The Best Coworking Spaces near Nizhniy Novgorod City Centre
A toplist | Updated August 2024
A crowd-sourced toplist with the best coworking spaces in Nizhniy Novgorod City Centre, Nizhniy Novgorod. Edited by Sara Bergman.
This is a toplist with the best coworking spaces near Nizhniy Novgorod City Centre, Nizhniy Novgorod. You can help to make this list better by voting for your favourite places!
An ideal place in the city for work. Beautiful interior with high ceilings. Free: Wi-Fi, paper, printer, tea, cookies :))
There are great places to meet with visitors and customers. For larger meetings, there is a spacious conference room.
And it all works around the clock! Agony!
Good day to all !!!!!
From February 3 to February 06, 2020 we were with the group at a seminar in Nizhny Novgorod. Hostel 515 became a temporary cozy house for all 5 people. As they say successfully, we drove cleanly, comfortably and at home warmly and ended comfortably in all meanings of the word. Thank you very much to Eugenia for the reception and for the help during my stay in Nizhny Novgorod.
And yes Friends I almost forgot the Hostel located in the historical center of the city. All recommend ....
Audiovisual installation of Anaconda studio "SE TAP" Held from 29.10-22.11.
Admission is free without payment, which is very convenient, polite staff at the entrance. There is a wardrobe, a small cafe, as well as a sale of branded clothing. The installation itself looks amazing. The atmosphere inside is meditative, completely immersing you in what you see. You feel yourself in a time machine that takes you from the present to the past and back.
Actually, the place is historical. The oldest publishing house, newspapers, magazines, books, textbooks, postcards, calendars, certificates of honor and hundreds of other types of printed materials were printed in this building. A huge printing plant worked around the clock and passing at night along the street. Figner (now Varvarskaya) in the basement windows could be seen how the workers were typing the text of tomorrow's morning newspaper, with their hands putting metal letters in special frames. And above them, on the floor above, were the editorial offices and other services. The director of this splendor was K.M. Gorev, who died in the 90s of a heart attack when he learned that the new white building of the combine at the junction of Kovalikha and Varvarka was mortgaged to the bank for debts on a scam loan taken on the security of this building by the then city authorities.
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