How many coworking spaces are there in Innsbruck?
Coworking spaces listed
8
Updated July 2026
No hotel-based coworking hybrids were found in Innsbruck via search — the local scene is entirely made up of standalone coworking spaces. This call covers only membership-club-style and coliving-hybrid spaces; standalone coworking spaces and day-pass pricing are handled in a separate part of this category.
Overall5.6/10Better coworking than about 50% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Innsbruck's coworking scene is small compared to major European hubs — expect roughly half a dozen real options clustered mostly in or very near the city center, plus one in Pradl (a short tram ride away).
- Several spaces (e.g. Raum13's fixed-desk rate, Impact Hub Tirol memberships) are built around multi-month minimum commitments rather than pure walk-in flexibility, so check terms if you only need a few weeks.
- Public libraries (Stadtbibliothek Innsbruck) and cafe-bar hybrids like Treibhaus are commonly used as informal free/low-cost work spots by locals and remote workers when a full coworking desk isn't needed.
- Not every space publishes pricing online — several (Wundervoll, Impact Hub Tirol, Schloss.rocks, InnCubator, Lieberlachen) require a direct inquiry to get current day-pass or monthly rates.
- Innsbruck does not currently have a Soho House-style private members' club combining work, social space, and lifestyle amenities — that format hasn't reached this smaller alpine city yet.
- The one confirmed coworking-coliving hybrid, Coworkerei Coliving IBK, bundles a shared coworking area with furnished shared accommodation aimed at remote workers rather than offering hotel-style private studios.
- Coliving demand in Innsbruck rises noticeably during the winter ski season, so book any coliving-hybrid stay well ahead if arriving between December and March.
- If you want more of a private, high-design aparthotel-style stay rather than a true coworking-integrated coliving setup, options like Loomz exist in Innsbruck but weren't confirmed to include an on-site coworking space, so they aren't listed here.
Coworking Spaces
- Context Note
- No hotel-based coworking hybrids (e.g. a hotel lobby/business-center space marketed as a public coworking option) were identified for Innsbruck at the time of research. The city's coworking scene consists of standalone dedicated venues rather than hotel partnerships.
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Wundervoll Coworking (Das Wundervoll)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Pradl (a short tram ride, roughly 10 minutes, from the old town center)
- Vibe and Amenities
- The city's largest coworking space, spread across 800 m² on five floors in a standalone renovated building. Offers day passes, fixed and flexible desks, private offices, and meeting/creative-thinking rooms. Opened in 2018 and markets itself as a 'Green Event Location Tirol' with 24/7 access for members.
- Price Confidence Note
- Wundervoll publishes a downloadable price list but exact euro figures for day passes and monthly desks were not retrievable from public search snippets — contact the venue directly for current rates.
Raum13
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Maria-Theresien-Straße, city center (a reconstructed former monastery)
- Vibe and Amenities
- One of Innsbruck's oldest coworking spaces, founded in 2013 inside a reconstructed monastery right in the historic center. Bright, high-ceilinged rooms built with pine and black steel, table football and mini table tennis, unrestricted 24/7 chip/app access, high-speed LAN/WLAN (500/100 Mbit), printer and meeting-room equipment, and a mixed-industry community with a coworker perks program.
Monthly Price
Fixed Desk (Minimum 3-month Commitment)
- Fixed Desk (Minimum 3 Month Commitment)
- €320
Flex Desk, 30 Days (E.g. for a Short 'Coworkation')
- Flex Desk, 30 Days (E.G. For A Short 'Coworkation')
- €375
Day Pass Price
- Note
- Day and week rates exist ('flexible desk for just a day, a week or a month') but the specific euro day-rate figure was not found in available sources.
InnCubator / WIFI Coworking Space
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- WIFI Tirol Campus, near the city center
- Vibe and Amenities
- A startup-and-scaleup focused space run as a collaboration between the University of Innsbruck and the WIFI Tirol / House of Commerce. Spacious, light-filled open work area plus smaller offices for scale-up alumni, access to a hi-tech prototyping workspace, free coffee, and high-speed WLAN/LAN (200/40 Mbit). Aimed more at founders going through an incubation program than drop-in day users; some reviewers note early-stage startups get free premises during an initial program phase.
- Price Confidence Note
- No public day-pass or standard monthly desk pricing was found — access appears to be tied to program participation rather than open walk-in membership.
Innraum
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- City center, across from the Terminal Marktplatz bus stop
- Vibe and Amenities
- A flexible coworking-and-event space described as quiet, functional and thoughtfully designed, in a central downtown location. Offers chargers, kitchen with free coffee/tea, fiber-optic internet, and a large smart TV; also doubles as an event/workshop venue with hourly room rental separate from coworking desks.
- Additional Plans
- Also offers 5-days-a-week passes (Basic 130 EUR / Premium 180 EUR) and a 10-session pass valid for 3 months at 280 EUR.
Monthly Price
Basic Monthly Pass
- Basic Monthly Pass
- €420
Premium Monthly Pass
- Premium Monthly Pass
- €480
Day Pass Price
Basic Day Pass (8:30am–5:00pm)
- Basic Day Pass (8:30am–5:00pm)
- €30
Premium Day Pass (Includes Kitchen/coffee Access, Back-of-room Spot)
- Premium Day Pass (Includes Kitchen/Coffee Access, Back Of Room Spot)
- €40
Impact Hub Tirol
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Innsbruck city center
- Vibe and Amenities
- Part of the global Impact Hub network, giving members a 'Global Passport' with access to 130+ Impact Hubs worldwide. Offers tiered clean-desk coworking (1 day/month up to 3 days/week), a phone booth, communal kitchen and terraces, lockers, meeting rooms, and printer services, plus discounted evening (after 5pm) and weekend (Fri–Sun) coworking rates.
- Price Confidence Note
- Base day/monthly desk prices were not retrievable from available snippets — only discount amounts (e.g. a few euros off evening/weekend rates) were visible. Needs direct-site follow-up for firm figures.
Schloss.rocks
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Adamgasse, near Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof (main train station)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a 'work hard and relax afterwards' setting with good public-transport connections near the station. Structured more like rentable shared offices (2–6 workstations per rented office) than a classic drop-in coworking floor; pricing is quoted net of 20% VAT with a deposit of one month's gross rent plus €50 per access chip.
- Price Confidence Note
- Specific monthly euro figures were not shown in the available page excerpt — pricing appears to be office-size-dependent and quoted on request.
Lieberlachen Coworking
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Terminal/Marktplatz, Innsbruck city center
- Vibe and Amenities
- A small, minimalist office-community ('Bürogemeinschaft') right at the Terminal/Marktplatz downtown, known for its view of the Nordkette mountain range and central, walkable location. Markets itself on a friendly price point but exact figures were not published online.
- Price Confidence Note
- No numeric pricing found in the sources we checked; described by the operator only as 'the friendly price.'
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- Context Note
- No Soho House-style private membership clubs (combining work, social, and lifestyle amenities under a paid membership) could be found operating in Innsbruck. This appears to be a format concentrated in larger capital cities and is not present in this smaller alpine city. A remote coliving/coworking property in Trins (Tyrol) and an 'AI coliving community' (LIBRAlab) advertised as being 'near Innsbruck' were found in research but excluded here: the Trins property is roughly 30 minutes from Innsbruck and LIBRAlab's exact location relative to the city center could not be confirmed, both falling outside the ~10-minute proximity standard used for this guide.
Clubs and Hybrids
Coworkerei Coliving IBK
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Fuchsrain, near the Inn river, roughly 15-20 minute walk from the old town/city center
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned as a remote-work-focused shared living setup: furnished rooms bundled with WiFi, utilities, and a coworking space, with flexible terms; sits in or near the walkable centre and along the Inn river.
- Description
- A combined coworking-and-coliving setup aimed specifically at remote workers, pairing a dedicated coworking area with shared furnished accommodation in the same operation.
Pricing
- Note
- Exact venue-specific pricing was not published directly by the operator in the sources found; the only figure available is a city-wide aggregate.
- Aggregate Range Context
- Coliving in Innsbruck typically runs from around €600 to €1,100 per month, all-inclusive, depending on whether you take a furnished room in a shared setup or a private serviced studio, per an aggregator covering both Coworkerei Coliving and other Innsbruck coliving operators - this is a citywide range, not a confirmed price specifically quoted by Coworkerei Coliving itself.
Aggregate Range Local
- Amount USD Low
- 696
- Currency Local
- EUR
- Amount USD High
- 1276
- Amount Local Low
- 600
- Amount Local High
- 1100
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