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Make your business stand out with a sought-after address in the prosperous Lypky district. Benefit from connections to central Kyiv and a gateway to the city’s commerce from 2 Maidan Nezalezhnosti’s modern and innovative office space. Get down to work in contemporary, tasteful surroundings – when you need a change of scenery, take your laptop to the outdoor terrace area. After work, soak in Kyiv’s incredible heritage with a visit to landmarks such as the Literary-Memorial Museum of Taras Shevchenko.

Raise your business profile with a modern base at the heart of Ukraine’s premier business hub. Make the most of Horizon Office Tower’s sought-after location by connecting with prospering manufacturing, financial and real estate companies. As you work be inspired by a well-designed interior and superb views of Kyiv’s administrative and commercial centre. When your working day is done, treat yourself or a client in the city centre’s variety of first-rate restaurants and bars.

Make the right impression with a first-class base in one of Kyiv’s tallest and most prominent buildings. Find inspiration as you work with panoramic views of the historic and cultural city from our stylish Gulliver workspace. Meet new connections from the surrounding high-tech and scientific companies in our tastefully-designed workspaces, or work flexibly in our modern shared office spaces. When you need a break, explore the nearby shopping centre or take a stroll to a range of excellent eateries.

Build a prestigious base for your business in the heart of the historic city centre - Podil, just east of central Kyiv on the west bank of the Dnipro River. Bring clients and colleagues together with ease in this well-connected location, just minutes’ walk from inner-city transport connections. Settle to work in an office space flooded with natural light – enjoy the view over the river and Poshtova Square in one direction, and across the magnificent park in the other. After work, explore the local restaurants, or take the funicular up the hill to Mykhailivs’ka Square.