Valencia

Located on the southeast coast of Spain, right on the Mediterranean Sea, this progressive, relaxed city of 834,000 people has great local food, long stretches of beach, award-winning parks, grand architecture and a beautiful Old Town that sees far less tourists than nearby Barcelona. With a low cost of living compared to other major Western European cities, a welcoming culture, several good places to work and a growing community of foreigners, Valencia is slowly becoming a more popular destination with remote workers from around the world.

Monthly cost of living for remote workers

A remote worker can expect to spend an average of 1893 2237 ${ selected_currency } per month in Valencia, with an average rent of 833 984 ${ selected_currency }.

Rent 1 bedroom apartment / modern / central / short term	${ selected_currency } 833 984
Groceries Basic groceries	${ selected_currency } 140 165
Dining out 12 dinners and 8 lunches	${ selected_currency } 280 331
Cafe 20 coffees / teas	${ selected_currency } 40 47
Coworking space 1 month membership / hot desk	${ selected_currency } 146 172
Mobile internet Prepaid SIM / 5 GB data / fast	${ selected_currency } 15 18
Public transportation 20 roundtrip journeys	${ selected_currency } 36 43
Taxis 5 short trips	${ selected_currency } 40 47
Shared bicycles and scooters 10 trips	${ selected_currency } 29 34
Sport and cultural events 1 event	${ selected_currency } 70 83
Museums and sights 3 sights / entrance tickets	${ selected_currency } 42 50
Nightlife 5 nights out / 3 drinks per night	${ selected_currency } 63 74
Gym 1 month membership	${ selected_currency } 33 39
Yoga 10 classes	${ selected_currency } 83 98
Massage 1 massage	${ selected_currency } 43 51
TOTAL	${ selected_currency } 1893 2237

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It's quite small and unassuming but once you get settled in at a table, a few hours can easily pass by. They have good wifi, several outlets and good, inexpensive coffee and pastries. It can get a little loud if it's crowded but that's the only downside.

By Pamela C. for Paniacos cafe. Workspaces

Many remote workers come here every day to work, mainly because it's super friendly and welcoming, the coffee is probably the best in Valencia and the wifi always works well. You can't go wrong working from here.

By Tomas O. for Flying Bean Coffee cafe. Workspaces

My favorite place to work, mainly due to its size. It offers a huge cafe with super high ceilings and an old world charm. You'll find plenty of seating and plenty of plug outlets. They have a big menu too, although it is a little pricier than other cafes, mainly because of its central location. The wifi is usually strong but there have been times when it goes down.

By Sander C. for Savoiardi Cakes & Coffee cafe. Workspaces

Reliable cafe/restaurant for a couple of hours of online work. Wifi always works well, they have a bunch of tables to choose from and a nice vegetarian menu as well. The afternoons are usually quiet which is why I usually show up at 3pm.

By Tatiana L. for Jardin Urbano cafe. Workspaces

Not a huge cafe but very comfortable for working. Simple menu of fresh food and great wifi. Not many plugs though so make sure your laptop is charged!

By Ling Z. for Napolean cafe. Workspaces

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Population	834,000
Main airport	Valencia Manises Airport (VLC)
Language	Spanish, Valencian
Tap water	Drinkable
Tipping	Round up for good service at restaurants, not common at bars
Taxi apps	Cabify, FreeNow