Coworking spaces and cafes in Barcelona perfect for programming

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when you first come across the famous Java The Hut Coffeehouse Joke Did you ever think you’d end up compiling Java for The Simpsons? code At a cafe (in a hut on the beach) yourself? The hut part can be tricky, but that’s what Barcelona does. A vibrant Catalan city filled with beaches, there are plenty of coworking spaces and cafes for newly arrived developers to settle in quickly.

Spanish and Catalan are the two main languages ​​in Barcelona, ​​but expatriates (and English speakers) know that many coworking spaces (and coffee store menus) are English-speaking. ) would be delighted.

With the Mediterranean as a backdrop, here are some of the most exciting coworking spaces and cafes where you can drop your Python.

OneCoWork has three great locations. One is Plaza Catalunya, the second is Portal de l’Angel and the third is the Cathedral. His OneCoWork site in the Cathedral is a 20-minute walk from Barceloneta Beach, so you can consider taking a beach break between intense coding sessions. Amenities include meeting rooms, refreshments, printing/scanning, complimentary tea, milk, coffee, and lockable storage space.

Instagram: @onecowork

Spaces is located at 22 Arroba Mar, a landmark in the heart of the city’s most popular business hub. The building has recently been renovated since its original construction in 1992. Marina Avenue, the palm-lined boulevard leading to the Olympic Port, ends at this coworking space.

The easiest way to get around Barcelona is by metro. The space is just a few steps away from the train station, so it’s a great choice.

The city’s finest beaches and tapas bars are within walking distance, ideal for networking, entertaining clients and enjoying a good old-fashioned drink after work.

Instagram: @spacesworks

The Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic) is home to this mystical café with both indoor and outdoor seating. Federal Gòtic is recommended for its spacious and comfortable tables. Developer work from Wi-Fi works at 25mbps.

Keep in mind that you can only put your laptop on the communal table and some side tables by the window. As a result, sockets are only available in specific locations and do not extend to communal dining areas. Also, Wi-Fi can only be used for a maximum of 2 hours. The number of tables available is limited, but the processing is fast. So it’s important to get there early if you want to beat the crowds.

Instagram: @thefederalcafe

This coworking space is a converted giant cow barn in the heart of the expat-friendly Poble Sec neighborhood.So you can be productive and share your fair share of fun. It’s a great area to check out art, do yoga or join a local Monday group. midnight runner.

In this unique space, newly arrived developers can combine Zen-infused yoga lessons with new data science projects. The name “La Vaca” comes from the Spanish word for “cow” and was a dairy store where locals could buy milk and other dairy products.

Instagram: @lavacacoworking

MyHQ is an ‘adaptive workspace’ that combines the benefits of both traditional offices and coworking spaces, making it ideal for anyone who needs both options.

Each location has a kitchenette, dining area, and meeting room, giving you the privacy you need to do business without sacrificing comfort. Private offices offer opportunities for face-to-face meetings. It gives the perfect sense of professionalism for programmers working on projects that require meetings with potential investors.

No additional cost. Contracts can be tailored to specific needs and initiatives. As with any coworking space, everything starts immediately. You can stop by and punch in some fresh code.

Instagram: @myhq_teamworkspaces

6. Mobs (Barcelona manufacturer)

Beware of Barcelona. There is a coworking space where development gangs may stay here and turn you into a mob. MOB (Makers of Barcelona) is he one of the first co-working spaces in the city. It offers a variety of services such as company address, receiving mail, printing, scanning, access to meeting rooms and Skype.

With its first co-working space, which opened in 2011, MOB Barcelona will be the first home for the burgeoning community of entrepreneurs and artists, making the space an ideal environment for developers looking to launch their startups. Did.

Part of the MOB gang, Fab Café Barcelona was the first cafe in Barcelona to open in 2014. Europe Offer your customers 3D printing. His latest MOB Barcelona site, Caterina, is located in the heart of the city near Jaume I metro station.

Instagram: @mob_bcn

Coco Coffice is a unique coworking space that combines the best of both coffee and business. If you like to sit down and work with your coffee, you’ll feel right at home.

Coco Coffice is the ideal place for mobile developers to work in peace and quiet. Unlimited coffee deals included in the daily rate will inspire coders looking to increase their productivity. people, students and freelancers.

Instagram: @cococooffice

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