Regus Skylight

Adatok erről: Regus Skylight

The 14th-floor Warsaw Skylight Center is a part of the spectacular, award-winning architecture of the Zlote Tarasy at the heart of Warsaw. The center offers towering views of the Sródmiescie district, which is home to the most important national and municipal institutions, businesses, universities and theatres. The Golden Terraces, as Zlote Tarasy is known in English, is a commercial, office, and entertainment complex that won an Architectural Review MIPIM Future Project Award. Built at a cost of $500 million, a wave-like, transparent roof covers its signature central indoor courtyard, which stages concerts and similar events. The complex includes 200 shops and many amenities including underground parking. It is conveniently located near the city's rail station between Jana Pawla II and Emilii Plater streets. Warsaw leads the region of Central Europe in foreign investment with a fast-growing economy that includes thriving electronics, hi-tech and food-processing industries.

Please be advised that presented photos are only random pictures from other venues by Regus.

A ShareSpace-en elérhető további irodai ajánlatokért látogasson el a kiadó irodák Varsó oldalra. Kisebb cégeknek ajánljuk a coworking Varsó vagy szolgáltatott iroda Varsó rugalmas irodák megtekintését.

Iroda elérhetősége

24/7 hozzáférésed lesz az irodádhoz

Föld alatti parkolóhelyek

Nem állnak rendelkezésre föld alatti parkolóhelyek.

Felszíni parkolóhelyek

Nem állnak rendelkezésre felszíni parkolóhelyek.

Vendégparkolás

Underground parking on site.

Útvonal

The Skylight office building is located at the intersection of the main communication arteries running from the north to the south and from the east to the west, i.e. at the intersection of al. John Paul II from Al. Jerozolimskie and respectively Al. Jerozolimskie with ul. Marshal. In the immediate vicinity of Skylight, there is the Central Station and the suburban train station, the Centrum metro station, the bus terminal and numerous bus and tram lines of public transport. Access by car to the Internatio