Meeting rooms from €700/day · Private offices from 1–4 people — Hermannstraße 90, Berlin · 4.1 ★ (48 reviews)
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Meeting rooms 1–300 persons | 1–300 persons | On request | |
Meeting rooms 1–80 personsfrom €700/day | 1–80 persons | from €700/day | |
Private offices 1–4 persons | 1–4 persons | On request | |
Guesthouse Room 1–2 personsfrom €125/day | 1–2 persons | from €125/day |
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Who it's for: journalistic and editorial organisations, civil society, think tanks and funders in this field. Publix is Germany's first dedicated house for journalism and the public sphere — a nonprofit mission hub in Berlin-Neukölln built from the ground up to defend independent media. The purpose-built 4,000 m² building at Hermannstraße 90 brings together roughly 30 permanent resident organisations — including Correctiv, Reporters Without Borders, Netzwerk Recherche, and Tactical Tech — creating an unusually focused community of journalists, researchers, and civic technologists. Coworkers share that ecosystem: access to professionally staffed video and podcast studios, meeting rooms for up to 12 people (price on request), a canteen, and a panoramic rooftop terrace. The building is low-barrier and has a lift. Beyond the desks, Publix anchors itself in the neighbourhood through Publix Thursday — regular, usually ticketed public talks — as well as fellowships and media-literacy programmes open to the Neukölln community. If you do your work at the intersection of journalism, democracy, and the open society, this is the building that was built for it.
Lots of networking events are taking place at this workspace.
This workspace is known to host a welcoming and inclusive community.
Workspace is known for very modern architecture and interiour design
Hermannstraße 90, 12051, Berlin, Germany
Publix sits on Hermannstraße in Berlin-Neukölln, one of the city's most culturally layered districts. Immediately behind the building is a quiet cemetery park — a rare pocket of calm on a lively arterial street. Tempelhofer Feld, one of Berlin's most beloved open spaces, is within walking distance, as are Anita-Berber-Park and the ornamental Körnerpark. The area pulses with independent shops, multicultural food, and a long tradition of grassroots organising — Publix actively cultivates relationships with local associations and neighbourhood initiatives as part of its civic mission. Getting here is straightforward: the U8 U-Bahn and the S-Bahn both stop at Hermannstraße, a short walk from the building. The building is low-barrier and has a lift.
Located at Hermannstraße 90, 12051 Berlin, in the Neukölln district. The building is a new construction situated between the busy Hermannstraße and a quiet cemetery park. It is low-barrier and has a lift. For event or room bookings, contact booking@publix.de. For guesthouse access and check-in, contact guesthouse@publix.de. The ground floor (Forum, Box, Conference Room, Canteen) is publicly accessible. The S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations are within easy walking distance.
Yes — Publix in Berlin-Neukölln is Germany's first dedicated house for journalism and the public sphere. It is a nonprofit hub at Hermannstraße 90, Berlin, housing around 30 resident organisations including Correctiv, Reporters Without Borders, and Tactical Tech, alongside coworking desks and publicly accessible event spaces.
Publix coworking is designed for journalists, researchers, media-adjacent nonprofits, and civic technologists who want to work alongside a mission-driven community. Permanent residents include some of Germany's most prominent press-freedom and investigative journalism organisations, so the day-to-day atmosphere reflects that focus.
Publix has professional video and podcast studios staffed by in-house experts. The studios are available to residents, coworkers, and external bookers — making them accessible without a long-term commitment to the building.
Publix is low-barrier: the building has a lift, but not every area is fully accessible. If you have specific access needs, check with the team before your visit.
Publix hosts Publix Thursday — a regular series of public talks open to anyone, usually ticketed — as well as workshops, fellowships, and media-literacy programmes aimed at the wider Neukölln community. Event programming reflects the building's mission around journalism and the open public sphere.
Publix is located at Hermannstraße 90, 12051 Berlin-Neukölln. The nearest public transit stops are U8 Hermannstraße (U-Bahn) and S Hermannstraße (S-Bahn), both within easy walking distance. The building is low-barrier and has a lift.
Review summary
Across 11 detailed Google reviews, Publix reads less like a classic coworking floor and more like a striking building in the heart of Neukölln whose café and kitchen do most of the talking. Reviewers rarely describe a working day here; what they write about is the food, the architecture and the garden. Food is the clearest theme by far. Members repeatedly praise the kitchen, with one summing it up as “delicious food and beautiful design”, and several say the quality comes at a reasonable price. The building itself earns nearly as much attention: people describe it as spacious and minimalist, with well-done design and great architecture that looks out onto greenery. Three reviewers single out the lovely garden at the back as a place to eat. Beyond the café, a few reviewers see Publix as a good home for non-profit organisations and journalists, and one calls it ideal for conferences in the field of journalism. Getting there is described as easy, and most mentions of the team are warm, with staff described as kind and attentive. The criticism is worth knowing. Two reviewers found prices on the high side, and two had less friendly encounters with the staff. One did not warm to the atmosphere. The single comment on practical equipment is critical: there are only a few sockets and the garden furniture is uncomfortable, so anyone planning a full workday should check power and seating first.
Members most consistently praise Coffee & food, Atmosphere, and Value for money. The most-raised point to know about is Value for money.
Consistently praised
Worth knowing
“Delicious food and beautiful design”
See options & request a tourAndre Wokittel
Sep 2026
An important and architecturally valuable place for press freedom
Ralf Rummler
Sep 2026
Wanjeri wa Kariuki
Sep 2026
Emanuel Fier
Aug 2026
Mahmoud Awwad
Aug 2026
C & D
Aug 2026
Lunch for everyone, of good quality at a reasonable price.
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