LACS Conde d'Óbidos — Creative Coworking in Lisbon by the Tagus

What's available at LACS - Communitivity of Creators Conde d’Óbidos

What to expect at LACS - Communitivity of Creators Conde d’Óbidos

LACS Conde d'Óbidos isn't just a coworking space — it's a 5,000 m² restored dockworkers' building in Lisbon's Alcântara district, where industrial heritage and creative ambition share the same address. The bones of the building do the talking: exposed structure, curated art throughout, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Tagus river that reviewers consistently call out as genuinely extraordinary. Below the surface, the ecosystem runs deep — ateliers, an art gallery, a café, a restaurant, and dedicated event spaces sit alongside hot desks, private offices, and meeting rooms under one roof. Day passes start from €20, making it accessible for digital nomads passing through Lisbon, while growing startups can scale into private offices. Step-free access, two on-site lifts, and buses stopping at the door mean getting here is straightforward. As part of the multi-location LACS network — Santos, Anjos, and Cascais included — members gain a foothold in Lisbon's most connected creative community.

What makes this space special

Popular with Freelancers and Startups

This place is known for having a supportive startup and freelancer community.

Digital Nomad Hotspot

This workspace is known for its Digital Nomad Community

Modern Design

Workspace is known for very modern architecture and interiour design

Location & Hours

The Neighborhood

LACS Conde d'Óbidos sits in Alcântara, a district shaped by centuries of maritime and industrial activity on the banks of the Tagus — and now firmly in the middle of Lisbon's creative regeneration story. The Tagus riverside and pier are a short walk from the building, offering a genuine change of scene between work sessions. The neighbourhood blends working-port grit with emerging studios, design practices, and cultural venues, making it a natural home for freelancers and startups who want atmosphere alongside connectivity. Getting here is easy: buses stop directly at the door on Rocha do Conde de Óbidos, a dedicated cycling lane runs adjacent to the building, and external car parking is available on-site. Cais do Sodré — the nearest major transit hub — connects Alcântara to central Lisbon, the Cascais line, and Fertagus river crossings, putting the rest of the city within comfortable reach.

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