CoWorking Mosel
Combine work and holidays
Work remotely on individual projects in the region’s attractive co-working spaces: superbly equipped and innovative, they provide the ideal setting for productive working hours, a friendly atmosphere and inspiring exchanges with locals or like-minded people.
5 reasons to go on a workation at the Mosel region
Working with a view
Looking out onto green spaces improves well-being and boosts cognitive performance.
Experience moments of pleasure
A chilled glass of Riesling tastes particularly good after work.
Experience Roman culture
Over 80 Roman monuments bring the Roman era to life.
Recharge your batteries
Explore nature actively whilst enjoying the wine-growing landscape.
Spending time with the family
Personalised leisure activities with brilliant excursions for young and old alike.
This is Coworking Mosel
Whether you’re looking for office space or an individual workstation, on a daily basis or for a longer period – the Moselle’s co-working spaces offer the right space to suit every need:
Are you looking for a venue for a large conference or meeting?
The Rhineland-Palatinate Convention Bureau can help you with the planning.
FAQ on co-working at the Mosel
Working remotely means you leave your usual office workspace and set up shop in a location of your choice that has the necessary technical and practical resources.
Creative people have always done this: painters, writers, composers—the oft-cited summer retreat. Recharging in inspiring places, exchanging ideas with others, and gathering new inspiration.
The term “workation” is a portmanteau combining the two English words “work” and “vacation.” When combined with “remote,” it describes a way of structuring one’s workday by relocating one’s “normal” daily work to a vacation-like destination, such as the Mosel region.
A coworking space is a shared space or building where you can rent an office or a desk—for a few hours, a few days, several weeks, or even months.
Literally translated, it means “space for working together.” People of different ages and from various industries come together, exchange ideas, work on projects, and find inspiration.
Fiber-optic expansion has finally reached the Mosel! While not every home is connected to the high-speed network yet, you can rest assured that our "Coworking Mosel" spaces already have high-speed internet.
Whether by train, long-distance bus, plane, or in your own car or caaravan—there are many ways to get to the Mosel. We’ve put together some tips to help you plan your trip.
