Designed with award-winning Copenhagen-based architects Norm, Linden Palais is a beautiful extension of the boulevard it sits on – Unter den Linden. Moving through the floors above, you’ll discover parquet flooring, arched windows and heavy drapes reminiscent of historic residential living in the Mitte district. 

Just a short walk from Unter den Linden station and in the buzzing borough of Mitte, Linden Palais sits firmly in the heart of Berlin’s city centre. This prime location plants you in the middle of the city’s most famous landmarks – from Brandenburg Gate to Museumsinsel – giving you instant access to Berlin’s remarkable history, and one of the most sought-after addresses in the whole of Germany.

Arrive at the sixth floor of Linden Palais and you’ll be greeted by a grand roof terrace with plentiful seating and event space. The intimate ground floor courtyard provides further space in which teams can work, meet and socialise alfresco.  

The library-inspired coworking space at Linden Palais offers room for more focused work, while the parlour-style lounge and bar creates a laid-back working environment. The individually designed meeting rooms come fully equipped with high-quality tech, Wi-Fi and video conferencing technology, as well as a comfortable seating area for clients to wait in while you prepare. 

Linden Palais is a striking, historic building, with intricate details that reveal its heritage. Built in 1908, it was previously known as the ‘French Palace’ when it was home to the French Embassy, and the ceiling of the members’ entrance still features the ornamental mosaic from that time.