Line art illustration of an office scene with two cartoon animal mascots. A white dog wearing a green tie sits on the left, and a black cat with an orange bow tie sits beside it. Between them is a gray desk with a computer monitor displaying analytics. A person in a green sweater sits in an office chair on the right, wearing sunglasses and a medallion. Behind them are three arched windows showing Belgrade landmarks in gray silhouettes: the Western City Gate towers, a domed Orthodox church, and the Pobednik monument. A potted plant with simple leaves sits on the left. A small cloud floats above. The style is minimalist with selective use of color - orange, green, yellow, and gray accents on primarily black and white line art.

Welcome Kagians

Our first office for all Kagi members and employees.

What is Kagi Hub

Where employees and members create together

The best way to build great products is to work alongside the people who use them. Our office doubles as a free coworking space for the Kagi community. Any Kagi member can walk in and work from our Belgrade hub at no cost.

If you are in Belgrade, feel free to book your spot and spend a day in the heart of this wonderful city.

High-speed WiFi

Meeting rooms

Projector

Large open space

Kitchen

Access & Perks

Kagi Members

All paid members get free access to the space. Book up to 5 days each month to work, connect, and create.

Why Belgrade

A Digital Nomad's Hidden Gem!

Located at the crossroads of East and West, Belgrade offers a unique blend of affordability, vibrant culture, strong infrastructure, and a thriving startup scene.

Upward angled view of a single historic building's ornate facade during golden hour, positioned on the right side of the frame against a blue sky. The baroque or neoclassical architecture features elaborate window frames with decorative pediments, detailed cornices with repeating brackets, and warm sandstone-colored walls illuminated by sunset light that makes them glow orange-pink. A single aircraft contrail cuts diagonally across the sky with wispy clouds. The dramatic low angle emphasizes the building's architectural grandeur.

A red electric trolleybus numbered 29 on a wet city street after rain, with overhead power lines visible above. The modern bus has pantograph connectors to the wires. Behind it stand several 19th century European-style buildings in beige and grey stone with classical architectural details. The wet pavement creates reflections. Street infrastructure including traffic signs, a pedestrian crossing sign, and lamp posts with power lines are visible.

Evening scene at Boho Bar, an outdoor rooftop venue adjacent to medieval fortress walls. Multiple levels of wooden decking hold tables and colorful patterned bean bag seats where numerous patrons socialize with drinks. String lights hang overhead, and lush green trees provide shade. The stone fortress with a conical tower creates a dramatic backdrop. The atmosphere appears relaxed and bustling during golden hour.

Massive concrete grain silos transformed into an outdoor art gallery, with vibrant murals covering their cylindrical surfaces. The artwork includes geometric patterns in blue and white, figurative art with people and nature motifs in orange and teal, and various colorful abstract designs. Dozens of people gather at ground level around the silos, creating a public cultural space. The industrial structures, likely 8-10 stories tall, stand against a partly cloudy sky at dusk.

Easy to reach from every direction

In just two hours, fly direct to Belgrade from Vienna, London, Lisbon, Split, Barcelona, or Paris. Many paths lead to Belgrade. A city easily reached from every direction.

A tech & startup powerhouse

With over 800 startups and hubs for companies like Microsoft, Dell, Intel, and more, it's a place that inspires.

Residence and permits

Residence and permits, coupled with simple incorporation rules, tax breaks, and incubator networks, make living and working from Belgrade easy.

Culture and hospitality

With affordable accommodations, warm and welcoming people, and a vibrant cultural and social scene. Belgrade is more than a must-see, it's a place you'll want to call home, even briefly.

How to find us

Location

Kneza Mihaila 11, Beograd 11000, Serbia — first floor

Opening hours

10 am – 7 pm local time, Monday to Friday, excluding local public holidays.

Book your spot

Prebooking at least 24hrs in advance is required.

Book your spot

Prebooking at least 24hrs in advance is required.

Not a Kagi Member yet?

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FAQ:

Who can book Kagi Hub?

Any Kagi subscriber with an active paid subscription can book up to 5 days per month at Kagi Hub Belgrade. Simply log in with your Kagi account and book your spot!

What's included in the booking?

You'll get a dedicated spot in our open-space area. Workstations (desk and chair) are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, which is why booking is essential. You will also have access to the kitchen facilities, meeting rooms, and free high-speed WiFi.

How close is the Hub to public transport?

The Hub is located in a pedestrian-friendly area of central Belgrade and is easily accessible by public transport. Driving? The nearest public garage is Obilićev Venac. Cycling? Bike parking is also available at Obilićev Venac.

What is the cancellation policy?

Space is limited, so please cancel at least 48 hours in advance. This allows us to welcome more Kagians.

Can I bring a friend or family member?

All guests must be 18 or older. If your partner or friend also uses Kagi, they'll need their own booking. For security reasons, anyone without a confirmed booking cannot enter the Hub.

Still have questions?

Our team will be more than happy to help! Send us an email directly at hub@kagi.com