Best Coworking Spaces For Startups In Serbia
We've gone through numerous coworking spaces in the CEE region, including Romania, Bulgaria, Czechia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, and Croatia. Today, we explore Serbian best coworking spaces for startups, entrepreneurs, and innovators. Here's what we've got. Enjoy!
Work Space One
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: from 220 EUR
Work Space One is based in the heart of Belgrade, in the city's Central Business District. The coworking space offers several areas: coworking spaces, private offices, meeting rooms, and virtual offices. All in all, there are 34 offices equipped with ergonomic furniture, high-speed internet, access control, meeting rooms available for a maximum of 20 people, conference rooms, and a furnished outdoor relaxation area. In addition, the space includes such features as lockable offices, phone booths, audio and video equipment, and it offers concierge services.
Regus
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: from RSD23,000 per person
The well-known Regus has five coworking spaces in Belgrade - high-quality ergonomic 244 private offices, 55 coworking desks, and 15 meeting rooms with hot desks and drop-ins. Furthermore, the Serbian Regus includes telecoms, high-speed internet, and bookable on-demand offices. You can book serviced offices with utilities and an on-site support team, custom offices with storage options and focus spaces, and get an office membership, allowing you to visit several workspaces, lounges, and break-out areas.
Smart office
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: 195 EUR (without a contract)
One more coworking space in the city center, Smart Office, has 30 desks, 2 conference rooms, and a virtual office. In addition, the area includes a smart kitchen with free snacks and a drinking area, an open zone, a masterclass space, personal lockers, and chill-out corners. The offices are well-equipped, having scanners, printers, projectors, and photocopiers. And one more nice bonus - the coworking spaces are dog and cat-friendly.
Nova Iskra creative hub
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: from 170 EUR
Nova Iskra is a heaven for creative teams, innovators, digital nomads, young entrepreneurs, and startups. The hub has three modern office spaces in Belgrade, offering high-speed fiber-optic WiFi, meeting rooms, whiteboards, Skype booths, mailboxes, and more. Additionally, Nova Iskra conducts community events, like lectures, workshops, webinars, matchmaking, and coworking hangouts. It also has a studio, helping businesses and startups with product and service development through its programs, initiatives, and partnerships.
ICT Hub Playground
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: from 140 EUR
ICT Hub Playground combines several roles. It has a coworking space with smart TV, whiteboard, WiFi, flipchart, and a sound system with wireless microphones. Also, ICT funds early-stage Serbian startups, and it helps with project and business development. The hub is popular among IT specialists thanks to its tech events and gatherings. It is cat and dog-friendly and has karaoke, darts, and a library.
Infostud HUB
City: Subotica, Belgrade
Monthly fee: 75 EUR
Infostud Hub serves as a coworking space, a community and educational center, and a place for events. The working area is a shared office space with 24 work units, 3 meeting rooms, a library, a kitchen, and a lounge. Additionally, the hub offers free courses, weekly meetups, hackathons, workshops, and movie screenings.
Navigator II
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: from RSD 32,500 per person
Navigator II is part of the Navigator Business Center, an 8-floor office area situated in the city center, 15 minutes away from the national airport. The workspace has 85 private offices, 4 meeting rooms, and 24 coworking desks. Additionally, the building is LEED Gold certified, and there are 500 parking places, parking for bicycles, and a fitness club.
Hab na Brdu
City: Belgrade, Banovo Brdo
Monthly fee: 100 EUR
Hab na Brdu calls itself a micro coworking hub. It is located in a quiet area next to a park forest. The space includes five working spaces, a meeting office, and a small kitchen. As for the facilities, it has two internet connections, a drawing board, and a so-called "copy-print-scan station." Hab na Brdu suits those who value calmness and relaxation.
Startit Centar
City: Belgrade, Zrenjanin, Novy Sad, Indija, Vršac, Subotica, Šabac, Kragujevac
Monthly fee: RSD 8,000
Stratit Centaris is another popular space among tech savvies. Located in several Serbian cities, this coworking space offers a wide range of facilities, including meeting rooms, Skype cabins, libraries, fast-speed optical internet, and a terrace. In addition, it has some entertainment options, like table tennis, a PlayStation, and free coffee. Stratit Centaris also organizes educational events, meetups, and themed events.
We Share
City: Belgrade
Monthly fee: RSD 180
We Share has three spaces in Belgrade. This place suits small businesses, creators, and entrepreneurs by offering private offices, meeting rooms, phone booths, conference rooms, and a kitchen. In addition, We Share is a very convenient place thanks to its 24/7 accessibility, a private office equipped with Steelcase furniture, and a virtual office that includes post services.
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