💻Coworking Spaces Florence

Located near Santa Maria Novella, offers flexible desks, private offices, and event spaces. Excellent WiFi, vibrant community, and modern amenities. Day passes start from 20.

A well-established space in the San Lorenzo area, offering hot desks, fixed desks, and meeting rooms. Known for strong WiFi and a friendly, supportive atmosphere. Day passes available.

Situated in the Oltrarno, this space provides bright, open areas and private rooms. Good WiFi, relaxed atmosphere, often hosts workshops. Daily access around 25.

Close to Porta al Prato, offering dedicated desks and meeting rooms in a professional setting. Reliable WiFi and quiet environment, suitable for focused work. Pricing on inquiry.

Part of the TSH hotel in Novoli, this modern space offers hot desks, private offices, and a gym. Excellent WiFi, lively atmosphere, and good transport links via Tramvia. Day passes from 15.

Located centrally near the Duomo, offering various desk options in a comfortable, professional environment. Good WiFi and facilities. Ideal for short-term stays, day rates available.

A more focused space catering to startups and small businesses, offering fixed desks and private offices. Strong internet connection and supportive community. Contact for rates.

A unique coworking space with an industrial-chic vibe, offering shared desks and private studios. Good for creative professionals. Check website for pricing and availability.

Located near Fortezza da Basso, offering modern coworking desks, private offices, and a range of amenities. Excellent WiFi, lively atmosphere perfect for networking. Day passes available.

A newer, well-equipped space providing hot desks and private offices. Focuses on a collaborative environment with reliable WiFi. Located slightly outside the absolute center.

Chic design store, flower shop, and cafe with excellent WiFi and plenty of space. Great for focused work during off-peak hours, but can get busy. Near Duomo.

Multiple locations, famous for specialty coffee. Reliable WiFi, bustling atmosphere. Best for short work sessions due to popularity. Expect to order regularly.

A charming bookstore with a cafe area offering good WiFi and a relaxed, intellectual atmosphere. Ideal for quiet reading and focused work. Near Santo Spirito.

Several spots across Florence offering healthy food, good coffee, and dependable WiFi. Can be busy, but generally welcoming to laptop users. Good for quick tasks.

A contemporary cafe with good coffee, light meals, and strong, free WiFi. Often frequented by students and remote workers. Located near Piazza della Libertà.

Offers a cozy, laid-back atmosphere with American-style breakfast and lunch. WiFi is generally good, suitable for casual work sessions. Located in Oltrarno.

A popular spot near Piazza della Repubblica. Offers a bustling atmosphere, decent WiFi, and extended hours. Good for quick emails or browsing.

Located on the rooftop of the luxury store LuisaViaRoma. Offers stunning views and decent WiFi. More for a treat than a full workday, but a unique spot.

A lovely cafe known for pastries and gelato. Offers a relaxed environment and free WiFi. Suitable for lighter work or checking emails between tasks.

A unique vegetarian/vegan restaurant and bookstore with a quiet courtyard. WiFi is available, making it a serene spot for focused work outside peak meal times.

One of Florence's oldest and most elegant cafes in Piazza della Repubblica. Offers WiFi but is better for short, atmospheric work sessions rather than long hours.

While cafes offer WiFi, dedicated home internet is crucial for stability. Providers like TIM, Vodafone, and WindTre offer fiber optic. Prioritize speed and reliability for your home office.

For on-the-go work or backup, a local Italian SIM from Vodafone, TIM, or Iliad offers affordable data plans. This creates a personal hotspot when cafe WiFi struggles.

In cafes, it's polite to order regularly, especially if occupying a table for extended periods. A coffee every hour or a small snack demonstrates consideration.

Power outlets in cafes can be scarce or inconveniently located. A fully charged power bank will save you from interruptions, especially during busy hours.

ATAF buses and the Tramvia are efficient for reaching coworking spaces outside the historical center, like TSH Collab in Novoli. Plan routes using Google Maps.

Basic Italian for ordering, asking about WiFi, or extending your stay at a cafe goes a long way. It enhances your experience and interaction with locals.

Cafes are less crowded in mid-morning (after breakfast rush) and mid-afternoon. This provides a quieter environment and better chances for finding a seat and an outlet.

Florentine cafes can be lively. Good noise-canceling headphones are invaluable for maintaining focus amidst the typical Italian cafe buzz and conversations.

Many coworking spaces host aperitivo events. It's a fantastic, relaxed way to meet other remote workers and local professionals in Florence.

Opening hours, especially for smaller cafes or during holidays, can be irregular. Always double-check online before heading out to avoid disappointment.