In summary
- On 1 October 2026, Stella Santa Giulia, the Stella33 business center in Milan’s Spark Business District, will open its coworking workstations free of charge for one day, with breakfast included.
- The date falls in the middle of Milano Digital Week 2026, running from 30 September to 4 October under the theme “The Generative City.”
- Anyone in the city for Digital Week will find a fully equipped workspace around 250 meters from Milano Rogoredo station and the M3 metro line.
- The day is also an opportunity for visiting professionals to meet the companies that already work in the building every day.
Why do you need a workspace during Milano Digital Week?
Milano Digital Week 2026 runs from 30 September to 4 October, promoted by the Municipality of Milan together with The Innovation Group, and this year revolves around the theme “The Generative City”: how digital technologies and artificial intelligence are changing urban life. The program is spread across the city, with the Smart City Lab on Via Ripamonti as the main hub and a network of Knowledge Hubs across the metropolitan area, covering six thematic areas ranging from technology to work and education.
A week built around events spread across different neighborhoods often leaves gaps of several hours between one appointment and the next. For those coming from outside Milan, and for those who work remotely in the city, the challenge is always finding a suitable place to work, with a reliable connection and a bit of quiet. A café table may work for half an hour; for a full working day, you need a space designed for it.
What you’ll find at Stella Santa Giulia on 1 October
The Coworking Day on 1 October 2026 is a free coworking day open to professionals, freelancers and traveling teams. Those who book will find:
- a coworking workstation in modern, fully equipped spaces;
- high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the day;
- aree lounge e spazi condivisi per pause e conversazioni informali;
- breakfast, provided by Stella33;
- Stella33 house management, available for reception and support.
The space also includes meeting rooms, useful for anyone who has a private call or client meeting scheduled: for availability and terms, it is best to check with the Stella33 team on the day. Stella Santa Giulia is located in a multi-tenant building of approximately 14,000 sqm, certified LEED Gold. Within it, Stella33 manages a 2,300 sqm flexible workspace designed according to the principles of Activity-Based Working, an approach that provides different environments for different activities (focus, collaboration, calls and breaks), with particular attention to natural light, acoustics and art. For those who come to work here even for just one day, this translates into a place where it is possible to stay focused for hours.
An opportunity for professionals and companies in the building to connect
The Coworking Day also works as an opportunity to connect. On 1 October, digital professionals in the city for Digital Week, freelancers and traveling teams will share the same space with the companies that already work every day at Stella Santa Giulia and in the Spark building. The building has a strong presence of international companies, and the community breakfast becomes a natural opportunity to introduce yourself, exchange contacts and discover nearby projects.
For companies already based there, the day is a simple way to meet professionals, suppliers and potential partners without leaving the building. For those coming from outside, it is an opportunity to see firsthand how a Stella33 business center works, with its community and everyday rhythm, and to understand whether it could become their base in Milan.
How to get to Stella Santa Giulia
Stella Santa Giulia is located in the Spark Business District, around 250 meters from Milano Rogoredo station, served by the M3 metro line, regional and suburban trains, and high-speed rail. For those arriving by train from another city and moving between Digital Week events, this means being able to work close to their arrival point and reach central Milan by metro, with the yellow line going directly to the Duomo.
Around the building there are restaurants and green spaces, useful for a lunch break. Santa Giulia is one of the Milan neighborhoods that has changed the most in recent years, with offices, residential buildings and new public spaces: a good place to observe firsthand the “generative city” that will be discussed throughout the week.
How to book a workstation
Participation is free, but places are limited. To reserve your desk, fill out the form on the dedicated Coworking Day page: you will receive confirmation and access instructions. If you work in a team, it is best to book one workstation for each person.
FAQ
Is the Coworking Day on 1 October free?
Yes. The coworking workstation at Stella Santa Giulia is free for the entire day on 1 October 2026, with breakfast included.
Serve prenotare?
Yes. The coworking workstation at Stella Santa Giulia is free for the entire day on 1 October 2026, with breakfast included.
Who can participate?
Professionals, freelancers, startups and traveling teams, particularly those in Milan for Milano Digital Week 2026. Companies already working in the Spark building and at Stella Santa Giulia are also welcome.
What is included in the day?
Coworking workstation, high-speed Wi-Fi, access to lounges and shared spaces, breakfast provided by Stella33, and support from the house management team.
Can I work in Stella33 spaces after 1 October?
In Milan Santa Giulia’s Spark Business District, around 250 meters from Milano Rogoredo station and the M3 metro stop.
Can I work in Stella33 spaces after 1 October?
Yes. Stella33 offers coworking, serviced offices and meeting rooms in Milan at Stella Santa Giulia, The Hive (MIND Innovation District) and Cordusio, with flexible options.