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Workation in Valencia: the essentials
After a flood in 1957 Valencia moved its river around the city and turned the empty bed of the Turia into a long park that now carries runners and cyclists from the old quarter to Calatrava's City of Arts and Sciences. Spain's third city, with about 840,000 residents, has a Roman founding, a Gothic silk exchange on the UNESCO list, broad city beaches at Malvarrosa and the rice fields of the Albufera where paella comes from. Coworking is plentiful, the metro reaches the airport about 8 km out, and AVE trains run to Madrid. During Fallas in March, firecrackers and crowds take over the centre for days.
Valencia has a dense coworking scene, with more than ten locations mapped in OSM across the city, including international operators such as Regus and local spaces in Ruzafa and Benimaclet. Day passes typically cost EUR 15–22 and monthly hot-desk plans around EUR 120–180, with fixed desks and 24/7 access priced higher. Cafés with Wi-Fi and public libraries ar
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Three places a week as reels, a head-to-head every Wednesday, a data sheet every Saturday. Same numbers as on this page.



