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Formerly a small village, Alkmaar is now one of the well-known cities of the Netherlands. Its historical significance is unrivalled as the city hosts hundreds of national heritage sites. Apart from the cultural heritage, Alkmaar is famous for its cheese market, held there annually during several months in spring and summer. The tech scene is only starting to bloom in the city and, nowadays, it is not a tech incubator per se. But, coworking offices slowly get popularity among the local initiatives and digital nomads who often need some workspace for performing tasks during their stay in Alkmaar. Flexible workspaces in Alkmaar create a unique atmosphere for like-minded individuals who wish to benefit from collaboration. They offer a wide range of facilities and services, occupy strategic locations in the city and are easily accessible by all means of transport. Usually, coworking venues of Alkmaar are offered by the business centres, though there are some stand-alone buildings, ready to open their doors for tenants 24/7.

Flexible suites in the city cater to various business purposes. Besides the traditional workstations rental, they offer small and medium-sized meeting rooms and private booth, in case you wish to discuss something with your team or work in silence. All coworking venues in Alkmaar are fully furnished and equipped, so, renting a workspace there, you don’t have to worry about anything but your business. Tenants are attracted by low rental fees(comparing to the traditional suites), high-quality facilities and services, and flexible rental terms. Monthly rental fees range from around EUR75 to EUR250. If you wish to be more agile, the daily rental can suit your needs. It costs approximately EUR15-30. The prices include the use of a core workstation or a shared desk, utilities, facilities, and access to common zones - kitchens, lounges, terraces, parking lots, etc.

The city’s geographical location(10 km away from the North Sea) has contributed much to its economic development. Historically, it was an important trading centre. Nowadays, its port is still responsible for shipping passengers and cargos. Alkmaar’s economic welfare depends upon the development of several leading industries - tourism, manufacturing and trade. Its cheese market, held from April to October, attracts thousands of visitors from all around Europe. Alkmaar has a rich history and boasts numerous landmarks from the medieval era. Cultural life is flourishing there too, local citizens and expats can visit various performances, or join the traditional four-day event Alkmaar Pride, regularly organized there.