Free Coworking Space Finder (+ Map)

What is a coworking space?

A coworking space is a shared office you can join by the day, the week or the month. You get a desk, fast internet and somewhere to take calls, without signing a lease.

Most offer day passes, and many run events where you meet other people who work for themselves or remotely.

Who is the coworking space finder for?

It's for anyone who needs a desk away from home:

• Digital nomad locations – nomads choosing a base where they can work well
• Internet speed test – remote workers checking a desk's connection on day one
• Time zone overlap calculator – anyone who needs hours shared with a team at home
• VPNs compared – people who work on shared networks

A good desk makes a new city feel like home faster, and those tools cover the rest.

The places with the most coworking spaces

Here are the places with the most coworking spaces mapped within 15 km, with the internet from M-Lab's open speed tests:

Counts cover spaces with a name on OpenStreetMap; a city's real number can be higher.

How to choose a coworking space

Here's what I check before I pay for more than a day:

• Try a day pass – most spaces sell one, and a day tells you more than the photos
• Test the internet – run a speed test at the desk, and check the upload for calls
• Check the hours – some close at 6 pm or on weekends, and a few are open around the clock
• Mind the commute – a space near where you stay gets used; one across town doesn't
• Look at the community – events and a shared kitchen are how you meet people

The finder shows each space's hours and website where the map has them.

Where the data comes from

The spaces come from OpenStreetMap: everything tagged as a coworking space within 15 km of each place, read 2026-09-30. OpenStreetMap's data is open under the ODbL, and the map credits its contributors.

A space shows only what the map holds: its name, where it is, and its hours and website when someone has added them. If a space is missing, anyone can add it on openstreetmap.org.

More tools for working from anywhere

These tools use the same places, each for a different question:

• Free Wi-Fi spots – cafés and libraries with Wi-Fi
• Coliving finder – houses where you live and work with others
• Digital nomad locations – every place, with its weather, internet and safety
• Internet speed test – test the desk or café before you settle in
• VPNs compared – a safer connection on shared Wi-Fi

Every place links to its own guide, with the visa, tax and money tools for its country.