11 Quiet Places to Study or Co-Work in Boston
Boston is an innovative hub and an international center of education with 35 colleges, universities, and community colleges. That also means there are over 250,000 college students looking for places to study and learn. Add on the entrepreneurs and start-ups to that number, and there’s no doubt that there are a lot of people searching for quiet places to study and work in the city. Fortunately, Boston provides with these 11 perfect places to co-work and read.
1. Boston Public Library
Library
2. Workbar Boston
Workbar Boston‘s co-working spaces strive to balance concentration and collaboration. With locations in Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville, there’s likely to be a Workbar near you. Pay for a membership and use conference rooms, phone rooms, high-speed wifi, and have access to office supplies, snacks, coffee, and tea.
Workbar Boston, 711 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA, USA, +1 617 231 6159
3. Coalition
Coalition is a co-working community of start-ups, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. Members work in all industries including, tech, journalism, design, and more. Work alongside beautiful views of the Charles River and have access to conference rooms and high-speed wifi. Choose one of three tiers of membership, purchase a day pass, have access to a virtual office, or rent event space.
Coalition, 101 Arch St #1950, Boston, MA, USA, +1 617 807 0940
4. District Hall
District Hall is a free co-working space open to entrepreneurs and the public. Sign up for free office hours with business experts, rent meeting spaces, or work in the open area. Grab a bite to eat at the café, or grab a drink and dinner after work in the connected Gather restaurant. Be sure to stop by for one of their Cafe Nights to meet new connections in Boston.
District Hall, 75 Northern Avenue, Boston, MA, USA, +1 617 982 3213
5. Impact Hub Boston
Impact Hub offers space for individual workers and teams. Collaborate with others or work alone to find creative solutions. Impact Hub holds several events, and memberships include conference rooms and access to the global Hub network. Choose from two different membership levels: community and residential.
Impact Hub Boston, 50 Milk St, Boston, MA, USA, +1 617 274 7900
6. Oficio
Oficio is located downtown on gorgeous Newbury Street. Meeting rooms are available to rent by the day or hour, and membership can either include an open co-working space, dedicated desks, or private offices. There are multiple seating options, coffee, tea, and snacks, and day passes are available, which could help out students looking to cram before midterms or finals.
Oficio, 30 Newbury St, Boston, MA, USA, +1 857 239 9843
7. Make Shift Boston
Make Shift Boston is a co-working space for socially minded creative professionals. The workspace is home to diverse working artists, activists, and creative people from across many industries, and it also acts as a community gathering area and exhibition space. Interested visitors can apply for full or shift-working membership.
Make Shift Boston, 549 Columbus Ave, Boston, MA, USA, +1 617 652 0549
8. The Thinking Cup
Students or remote workers looking for a place to study and work will enjoy The Thinking Cup. The beautifully designed café has three locations around Boston. Order loose leaf tea or Stumptown Coffee, and settle in at one of the many tables to get work done. While there is no wifi, it is the perfect place to unplug or hunker down to write a term paper.
Multiple locations in Boston, MA, USA
9. Caffè Nero
Similar to The Thinking Cup, Caffè Nero has multiple locations across Boston, although it is a large-scale chain. However, they still serve delicious tea, coffee, and pastries. Several of their locations boast comfortable couches, bookcases, and fireplaces so that you can settle in and get to work.
10. Christopher Columbus Park
Park
11. Cambridge Public Library
As if anyone could ever tire of the Boston Public Library, there is another option across the bridge in Cambridge. The Cambridge Public Library celebrates an inclusive community for all, and there are several reading rooms, with large glass windows, in which to study.
Cambridge Public Library, 449 Broadway, Cambridge, MA, USA, +1 617 349 4040
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