Highlights

5m² - 150m²

Available surface

Reception included

Give clients a warm welcome

Meeting rooms available

Multiple rentable meeting rooms

24/7 access

24-hour access to offices

1000 Mbit speeds

Super fast fibre optic internet

Flexible monthly upscaling

Scale-up as your business grows

Why Flexas.com

Personalized advice

Our office specialists will help you find your perfect office.

Free of charge

We do not charge for our help and advice. You only pay the price of your new office.

Easy and quick

Don't lose time: We can schedule and do viewings the same day!

About the office space on Nymphenburger Straße 4

Office space for rent at Nymphenburger Straße 4 in Munich. This superbly located office building has a subway station right on the doorstep and is next door to the famous Loewenbraeukeller bar and restaurant. From the fifth floor you can enjoy the stunning views across to the Alps. A perfect backdrop for meetings. Sited in the sought-after Maxvorstadt neighborhood, the Stiglmaierplatz subway is directly in front of the building, while bus and tram stops are very close by.

Location and accessibility

48.1481229, 11.5573614

Nearest public transport

Subway Hauptbahnhof [ 15 mins walk ]

Train Munich Central Station [ 15 mins walk ]

Bus Munich Central Station [ 15 mins walk ]

Address

Nymphenburger Straße 4 80335 Munich

About the area

The building at Nymphenburger Straße 4 is surrounded by shops and restaurants, and there’s an on-site café if you don’t have time to leave the centre. You can relax in nearby Massmann Park and the Alter Botanischer Garten, or visit the Lenbachhaus Art Museum. The Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie (Bavarian State Collection of Palaeontology and Geology) is fascinating for fans of history. Stay well connected with all the amenities you need to build a thriving business.

Michaël Xavier Henry

Office advisor

"We live in very exciting times. Three years ago, I started the French market for Flexas. Who would of know then that by now it would grown to one of our biggest markets?"