From € 20 /h
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97 inspiring conference rooms in Berlin - Kreuzberg
Here you can find all seminar rooms in Berlin. From Mitte to Kreuzberg, Berlin is a city with many faces and many great meeting rooms. From all-day business conferences to innovative and chic business events in a Berlin event location, our portfolio offers everything you need. Meeting or seminar rooms that meet your needs - planning a successful event has never been easier!
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Dark Horse
Collaboration and event spaces from the authors of the Workspace and Digital Innovation Playbooks.
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Berlin - Wrangelkiez
MITOSIS LAB
No Ordinary Venue - former factory building with five floors of meeting rooms for your exact needs.
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Berlin - Neukölln
Meetings & Coworking @BER airport
Meetings & conferences near Berlin airport
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Berlin - Adlershof
Spacebase Ku'damm
Professional and inspiring meeting spaces operated by Spacebase
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Berlin - Charlottenburg
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Berlin Konferenzraum Zentic Space
Seminar & Conference Room in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
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Berlin - Prenzlauer Berg
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Berlin-Kreuzberg 36
Kiez Büro Coworking Kreuzberg
Meeting room for 6 people
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1 - 6
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5.0 (2)
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Guice2#Adalbertstraße
SportsHub
Workspace mit Charme
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2 - 25
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Workshop spaces
From € 69 /h
Hero Space
tuesday coworking - Neukölln
Meetingraum
A Meeting Room that get's you started right away
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1 - 8
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5.0 (3)
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Coworking spaces
From € 8 /h
HYPE Berlin
Meetingraum
Top-equipped meeting room - centrally located in Kreuzberg
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1 - 6
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5.0 (3)
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From € 15 /h
Studio Chérie
Studio 4
Charming Rental Studio in Berlin-Neukölln
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1 - 70
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4.7 (3)
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Photostudio
From € 55 /h
What is the average hourly rate in Berlin? The average hourly rate in Berlin is 68€ per hour, excl. tax, but you can also book venues for as cheap as 0€ per hour.
How many hours are included in the daily rate? The daily rate represents a 10 hour use of the space on business hours: from 8am to 6pm or from 9am to 7pm for example. Please keep in mind that the opening hours can vary from space to space and that additional fees may occur outside of the opening hours. Please note that some spaces may have an 8 hour daily rate only - in that case, the information is given in the space description.
What is the difference between a booking and a reservation? There are two possible ways to book a space on Spacebase: - Direct booking: if you request to book a room, the space owner has 72 hours to confirm or decline the request. When it is confirmed, the space will be booked for your event. - Reservation: you request a 3 days non-binding reservation. The space owner has 72 hours to confirm or decline your request. In case it is confirmed, you have 72 hours to make your final decision to either book the space or decline the reservation. You turn the reservation into a booking by choosing a payment method on the hire details page.
Can I book the location for just a couple of hours? Sure, most of the spaces are bookable per hour. In that case, you can find the price per hour on the venue detail page. Some spaces charge a minimum booking fee, which you can find on the space profile as well.
Organising your event in Berlin
Famously dubbed ‘arm aber sexy’ (poor but sexy) by its own maverick mayor, Berlin boasts a fantastic selection of dynamic and enchanting event spaces. These offer a wealth of potential, from vibrant cultural events and parties, to business meetings and co-working spaces. With a well-connected public transport system and two easily accessible airports, you are never far from your destination in Berlin, making the city perfect for local as well as international events.
Berlin’s reputation as a creative and cultural melting pot lies firmly in the city’s history. No other European city has been shaped by the tides of 20th-century history like the German capital, and this past is visible in the architecture and buildings of Berlin today. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 saw large parts of the inner-city abandoned as citizens fled for the allure of Capitalism in the West. This historical development left a vast selection of unexplored spaces that found new life as vibrant art galleries, clubs, bars and restaurants. By embracing failure as chance, Berlin’s Eastern districts are now some of the coolest neighbourhoods in Europe and they enjoy a tolerant and progressive atmosphere that is famous all over the world.
This unique history has also helped Berlin achieve its title as ‘Start-up Capital of Europe’ as aspirational entrepreneurs who have recognised the cheap rents, young talent and available business space have founded successful companies here. This has made Berlin an influential business hub for the technology and media industries.