Silicon Allee® supports a community of international startups based in Berlin’s central tech cluster.
We were founded as a community for entrepreneurs.
We operate a campus for startups and technology enthusiasts.
The neighborhood is home to many of Berlin’s best tech companies. Thousands of international entrepreneurs work and live in the area and in our campus.
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The Campus
The Silicon Allee® campus is a 7,500 m2 complex with small to XL offices, apartments, a cafe, a craft beer bar, event spaces and other hidden gems. It serves as the embassy to Berlin's startup scene – the first point of entry for many. Our resident companies include:
Coffee & Craft Beer
R/D is the best place to cowork and meetup. Open to the public during the week and Saturdays.
Silicon Allee Studios
Two floors of furnished and serviced apartments for entrepreneurs. Available short to long-term.
We are a community of founders, neighbors and friends who all share a common interest in technology and innovative ideas.
Der Imbiss
Friend
From street food entrepreneur to travelling theatre productions to Berlin founder, Gordon Wojcickowski has learned how to combine unique cuisine with artistic endeavour. We caught up with him over lunch in our to learn of his story and experiences after almost two decades of business in Berlin.
Expath
Neighbor
Award winning entrepreneur, Tia Robinson shares her experiences of setting up business in Berlin. Since moving from US as a freelance language teacher she co-founded Expath, which provides a full range of relocation services for both companies and individuals. Their expansion to our neighborhood allowed us to take a closer look at their journey from two founders to a team of over seventy.
Project A
Neighbor
Seasoned entrepreneur and investor, Florian Heinemann, joined us to share his experiences in Berlin’s startup community. Since moving to Berlin after graduation, he’s worked with several prominent people and co-founded company builder, Project A. He shares his thoughts on work and life in Berlin and Germany’s standing in the digital society.
Silicon Allee® hosts and promotes events that bring the tech community together. Join us at our next event or host one with us.
The Bridge: London and Berlin, Fintech and Lessons on Resilience
The Bridge presents: London and Berlin, Fintech and Lessons on Resilience
How are Fintech companies addressing new consumer problems? Why is digital identity infrastructure important in Fintech? What factors have led us to the current open banking revolution? What do Fintech companies show us about resilience?
Involve : Digital Services Act
Silicon Allee Online Meet Up
Stories from Silicon Allee® are interviews with innovators, advice for running startups in Germany and opinions of thought leaders in the community.
Focus on Founders: An interview with Margaux Aliamus + Manya Rahbari
By Stephanie von Behr
May 14, 2020
