed internet, printing, tea kitchens, a canteen, showers, free bike use, and an on-site sister restaurant/bar for after-work socializing. Good fit for a work-hard/play-hard crowd.
    Monthly Price Flex Desk
    DKK 1,750
    Monthly Price Dedicated Desk
    DKK 4,100
  • Nomad Workspace
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Nørrebro (Sankt Hans Torv, Blegdamsvej 6)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Widely regarded as one of the best-looking coworking spaces in the city, set in a former 1858 courthouse building by architect M.G. Bindesbøll near Nørrebro's lakes. Warm wood floors, Danish design throughout, private offices, open-plan areas, work lounges, a cafe and event spaces.
    Monthly Price Private Desk
    DKK 3,950
    Monthly Price Studio Membership
    DKK 1,350
  • Ordnung+
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Near Copenhagen Central Station, in an 18th-century building (also has a second hybrid-flex location in Hellerup, further from center)
    Day Pass Price
    DKK 250

    Price excludes VAT; a bundle of 10 day passes costs 2,250 DKK excl. VAT.

    Vibe and Amenities
    Quiet, high-quality hybrid-flex office environment aimed at professionals needing a polished city-center base; includes unlimited coffee, tea and sparkling/still water. Feels more corporate/quiet than community-driven.
  • Hotel Skt. Annæ Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    City center, near Nyhavn/Amalienborg (Toldbodgade)
    Day Pass Price
    DKK 200

    Sold as a 'Lounge Pass', valid for 1 person per day.

    Vibe and Amenities
    Elegant, quiet hotel-adjacent coworking lounge blending Scandinavian design with hotel-level service; access to the hotel's restaurant/bars, high-speed internet, printing/scanning, refreshments and meeting rooms. Discreet, low-key atmosphere rather than a buzzing startup scene.
  • Regus / Spaces
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Multiple locations across central Copenhagen and surrounding areas (Regus alone has around 17 venues city-wide)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Contemporary, corporate-feeling shared offices and hot desks with printers, scanners, meeting rooms, and standard networking events. Less community-driven than the independent spaces, but convenient for flexibility across many neighborhoods and global brand consistency for business travelers.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Soho House Copenhagen
    Type
    Membership club
    Neighborhood
    Havnegade waterfront, Indre By (central Copenhagen)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Housed in a converted 1937 customs house and ferry terminal on the harbor, this is a private, application-only club rather than an open coworking space. Members get a dedicated daytime co-working room (the 'Customs Room') that flips into an events space at night, plus Club Cecconi's restaurant, a waterfront terrace, a members' bar, wellness/fitness studio (Soho Active), and a curated Danish art collection. It's built as a creative-industry social club with light work-from-here functionality rather than a serious deep-work coworking floor.

    Pricing

    Standard Monthly Membership
    DKK 842
    Under 27 Monthly Membership
    DKK 400
  • Zoku Copenhagen (Also Bookable Via Outsite)
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Amager Vest
    Vibe and Amenities
    A design-forward aparthotel built around loft-style units (elevated bed, kitchenette, large desk) with dedicated coworking areas and meeting rooms, a rooftop terrace/winter garden, bar-restaurant, and a regular calendar of community events (happy hours, themed dinners, cycling). Popular with business travelers and remote workers who want hotel-level polish with a coworking floor attached; it's a short metro ride rather than a walk from the historic center.

    Pricing

    Nightly From
    DKK 447
    Notes
    Longer-stay/monthly rates are offered on request and fluctuate with occupancy; no fixed published monthly rate.
  • Roam Copenhagen
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Nørrebro
    Vibe and Amenities
    A mix of private rooms and shared apartments in trendy Nørrebro, built around a shared coworking room, communal kitchen, and a rooftop terrace — aimed at remote workers who want a social, live-work setup outside the tourist core.

    Pricing

    Notes
    Pricing not publicly itemized by unit type; varies by room configuration and length of stay.
  • LifeX
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Apartments spread across Nørrebro, Vesterbro, Østerbro, and the City Center
    Vibe and Amenities
    Large, design-forward Copenhagen apartments converted into shared homes rather than corporate coliving blocks — feels closer to a high-end flatshare, with weekly cleaning, communal dinners, a shared coworking corner/rooftop greenhouse in some locations, and a regular social calendar.

    Pricing

    Monthly Rent Range
    DKK 9,500
    Monthly Rent Range High
    DKK 13,000
    Notes
    All-inclusive of rent, utilities, cleaning, and shared supplies; typically a one-month deposit.
  • Canvas Living
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Amager, Nordhavn, and Frederiksberg
    Vibe and Amenities
    Purpose-built rental communities aimed at students and young professionals, with on-site coworking space, gym, and communal areas bundled into the rent — more polished new-build than gritty flatshare.

    Pricing

    Studio From
    DKK 7,750
    Notes
    Standard 3-month deposit applies.
  • Tribera Bryggen (BaseStack)
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Islands Brygge
    Vibe and Amenities
    Fully furnished studios and apartments with private kitchens, an on-site coworking space, a 24/7 gym, and social common areas, in the waterfront Islands Brygge neighborhood a short walk/bike from the city center.

    Pricing

    Notes
    Pricing available on request per studio/apartment type; not published as a flat monthly rate.
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