Nature  

Meditating in nature activates our senses, making our practice more alert and wakeful. At the same time, the usual distractions seem far away and somehow less important. Many meditators find it easier to let go of their worries and their electronic devices when they’ve got such a satisfying alternative: mindfully communicating with nature.

Public Space  

Meditating in public space is also a really good option if you don't have the option to be in a serene space. The add on challenge is you have to pay much more attention and be much more attentive.

Clean Home  

At the comfort of your space, you have the freedom to choose where you want to sit and what you need to have with you through the process. You can choose to light some soft scented candles, dim/ brighten up the room and avoid all and any sort of distractions.

Cluttered Space  

Some people even find it comforting to meditate in an environment where it is not clean or serene. They feel meditating around clutter will help them ground and focus their agenda to why they are meditating in the first place. If it is work that is bothering them, then meditating in that space will ground them to focus and calm down their tension and anxiety related to it.