The Best Co-Working Spaces for Entrepreneurs in Rome

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Located near Tiburtina train station, the bright and airy Cowo|360 rents out desks by the hour, day or month, as well as having spaces available for meetings and events, and a WiFi café. There are also shared spaces for relaxation and a kitchen. They also host regular meet-ups, training courses and seminars related to technology, start-ups and business.

LUISS EnLabs is a start-up accelerator centrally located within Termini station and is the hub of digital entrepreneurs in Rome offering plenty of opportunity for networking and exchanges as well as workspace, advice and events.

LUISS EnLabs, Roma Termini, Via Marsala, 29/h, 00185 Rome, +39 06 4547 3124

Impact Hub is a co-working space located in the hip San Lorenzo district which encourages idea exchange and community. Aside from renting desk space in the open-plan office there is also the possibility to become a member of their online community HUBnet, and attend themed meetings and aperitivos with like-minded workers.

Impact Hub, Viale dello Scalo, S. Lorenzo, 67, 00185 Rome, +39 06 9837 8085

With a name literally meaning ‘do stuff’ in local Roman dialect, FAMO COSE is a ‘makerspace’ in trendy Pigneto which fosters experimentation, creation and the sharing of digital ideas. There are a variety of subscription possibilities which permit the use of the technology and tools as well as allowing access to frequent workshops and meetings.

Famo Cose, Via Caltanissetta, 26, 00176 Rome, +39 06 9652 4118

Regus is a global network of office spaces which has four branches located in the centre of Rome. With a wide selection of options that range from hourly rental to full-time subscriptions, Regus suits independent workers looking for easily accessible desk space.

Regus, Multiple locations, 800 553730

Arcò is a 100sqm office space close to leafy Villa Ada which aims to cultivate inspiration and exchanges between like-minded professionals from a diverse range of sectors. As well as fresh, modern shared offices there is also a pretty interior courtyard where workers can relax, and discuss ideas and collaborations.

Arcò, Via Salaria 316, 00198 Rome, +39 340 3867088

COASTER offers both desk space and workshops for a monthly fee as well as a bizmatching service where a team of co-workers is created to carry out a specific project. There is also a ‘coffice’ where guests can use the WiFi and grab coffee and cakes for an hourly rate.

COASTER, Via Caio Mario 14/B, 00192 Rome, +39 06 9652 7893

Describing themselves as an ‘extended family’ which connects together professionals in communications, design, architecture and the visual arts for shared projects and ideas, CORTE offers different levels of membership, from fixed desks to daily rates, which also allow entrance into the community and access to workshops and events.

CORTE, Piazza Dante 3, 00185 Rome, +39 06 9259 5135

L’Alveare (literally meaning ‘the hive’) is a co-working space in the eastern Centocelle neighbourhood predominantly aimed at new mothers returning to work. As well as offering information and support, there is a comfortable co-working space with the added bonus of a babysitting service offered by childcare professionals, which is open to both mothers and fathers through an hourly, daily, monthly or annual basis.

L’Alveare, Via Fontechiari 35, 00172 Rome, +39 06 98261415