A crowd-sourced toplist with the best coworking spaces in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen. Edited by Sara Bergman.
This is a toplist with the best coworking spaces near Frederiksberg, Copenhagen. You can help to make this list better by voting for your favourite places!
TL; DR: Really good office community if you're looking for a productive environment with a great network.
Definitely recommended if you are looking for an office space for yourself, or your newly started company. Do not be afraid to not fit in if your company or project does not work directly with sound.
Many companies and individuals work on all sorts of projects - everyone works to create growth and kick-start projects. There are daily growth consultants present and you can easily get help with all sorts of things.
Even we have made great use of the network here. We spar with other companies, get tips and tricks, best practices and give some return. Since everyone is in the same boat in a way, thoughts and interests revolve around the same topics. If you have questions about something, there is definitely someone else in the hallway who has the answer.
The facilities are really good. A small kitchen is the only minus as it gets a little squeezed for lunch, but it works. Otherwise, the view over the Lakes is really delicious! The rooms have carpet and this is a really good thing!
Just try to hear the difference between the Sound House and the Rainmaker Loft in Holmen. Rainmaker Loft has hardwood floors and hard surfaces where large open spaces flow all sounds together into one large hallway sound mud. The acoustics are terrible out there, while at the Sound House it is wonderfully comfortable. Both in the rooms and in the open space. Just that you are actually capable of being productive is worth the price of a room in the House of Sound.
There is also A3 printer, coffee, cocoa, WiFi etc.
Even if space is sold out, it may be worth contacting the companies that rent space there. Sometimes they have available spaces that can be rented.
I moved to Denmark and started working from a fixed-desk at Republikken in the summer of 2018. Without the friends and community I found at the latter, I don't think I'd still be living here.
There are plenty of places to work and study in Copenhagen, but none match Republikken's charmed mix of creatives and business folk, order and chaos, Danes and expats, heavy drinkers and preternaturally calm baha'i Irishmen.
It's not a monoculture, and that's great - life's too short to spend with people who aren't weird, interesting and interested. It's a place that cultivates its community, with parties, groups, get-togethers - many growing organically, started by members taking the initiative - adding dimensions to the space beyond work.
If you're the newcomer I was two years ago, weighing options and reading those Reddit threads about expats unhappy and friendless in Denmark, Republikken is the right place to start.
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