14 best coworking spaces in the world for remote work and digital nomads

Andwork Shibuya
Location: Tokyo, Japan
A modern coworking space in the heart of Tokyo, located within The Millennials Shibuya. Thanks to its convenient location in the Shibuya district, the place is ideal for small businesses and startups, offering work zones with high-speed internet, meeting rooms, lounge areas, a kitchen with free tea and coffee, as well as happy hour with beer.

Hubud
Location: Bali, Indonesia
A bamboo-style coworking space combining high-speed internet, cozy spaces for communication and focused work, and an active international community of remote workers. Residents have access to the main area, a mezzanine, an organic café, a garden, conference and meeting rooms, as well as a phone booth. For those interested, coliving packages are available, including accommodation, scooter rental, airport transfer, and unlimited access to the workspace.

B. Amsterdam
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
A vibrant coworking space in Amsterdam for startups, growing teams, and large companies. You can rent everything from a small office to an entire floor, use the rooftop café, gym, padel courts, and meet other residents at regular events. More than 300 companies operate in three buildings, with convenient access to 600 parking spaces and a lively atmosphere for those who love combining work with excitement.

NeueHouse Hollywood
Location: Los Angeles, USA
NeueHouse Hollywood is a stylish coworking space in the former CBS Radio building on Sunset Boulevard. Designer David Rockwell preserved the 1930s atmosphere: studios, marble, vintage details—and added a modern loft. There are writers' rooms, podcast and film studios, a library, café, terraces with views of Hollywood, and private offices.

WeWork Weihai Lu
Location: Shanghai, China
WeWork Weihai Lu is a unique coworking space in the center of Shanghai, located in an old building that previously housed warehouses and artists' workshops. The space combines a historical atmosphere with modern design: a pink alley, green staircase, neon signs, marble, copper, and bright furniture. Inside, there is a lobby, a retro bar, a library, showers, and meeting rooms.

The commons
Location: Melbourne, Australia
An Australian coworking network that started in Melbourne. In Chippendale, old warehouses were transformed into a cozy office with live plants and a warm atmosphere. There are podcast zones and photo studios, a library, music rooms, terraces, a gym, showers, and even a mini basketball court. The space is suitable for both work and relaxation.

Coboat
Location: Mahe, Seychelles
Coboat is a coworking and coliving space on board a catamaran, where up to 20 people live and work in the middle of the ocean. During the day, there is work with internet, yoga, diving, and socializing; everything is included: meals, equipment, solar energy, and desalinated water. The project supports environmental initiatives and accepts participants only after an application and interview.

Factory Berlin
Location: Berlin, Germany
Factory Berlin is a coworking space and community for startups, freelancers, and artists, where technology, art, and business come together. The spaces are open and flexible, with regular lectures, pitches, and workshops. Participants get access to mentors, investors, and an international network.

La Maquinita
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Maquinita is a network of coworking spaces in Argentina with locations in Buenos Aires, Rosario, and Cordoba. The spaces operate 24/7, combining open space, offices, terraces, and even pools. There is Wi-Fi, kitchens, showers, and bicycle parking. They support eco- and pet-friendly approaches. They host parties, workshops, and networking events. A cozy atmosphere, stylish design, and an active community.

Heden Santa Apolonia
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Heden Santa Apolonia is a bright and cozy waterfront coworking space in Lisbon with panoramic windows, green facades, and views of the Tagus River. The coworking space offers Wi-Fi, a kitchen, showers, lockers, meeting rooms, bike parking, and 24/7 access. They host yoga, massage, meditation, and parties with live music. The space runs on green energy and cares about ecology.

Crew Collective & Café
Location: Montreal, Canada
A coworking space in the former Royal Bank of Canada building with marble floors, bronze chandeliers, and 15-meter-high ceilings. The space combines workstations, a café, meeting rooms, and quiet zen rooms, offering an atmosphere of historical luxury and modern conditions for productive work and meetings.

Second Home
Location: London/Lisbon
A network of coworking spaces focusing on architecture, creativity, and growth. Each coworking space is surrounded by plants, filled with light, and equipped with meeting, relaxation, and coffee break areas. Community members get access to a cultural program, fast internet, free tea and coffee, and the opportunity to collaborate with representatives of many industries—from design to technology.

Coboat
Location: Phuket, Thailand
A coworking space on board a catamaran equipped with work zones, fast internet, a kitchen, and cozy cabins. The vessel travels to different regions: in 2021, it spent several months in the Caribbean Sea, then headed to Mallorca and Ibiza. Participants can join at a convenient point along the route, work while traveling, and disembark when necessary. Up to 20 people can stay on board.

Brooklyn Boulders
Location: Somerville, USA
A hybrid coworking and climbing center focused on community rather than industry. On an area of 42,000 square feet, there are bouldering walls, auto-belay, top-rope, and lead climbing walls, as well as cardio and strength training equipment, group exercise rooms, saunas, shops, and event spaces.