🇪🇸 Savory Spain

Where vibrant culture and golden beaches meet ancient history and flamenco beats.

Wander through cobblestone streets, sip sangria in sun-drenched plazas, and let the rhythmic clapping of flamenco dancers captivate your soul. Wait, I almost forgot – you’ve got to try authentic paella (not the tourist version)!

After you do, marvel at the architectural wonders from Gaudí’s masterpieces to Moorish palaces, and fall in love with Spain’s diverse landscapes, from the rugged Pyrenees to the pristine Mediterranean coast. Oh, and definitely check out the Torre de Hercules (I nearly missed mentioning this 2,000-year-old Roman lighthouse still guiding ships today).

🧠 Quick Nomad Intel

💡 Category	📍 Info
Visa for U.S. citizens	90 days in Schengen countries
Internet Speeds	100–300 Mbps in major cities
Remote Work Hotspots	Seville, Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao
Cost of Living	~$75–130/day depending on city
Best Season	March–June or September–October
Power Plug	Type C & F

📍 Seville to Barcelona: Regional Highlights for Nomads

Seville: Where flamenco lives and the Plaza del Triunfo bells ring across ancient streets. Alameda de Hercules: Vibrant plaza with Roman columns, perfect for people-watching and local beers.
Barcelona: Took the AVE train from Seville. Stayed near Las Ramblas. Tech hub meets beach city, with Gaudí’s masterpieces dotting the skyline.
A Coruña: Northern Spain with a Celtic twist and a 2,000-year-old functioning Roman lighthouse.

🍷 What I Loved Most

“Tell me why I was so determined to drive a manual Peugeot when that first-class AVE train from Seville to Barcelona was the real star?”

If you’re traveling between major Spanish cities, consider their high-speed AVE trains. I turned what would be a 10-hour drive into a comfortable 5.5-hour journey with scenic views.

The AVE also consistently impressed with its punctuality and comfort. Combine that with first-class tickets and you’ll wonder why you ever considered flying domestically.

✅ TL;DR: Is Spain Worth It for Remote Work?

Yes. If you appreciate reliable WiFi, authentic tapas, and cities where ancient history meets modern convenience, Spain will seduce you—your senses—and make you wonder why you planned to leave in the first place, just itching to return.

Whether you’re making a quick layover or setting up a longer base, there’s space to work and truly live.

In Seville? Don’t miss the Alameda de Hercules. Visit La Casa Azul for local beer and watch kids play fútbol in the plaza. And stay out late to see the city truly come alive after midnight.

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