World Trade Centre Almere, Almere
- From €199/Per Desk/ Month
About this workspace
World Trade Centre Almere sits in the heart of Almere, close to major business and transport hubs. As a result, its central position suits startups, SMEs, and international teams that need easy regional access. The surrounding area includes established firms, growing companies, and everyday services that support business operations. Crucially, Almere’s WTC district places you close to civic services and retail at the Stadshart.
The workspace offers private offices, coworking areas, and fully serviced meeting rooms. High-speed Wi‑Fi, ergonomic furniture, and on-site staff keep teams supported throughout the day. In addition, breakout areas and stocked kitchens provide places to pause. Meanwhile, showers and bike storage support active commutes, and recycling points encourage good habits. On-site teams handle reception, cleaning, and maintenance so you can stay focused on work.
Almere Centrum station is a short walk away, offering quick rail links across the Randstad. From the station forecourt, frequent buses reach neighbouring districts and local residential areas. Moreover, the A6 and A1 provide direct road access, while parking is available on-site or close by.
Nearby cafés, supermarkets, and gyms make it easy to break up the day or meet informally. Furthermore, business hotels and services are within walking distance for visiting clients. World Trade Centre Almere offers a well-connected base for teams in Almere.
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