46 Coworking Spaces in Oslo

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Regus - Oslo City Ibsen in Oslo

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Spaces - Spaces Oslo Kvadraturen in Oslo

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Regus - Oslo, Posthuset in Oslo

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Spaces - Oslo, Spaces Nydalen in Oslo

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Spaces - Oslo, Spaces Tullinløkka in Oslo

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Regus - Oslo, Helsfyr in Oslo

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Regus - Oslo, Nydalen in Oslo

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from GBP 50

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Regus - Oslo, Karenslyst Allé in Oslo

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from GBP 50

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Regus - Oslo, Haakon VII's Gate in Oslo

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from GBP 300

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from GBP 50

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Spaces Nydalen in Oslo

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from GBP 300

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from GBP 50

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Coworking in Oslo About Oslo

Pop quiz: What’s the only fjord in Norway not situated along the country’s Atlantic coast? The Oslofjord, of course.

What’s a fjord, you ask? Does it have anything to do with Björk? No, she’s from Iceland, another country composed of numerous fjords. A fjord is a long, narrow, steep-sided inlet created when a valley left by a retreating glacier is filled by the sea. However, the Oslofjord cut into central Norway is actually not a fjord in the geological sense – the Norwegian word “fjord” can refer to many kinds of waterways. Tricky.

At the northernmost end of the Oslofjord sits – you guessed it – Oslo, occupying an arc of land surrounded by forested hills, placid lakes, and picturesque farms straight out of a fairytale. Approaching the city from any direction by any mode of transportation is a stunning experience. The close proximity to spectacular countryside, as well as some 40 islands dotted throughout the bay, makes Oslo an ideal place for the nature enthusiast in need of a metropolitan area for business. During winter, the proverbial bandwagon is the ski lift – hop on the metro with your equipment in hand and hit the slopes at one of the 8 ski resorts and 2000 kilometers of cross country trails through the Norwegian forest. If you’re aching for some nature within the city center, you’re never more than a few blocks away from a wide grassy park (and some disconcerting statues of raw human emotion if you’re in Frognerparken; see “Man Attacked by Babies”).

Winter, however, can be pretty grim (read: threatening to your sanity) if you work in a space without an external window. The sun shows itself for a mere six hours a day in the dead of winter and the temperature stays at or below freezing all day from mid-November to mid-March. Prepare your psyche. The city is admittedly much bleaker during this monochromatic season. Summer, in contrast, has long, glorious days of up to 18 hours of sun, a phenomenon known as “midnight sun.” That makes the longest day in Oslo almost 13 hours longer than the shortest day. If your circadian rhythm has been looking to participate in an adventure sport, life near the Arctic Circle is definitely for you.

Despite the extremes of the seasons, Oslo continues to be ranked highly for excellent quality of life. In addition to the harmony of city life and recreational opportunities, some of the factors that make Oslo so remarkable include personal freedoms, top-notch education and intellectual capital, entrepreneurship opportunities, transparent and socially progressive government, environmental consciousness, ease of international travel, low crime rate, modern infrastructure and cityscape, hyper-efficient public transportation, English-fluent locals, a well-integrated international community, and vibrant music-culture-design and other creative events.

It’s no surprise that the cost of living is therefore quite high, with housing and all other expenses totaling $2000-2500/month in the next bracket beyond “barely surviving.” $800 is the ultimate flat rental low an expat is usually able get away with. Fortunately, apartments are very well insulated with low energy prices. Check out the Frogner (affluent) and Grünerløkka (hip) neighborhoods if you’ve got the kroners to throw down, the western suburbs if you’d prefer to be immersed in the expat community, or inner east Oslo for a more affordable shabby chic sort of lifestyle within the city.

Find the best coworker community for you by clicking on our interactive map and exploring Oslo’s coworking spaces.

Coworking in Oslo About Oslo

Coworking in Oslo

The economic, political and population capital of Norway, Oslo is an exciting and dynamic city with world renown and a unique history. Industry and business bustle throughout the city, making Oslo coworking space highly sought-after. Economy in Oslo revolves around the Maritime sector, being one of the largest in Europe, and includes shipping companies, ship brokers, cargo and passenger ports. A global leader in the field of education and public education, Oslo is an ideal locale for raising a family. If coworking in Oslo sounds like the right fit to you, check out our listings for shared workspace in Oslo available for rent.

Shared Office Space in Oslo

Different companies require different amenities and services in an office, and that is where Coworker comes in. Our wide selection of Oslo coworking space provides you with various service options, including high-speed internet and WiFi, reception, meeting rooms, conference spaces, and printing services, to name a few. When you opt into a shared workspace in Oslo, you will get the benefits of a large facility, even if you are a small company. Imagine the possibilities of new space for your team.

Book Oslo Coworking Space with Coworker

If you are ready to take the next step with your company and try out coworking in Oslo, allow Coworker to make the process as easy on you as possible. We have the largest network of coworking spaces around the world, and have served over 6 million countries in over 170 countries. The fact that each and every Oslo coworking space has been validated by a member of our team means you can rest assured that your new work space meets rigorous standards. Discover what shared office space in Oslo can do for your company, and book a work experience with Coworker today.