2 coworking: Pamplona

Coworking in Pamplona is a place where like-minded people get an opportunity to productively work, widen their business connections and develop their forward-looking ideas. The coworking spaces are evenly distributed in every district of Pamplona. The city is relatively small, so the number of office centres is limited. Nevertheless, everyone can find a suitable option. The office centres offer various coworking settings with helpful staff that will cater to your needs and help develop your business in the right direction. Professional reception services, air-conditioned rooms and ergonomic workstations are at your service in the coworkings of Pamplona. At MatchOffice we have comprised a list of coworking spaces in Pamplona available for rent. Didn't find a suitable venue? Create a search agent and get notified when something new becomes available.

Pamplona is the financial and commercial centre of Navarra. It is the seat of the regional administration and the territorial administration of the State. Industrial sector is an important pillar of Pamplona’s economy. It specializes in the production of building materials, metallurgy, paper and graphic arts as well as processed meat. The Volkswagen car company, situated in the Landaben industrial districts, generates the majority of workspaces in Pamplona's metropolitan area, with a workforce of 5 thousand workers. The factory also stimulates the commercial activity, both wholesale and retail. In recent years, many industries have moved from the capital to its metropolitan area. These moves were motivated by the search for an industrial land more suitable for contemporary production needs. Nowadays, the tertiary sector clearly prevail the local economy. Financial services, banking and tourism, have a dominant role among others.

Ever watched a running of the bulls in Spain? If yes, then you have already seen Pamplona. The city is famous for its traditional run of the bulls through the city centre. Pamplona is the biggest city of the Autonomous Community of Navarre, and historically also of the former Kingdom of Navarre. Today, the city is divided into two parts: modern districts and the old city behind an ancient city wall. Its ancient architectural heritage, as well as various festivals that take place throughout the year, make it a famous national as well as an international tourist destination. The city has two higher education establishments: the Public University of Navarra and the University of Navarra, in addition to having a campus of the National University of Distance Education (UNED).