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A guide to Bratislava coworking spaces

Then → Now · 2026

Dvojbodka, the smallest and oldest space on the list, is still the same 12 desks at the same address eight years on, while the "beautifully designed" 0100 Campus stopped selling desks and became a hackathon consultancy.

What it said (2018) ↓

12 spaces named: Atelier, New Cvernovka (Coworking Cvernovka), 0100 Campus, Progressbar, Dvojbodka, Satori Stage, Rubixlab, Hub Bratislava, Impact Hub Bratislava, Offis.sk, Connect Coworking

Dvojbodka was founded in 2013 with 12 desks. Connect, founded in 2011, is "the oldest in town"

What happened (2026) ↓

Coworking Cvernovka is operating on the 5th floor of Nová Cvernovka, with about 70 places, 24/7 member access and public hours of 9:00–17:00. coworkingcvernovka.sk

Dvojbodka is still at Šoltésovej 3 with 12 desks and €145 a month, and still describes itself as one of the first in Bratislava (2013). dvojbodka.sk

Verdict · Held up: 5 / 10 · Full 2026 update

Partly true The durable, community-run spaces (Cvernovka, Dvojbodka) survived; several micro and café spaces have disappeared from the web. "It will just be getting better" is unverified.

  • Bratislava's high ratio of coworking spaces to population would just keep getting better.Unverified

Original post · 4 June 2018

Bratislava, the tiny little -- and beautiful -- capital of Slovakia, with a population of just under half-a-million, was a positive surprise to me with its diverse ecosystem of coworking spaces. I was aware that Slovakia, being a home of strong talent fueled by the local engineering and technology schools in Bratislava has been a center of attraction for major tech companies, and is now standing up with its start-ups, which tend to be internationally focused from Day 1 given the tiny size of local market. And with no surprise, coworking spaces are a major enabler of this ecosystem. As I arrived in Bratislava on a Friday afternoon after a 2.5 hour train ride from Budapest, I was on my way to Atelier immediately after I dumped my luggage in the hotel.  

Atelier coworking space

Atelier is a mini-coworking space, located in the big building of University of Technology on Racienska 71. It’s small, with 8-10 desks, a meeting room and a cool chill-out area. They are focused on their community of positively-thinking people who would enjoy working together vs the daily and occasional coworkers. I found it quite cosy, especially their retro chill-out area, and the kitchen wall covered with pictures of the geniuses! They are offering only monthly and longer memberships.
Atelier coworking space, on a late friday afternoon
 

New Cvernovka

My next visit was to New Cvernovka, on the same Racienska street as Atelier, and two stops away on no. 78 on the 5th floor of the Cvernovka Cultural & Creative Center. My visit did not last too long though, as they were fully booked for a conference. They are offering a variety of options of fixed and flexible desks, coworking area, meeting rooms, a children’s playground for coworking mums, an event space for 80 people and a bistro.
New Cvernovka, from the outside
 

0100 Campus

Then I took the bus to the other side of the city, to Karlova Ves, to the beautifully designed 0100 Campus. It took me a while to find the entrance as the pin on Google Maps is a bit misleading, but it may also just be me! Once you get inside, you are greeted by a good mix of refreshing green and white colors and a big space with a cafe and chill-out area on side and a large open-air terrace on the other with desks, private offices and meeting rooms in the middle. They have an international community of start-ups entrepreneurs and students. They are focusing on building a community of sharing and collaboration. They were running a workshop to teach kids programming when I was there, which is one of the many workshops they are running to help develop students and youth in their entrepreneurial journey as Tereze Kmecova, 0100 Campus’s Relationship Manager, who gladly showed me around, explained enthusiastically. They are now planning to open their second location in Bratislava.
0100 Campus Bratislava, chill-out area
  I had to call it a day as it was already past 5pm, which means coworking spaces usually get quiet, but more importantly, my team, Fenerbahce, was to play in the semifinal on the Euroleague, and I had to find a nice spot to watch in the Old Town of Bratislava.  

Progressbar

The weekends are usually quiet for coworking spaces in any town, however Matej, founder of Progressbar, was very kind to meet me to show his space on Dunajska 14. This coworking space is one very big room with high ceilings, still with well located areas for a meeting room, chill-out area with retro couches and desks. “We are still building it though” said Matej, as he explained how they will add an elevated area to make a distinct event space, and possibly expand further with the bar downstairs. This is a very interesting “must visit” place when you are in Bratislava not only for the space, but also for the very interesting blockchain and cryptocurrency discussions with Matej, as well as to see their door access management system they built themselves on Telegram. progressbar coworking space Bratislava

Dvojbodka coworing space

Dvojbodka was next on my list, as they had also kindly offered to meet me on a Saturday They are centrally located on Šoltésovej 3, behind the Palace of Justice, and are small, very small, however is a perfect fit for those who are looking for a quiet and peaceful environment, and are willing to work in a family-like environment of inspirational and independent professionals. They are offering a fully-equipped kitchen and a small meeting room, on top of the 12 desks they have. Having been founded in 2013, they are one of the first coworking spaces in Bratislava.
Dvojbodka, meeting room

Satori Stage

Later, I stopped by Satori Stage, which offers coworking desks on top of their main business of event space and cafe. They were so busy as they were one of the co-hosts of the street festival running that day, so I had to come the next day to meet Andrej. As you enter, their beautiful cafe greets you warmly. The event space is at the back side, and was getting ready to host a clothes-swapping event Sunday afternoon. Their coworking space is actually one mid-size room for 6-8 people, however the opportunity to use the cafe or event area makes it quite attractive. They are offering hourly usage at 4 euro/hour (with a maximum cap of 16 euros/day for as long as you need it) that includes the free coffee and tea! Being located so centrally at Mickiewiczova 9, it’s a no-miss coworking space for you in Bratislava.  
Satori Stage, cafe area
 

Rubixlab

Monday started with a visit to Rubixlab, a very colorful coworking space, that doubles as an Incubator in the north of downtown, on Jegeho 2. It’s located in a historical building with high-ceilings, and the large coworking area gives you a good feeling of openness. As it's on the 5th floor, make sure you use the elevator, unlike me! Adriana, who manages the space, showed me around and mentioned they are offering a variety of membership options for private offices, fixed and flexible desks as well as a networking-only membership which gives free or discounted access to Rubixlab’s events.
Rubixlab, coworking space
 

Hub Bratislava

My next visit was to Hub Bratislava, on the other side of the Danube, on Černyševského 10. This is one of the bigger coworking spaces in town, with a bigger focus on private offices, as well as offering virtual offices and a relatively small coworking area, shared offices and meeting rooms of different sizes.
Hub Bratislava
  Impact Hub Bratislava Impact Hub Bratislava is just in the old town, overlooking a nice square and park. As in any coworking space in the Impact Hub network, they are offering a complete coworking experience with well-designed flexible and fixed desk areas, and a large area for chill-out, networking and team collaboration. Their meeting and skype rooms were fully booked at the time I was visiting, which is a sign of their popularity I guess.
Impact Hub Bratislava
 

Offis coworking space

My next stop was Offis.sk, just off the Old Town, on Kozia 11. Although I was in the right building, I just could not find the entrance, so had to call their number to ask how to get in, only to learn to my disappointment that they are about to be closing down their business. What a pity!   Connect Coworking My last stop in Bratislava was to Connect Coworking, which has multiple locations, and I visited their smaller location on Košická 37, located on the 3rd floor of a big, old government building. They are founded in 2011, which I think makes them the oldest in town! Whether you are a freelancer, a small business, a digital nomad or a start-up, or willing to run a big event, or just need a desk occasionally, Connect probably has something for you with their various options of spaces and memberships.
Connect Coworking
  There were few other coworking spaces that I regretfully missed to visit as I had to catch my train back. This was just one other awesome coworking trip that once continued to prove that “every coworking space is unique,” but not only that. Bratislava is a beautiful city with a long and proud history shared by many cultures. There is an impressive range of architecture, and strolling in the tiny streets of the old town you discover a new amazing building on your right, left, up, down, every time you pass by. The entrepreneur scene is growing fast, and it may well have one of the higher coworking space to population ratios in the region, and apparently it will just be getting better. As a personal note, I am happy and excited to add Bratislava to the  Cowork7/24 platform where you are hopefully soon be able to book an awesome desk or meeting or meet a vibrant community whenever you need one!   Check out other city guides we wrote: A Quick Guide to Vilnius Coworking Spaces A Quick Guide to Tallinn Coworking Spaces  
2026 update

What happened after this was written

Claims then:

  • 12 spaces named: Atelier, New Cvernovka (Coworking Cvernovka), 0100 Campus, Progressbar, Dvojbodka, Satori Stage, Rubixlab, Hub Bratislava, Impact Hub Bratislava, Offis.sk, Connect Coworking
  • Dvojbodka was founded in 2013 with 12 desks. Connect, founded in 2011, is "the oldest in town"
  • Satori Stage charged "4 euro/hour (with a maximum cap of 16 euros/day)"
  • 0100 Campus is "planning to open their second location"
  • Offis.sk was "about to be closing down"
  • Bratislava "may well have one of the higher coworking space to population ratios in the region, and apparently it will just be getting better"

What happened since:

  • Coworking Cvernovka is operating on the 5th floor of Nová Cvernovka, with about 70 places, 24/7 member access and public hours of 9:00–17:00. coworkingcvernovka.sk
  • Dvojbodka is still at Šoltésovej 3 with 12 desks and €145 a month, and still describes itself as one of the first in Bratislava (2013). dvojbodka.sk
  • Hub Bratislava is still at Černyševského 10/A, now selling furnished offices from 13 m², virtual offices and meeting rooms. Coworking desks are no longer the headline. hubbratislava.eu
  • 0100 Campus: 0100campus.com now redirects to Campus Innovations / StartuPeak, a corporate-innovation and hackathon consultancy. Its "About" page traces the company back to 0100 Ventures and the Binarium building in 2016, but the site no longer sells desks. It pivoted from coworking to an events and innovation service. campus-cowork.com/o-nas
  • Progressbar: its site is still up but says it is temporarily closed since the Corona crisis; no sign it reopened. cowork.progressbar.sk
  • Rubixlab: rubixlab.com now redirects to a gambling spam site, so the domain has lapsed. No current web presence found.
  • Offis.sk: the closure the post reported in 2018 stands. offis.sk now redirects to an unrelated Czech firm, Offis Moravia. offis.cz
  • Atelier and Satori Stage: their domains no longer resolve (checked 2026-09-30). No current web presence found.
  • Connect Coworking: connect-network.com returns a WordPress database error (HTTP 500). Status unverified.
  • Impact Hub Bratislava: impacthub.sk resolves, but the page sits behind a hosting firewall and a certificate mismatch. Status unverified.

Named spaces/orgs status:

Name Then Now Evidence
Atelier 8–10 desks, Račianska 71 No current web presence found ateliercoworking.sk does not resolve, 2026-09-30
Coworking Cvernovka 5th floor, Nová Cvernovka Operating, ~70 places coworkingcvernovka.sk
0100 Campus Karlova Ves, planning a 2nd site Pivoted to Campus Innovations / StartuPeak (innovation events); coworking not offered campus-cowork.com
Progressbar Dunajská 14, "still building" Temporarily closed since COVID (own site); no reopening found cowork.progressbar.sk
Dvojbodka 12 desks, since 2013 Operating, €145/month dvojbodka.sk
Satori Stage Café + event space, €4/hour No current web presence found satoristage.eu does not resolve
Rubixlab Coworking + incubator, Jégeho 2 No current web presence found (domain now gambling spam) rubixlab.com redirect, 2026-09-30
Hub Bratislava Offices + small coworking area Operating: offices, virtual office, meeting rooms hubbratislava.eu
Impact Hub Bratislava Old Town Unverified (site blocked) impacthub.sk firewall
Offis.sk "About to be closing down" Closed as reported; domain now points to an unrelated Czech firm offis.cz
Connect Coworking Multiple sites, since 2011 Unverified (site returns HTTP 500) connect-network.com

Verdict: Partly true. The durable, community-run spaces (Cvernovka, Dvojbodka) survived; several micro and café spaces have disappeared from the web. "It will just be getting better" is unverified.

Headline finding: Dvojbodka, the smallest and oldest space on the list, is still the same 12 desks at the same address eight years on, while the "beautifully designed" 0100 Campus stopped selling desks and became a hackathon consultancy.


Additional checks · Chrome search, 30 Sep 2026

  • Impact Hub Bratislava: Not in impacthub.net's location list; PitchBook describes it in the past tense ('was an accelerator'). Only aggregator listings remain. Possibly closed or left the network; no primary statement of closure was found. (probable; Google search in Chrome 2026-09-30; pitchbook.com profile; impacthub.net)
  • Connect Coworking: Reportedly operating: a Google-index snippet of its own site showed '© 2026 Connect Coworking' at Stromová 54/A, Bratislava, but the snippet could not be reproduced and the live site still returns an error, so this could not be confirmed from the primary source. (unconfirmed; Google search in Chrome 2026-09-30; connect-network.com (indexed))
  • Progressbar: Closed since COVID: its own site says 'Sorry, we are temporarily closed — Corona crisis hit us, however we are doing our best to reopen soon!' (confirmed; progressbar.sk, via Google search in Chrome 2026-09-30)

Where these differ from the notes above, these supersede them.

Re-verified 3 November 2026: 8 claims confirmed, 2 corrected, 2 hedged, 0 removed.

Researched 30 September 2026 and re-verified against the sources on 3 November 2026. Sources are linked in each point. Items marked "unverified" could not be established and are not guessed.