Where2 — tools by AI Founders Madrid

Where2Work · English edition

Where to work and build in Madrid

Private coworkings, municipal incubators and innovation hubs, mapped by district with pricing hints and who they are for. Filter the full list here; individual listings are published in Spanish.

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40

Spaces listed

Coworkings, incubators and innovation hubs

19

Districts covered

From Centro to the outer districts

10

Free or subsidised

Municipal and publicly supported spaces

What will you find in Where2Work?

Where2Work is the listing of places to build in Madrid: private coworking spaces, municipal business incubators, technology hubs, labs and university spaces.

  • Filters by area of the city, district, space type and price, including free and subsidised options.
  • A real map of Madrid's districts so you choose by location, not alphabetically.
  • Each record includes address, space type, services, price guidance and a link to the operator.
  • The full public network: Madrid Emprende municipal incubators, MAD Tech Campus and Madrid Innova.
  • Private operators with several venues, such as Aticco, with per-venue detail.

Elige tu zona de Madrid

40 spaces found

By district

Browse the spaces available in each district of Madrid.

Public spaces

Municipal incubators, Madrid Innovation Lab (MIL) and the Madrid Innova network: iLAB, Puerta Innovación and the Madrid Food Innovation Hub.

Frequently asked questions

How much does coworking cost in Madrid?
It depends on area and format. A hot desk usually costs tens of euros a month on basic plans and rises for fixed desks and private offices, especially in the centre and along the Castellana axis. Each record links to the operator because rates change often.
What is a municipal business incubator and who can join?
It is a Madrid City Council space with far below-market prices and support for young companies. Access runs through public calls and usually requires a viable business project and activity in Madrid; exact conditions are on each record.
Are there free or subsidised spaces?
Yes. Municipal incubators, labs and some public hubs offer free or subsidised use depending on the programme. Use the price filter to isolate them.
Which area of Madrid suits me?
Centro and Chamberí concentrate community and events; the Castellana axis and the north lean corporate and financial; the south and east offer municipal incubators and industry at lower cost.
Do I need a registered company to get a desk?
Not in private coworkings. In municipal incubators and public programmes almost always yes, or at least a commitment to incorporate within the call's deadline.
Questions about the project (in Spanish)