How much does a Munich day pass cost?

Munich day passes start at €18/day (smaller spaces in Pasing, Sendling) and average €30–€45/day. WeWork at Maximilianstraße and Mindspace at Salvatorplatz charge €45–€65/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 €450/month. You can upgrade from a day pass to membership directly at reception.

Which Munich neighborhoods are best for coworking?

Altstadt (Maximilianstraße, Salvatorplatz, Marienplatz) has WeWork, Mindspace, Satellite Office — premium, highly rated, best transit. Werksviertel at Ostbahnhof skews tech (startups, media) with modern fit-out. Schwabing-Maxvorstadt has creative indies near the university. Westend (Impact Hub) for mission-driven communities. Pasing, Sendling, and Riem are cheaper and quieter — good for solo focus days.

Does Munich coworking work during Oktoberfest and trade-fair weeks?

Yes, but: Altstadt spaces during Oktoberfest and major trade fairs (Bauma, ISPO) run at 90–100% utilization. Hotels raise prices and day-pass slots are scarcer than usual. Book at least a week ahead during these windows — or shift to Werksviertel, Schwabing, or Pasing where utilization stays lower. We filter to guaranteed availability for your date.

How does Munich coworking differ from Berlin?

Munich is more corporate: more Series-A tech startups, more Mittelstand field staff, fewer solo freelancers. Average design and fit-out quality is higher (Design Offices Premium, Mindspace); prices average 30–40% above Berlin. Community events tend to be B2B-driven (networking, sales) versus Berlin's creative/artist mix. If you need boardroom-quality plus quiet, Munich wins; if you want cheaper and more unconventional, Berlin's worth the comparison.

Karnet dzienny coworking w Monachium

Ostatnia aktualizacja 6 maj 2026

Munich has around 60 coworking spaces, with 26 offering instantly bookable day passes. Prices start at €18/day; hot desks and fixed desks run €280–€450/month. Compared to Berlin the market is pricier and tighter: WeWork (Maximilianstraße), Mindspace (Salvatorplatz), Design Offices (10 locations), and Impact Hub München (Westend) are the biggest players. For remote days, trial days, or a few focused hours, book online and walk in. Werksviertel and Altstadt are the core clusters.

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Czym jest karnet dzienny coworking?

A coworking day pass in Munich gives you a desk in a shared workspace for a single day (typically 8–10 hours). Wi-Fi, coffee, meeting-room access, and the community are included. Munich-specific: because the city skews corporate (BMW, Allianz, Siemens), you'll see Mittelstand field staff and tech-startup teams in the same space. Book online, walk in, show the confirmation at reception — no contract, no membership. Ideal for Bavaria trips, workations, or solo focus days.