The 5 Best Coworking Spaces in Tel Aviv (2026)

Updated August 2026 · 5 picks

The best coworking spaces in Tel Aviv in 2026 are Mindspace for design and community, WeWork for scale and locations, and Urban Place for value. Tel Aviv has one of the highest densities of startups in the world and the coworking market reflects it — a hot desk runs roughly ₪700–₪1,400 a month, and day passes are widely available. Five, and who each suits.

1. Mindspace — Rothschild and several other Tel Aviv locations

Israeli-founded, better designed than the competition, and genuinely social.

₪₪₪ UpmarketBest for Solo · Groups

Mindspace began in Tel Aviv and has grown into an international operator while keeping its home locations as its best ones. The design is a clear step above the generic coworking template — proper furniture, considered lighting, art on the walls.

It runs a real events and community programme rather than a nominal one, which matters if you are new to the city and working alone.

Its central locations put you in the middle of the Rothschild startup cluster.

Good to know: Ask for a free trial day before committing to a month — all the major operators offer one and few advertise it.

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2. WeWork — Multiple locations across Tel Aviv

The most locations, the most predictable product and global access on one membership.

₪₪₪ UpmarketBest for Solo · Groups

WeWork has more Tel Aviv buildings than any other operator, spread across the centre, the Sarona area and the north, which means you can usually find one within a short walk of wherever you are staying.

The product is standardised and familiar, and a membership works across its buildings worldwide — genuinely useful if Tel Aviv is one stop on a longer trip.

Less distinctive than Mindspace and priced similarly.

Good to know: If you already have a WeWork membership from another country, check whether it covers the Tel Aviv buildings before paying twice.

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3. Urban Place — Central Tel Aviv and around the country

The Israeli operator with the best value, and a mix of freelancers and established companies.

₪₪ Mid-rangeBest for Solo

Urban Place runs buildings in Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities, and generally comes in below the international operators for an equivalent desk.

The crowd is less uniformly startup than at WeWork or Mindspace — more small businesses and independent professionals — which suits some people and not others.

Facilities are solid rather than flashy, which is reflected in the price.

Good to know: Its non-Tel Aviv locations are much cheaper again, worth knowing if you are based outside the city.

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4. Merkspace — Tel Aviv and central Israel

A local chain with a quieter, more heads-down atmosphere.

₪₪ Mid-rangeBest for Solo · Groups

Merkspace operates coworking buildings across Tel Aviv and the centre of the country with a somewhat more corporate, less events-driven feel than the design-led operators.

That makes it a good fit if you want a desk and quiet rather than a community — it is noticeably calmer during the working day.

Private offices and small team rooms are a larger part of its mix than hot desks.

Good to know: Better suited to a small team taking a room than to a solo freelancer wanting to meet people.

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5. Spaces — Central Tel Aviv

The corporate option — meeting rooms, reception, a registered business address.

₪₪₪ UpmarketBest for Groups · Solo

Spaces, part of the IWG group that also runs Regus, is the most conventional business-centre option in Tel Aviv: staffed reception, bookable meeting rooms and formal private offices.

It is the right answer if you need to host clients, want a registered address in Israel or simply prefer an office to a coworking floor.

Less atmosphere, more infrastructure.

Good to know: Meeting rooms can be booked here by non-members, which is useful even if you work elsewhere.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does coworking cost in Tel Aviv?

Roughly ₪90–₪180 for a day pass, ₪700–₪1,400 a month for a hot desk and ₪1,300–₪2,200 for a dedicated desk. Private offices start around ₪2,500 per person per month. Prices are on the high side internationally and reflect central Tel Aviv real estate.

Can visitors and digital nomads use Tel Aviv coworking spaces?

Yes — all the major operators sell day and week passes without a contract, and most will let you tour and work for a trial day free. You do not need an Israeli company or bank account for short-term use, though monthly memberships usually want a local payment method.

Which neighbourhood should I work in?

Rothschild Boulevard and the surrounding blocks are the centre of the startup scene and where most spaces are. Sarona and the Azrieli area suit people who want the corporate end and easy transport. Florentin and Jaffa are cheaper, scruffier and better for freelancers than for teams.

Can you work from cafes in Tel Aviv?

Very much so — Tel Aviv's cafe culture actively accommodates laptops and sitting for hours, and free wifi is near-universal. The unwritten rule is to order something every hour or two. It is not a substitute for a desk if you take calls, but it is how a lot of the city's freelancers actually work.

What are the working hours and week in Israel?

The Israeli working week runs Sunday to Thursday. Friday is a half day or not worked at all, and Saturday is Shabbat. Coworking spaces are generally open 24/7 to members but noticeably empty from Friday afternoon. Plan meetings for Sunday to Thursday.

Is the wifi and infrastructure good?

Yes. Israeli internet infrastructure is fast and reliable, mobile data is cheap and near-universal, and every space on this list has business-grade connectivity plus backup power. Power cuts are rare and short.

1. Mindspace — Rothschild and several other Tel Aviv locations

2. WeWork — Multiple locations across Tel Aviv

3. Urban Place — Central Tel Aviv and around the country

4. Merkspace — Tel Aviv and central Israel

5. Spaces — Central Tel Aviv

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