5 great co-working spaces in Lisbon

Attending Web Summit in Lisbon this November 11-14 in Lisbon? We recommend these co-working spaces to suit a wide range of digital nomad needs.

Co-working spaces are becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. They offer several advantages over traditional offices, including increased flexibility, social interaction and cost-saving.

Web Summit attendees might consider using a co-working space in between a busy schedule of networking and attending talks, as opposed to working from their hotel bedroom or lobby.

By opting for a co-working space, you’ll have somewhere quiet to hop onto calls or even arrange meetings, be able to meet other professionals who are also working remotely, and have access to amenities such as Wi-Fi and printers/scanners.

Besides, this is an opportunity to take advantage of the location. Many co-working spaces in Lisbon are located in busy areas with lots of things to do.

If you’re searching for a co-working space to use while attending Web Summit in Lisbon this November 11-14, be sure to check out our recommendations, ordered by distance from the MEO Arena.

WorkHub Lisbon

Located in the heart of Lisbon’s innovation hub, this co-working space offers a variety of membership options. The space is modern and stylish and features a number of amenities for remote workers, including a pantry, lounge, meeting rooms and storage space.

Distance from the MEO Arena by public transport: 16 minutes

IDEA Spaces, Saldanha

IDEA Lisbon is a co-working and event space in the bustling business centre of Lisbon. This space is equipped with fast WiFi, a variety of workstations, and a kitchen. It also has a meeting room and event space that can be rented for workshops, seminars and other events.

Distance from the MEO Arena by public transport: 22 minutes

Second Home Lisbon

Research suggests that being surrounded by nature is good for de-stressing, so what better way for digital nomads to work than in a lush, green space such as Second Home?

Situated on the top floor of the 19th-century Mercado da Ribeira (home of Time Out Market, Lisbon’s most popular food market), this open-plan co-working space is packed with plants. It offers a wellness programme, as well as a weekly surf club.

Distance from the MEO Arena by public transport: 34 minutes

Outsite

Outsite is a cafe meets co-working space. You’re coming to Lisbon for Web Summit but let’s face it, it would be nice to get some work done in a more casual space where you can enjoy cafe culture and watch as the world goes by. Conveniently, remote workers can purchase daily, weekly, monthly and flexi passes for this space.

Distance from the MEO Arena by public transport: 34 minutes

Village Underground Lisboa

Searching for somewhere a little different? Village Underground Lisboa has the usual co-working and event space, but these are housed in old shipping containers and double-decker buses! It also features a recording studio, artist residences and a restaurant.

Located in Lisbon’s old industrial area, it’s arty, it’s hip and it’s the perfect place for digital nomads to enjoy a dollop of culture on the side of their workday.

Distance from the MEO Arena by public transport: 43 minutes

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