Coworking Day Pass in Dusseldorf

Last updated May 6, 2026

Düsseldorf has a smaller coworking market than Cologne — around 25 spaces, with 10 offering instantly bookable day passes. Prices start at €19/day; hot desks and fixed desks run €280–€420/month. Clusters: Medienhafen (modern, ad agencies, Gehry buildings — premium), Königsallee and Innenstadt (classic central, best transit), Oberkassel (premium residential with coworking spaces), Pempelfort and Friedrichstadt (upmarket creative). Düsseldorf is more business-oriented than Cologne, with more advertising and fashion connections. From the Ruhr area, 15–30 minutes by S-Bahn.

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What is a coworking day pass?

A coworking day pass in Düsseldorf gives you a desk in a shared workspace for a single workday (8–10 hours). Wi-Fi, coffee, meeting-room access, and the community are included. Düsseldorf-specific: strong ad-agency, fashion, and consulting density (BBDO, Grey, fashion brands like Asics, Esprit) plus a Japanese community shape the atmosphere. From Essen, Duisburg, Wuppertal, or Cologne, Düsseldorf Innenstadt is 15–30 minutes by S-Bahn. Also popular during fair weeks for workations and focus days.

Coworking day pass in Dusseldorf — FAQ

City	Spaces	Rating	Day pass /day	Meeting /hr	Office /mo
Dusseldorf	7	4.4	€19	€19	€73
Amsterdam	39	4.0	€24	€35	€225
Paris	42	3.6	—	—	—
Cologne	29	4.3	€19	€19	€200

What does a Düsseldorf day pass cost?+

Düsseldorf day passes start at €19/day (indie spaces in Pempelfort, Friedrichstadt) and average €30–€42/day. Premium spaces like Mindspace (Königsallee) and WeWork charge €40–€55/day. Multi-day packs (5- or 10-day) save 10–20%. Hot-desk monthly memberships start at €280, fixed desks at €350, private offices at €479/month. You can upgrade from a day pass to membership at reception.

Which Düsseldorf neighborhoods are best for coworking?+

Medienhafen (ad agencies, creative-modern, Gehry buildings — perfect for advertising and brand connections), Königsallee and Innenstadt (central, best transit — premium spaces), Oberkassel (premium residential, quieter, with Rhine views), Pempelfort and Friedrichstadt (upmarket creative, slightly cheaper), airport area (Japanese firms, logistics). Eller, Reisholz, and Vennhausen are cheaper and well-connected — more central for Ruhr-area commuters than Innenstadt.

Is Düsseldorf coworking worth it during fair weeks?+

During Boot (January), drupa, interpack, K, and MEDICA, Düsseldorf-Innenstadt runs hot — hotels sold out, coworking spaces 90–100% full, prices often 20–30% higher. If you're only in town for the fair, a day pass in a hotel conference area or directly at Messe beats coworking. If you live in Düsseldorf and want to stay productive during fair weeks, shift to Pempelfort, Oberkassel, or Eller — those neighborhoods stay less utilized.

How does Düsseldorf coworking differ from Cologne?+

Düsseldorf and Cologne are both NRW but distinct: Düsseldorf is more business-oriented, more ad agencies (BBDO, Grey), more fashion brands, more consultancies, plus a Japanese community — atmosphere more formal. Cologne is more creative, more tech startups (Mediapark), more indie spaces — atmosphere lighter. Pricing comparable (day passes €19–€42 in both). For ad and fashion connections, choose Düsseldorf. For tech or creative connections, Cologne. Both are 25–45 minutes apart by ICE.