4 coworking: Tarragona

There are plenty of options on the market when you are looking for a coworking space in Tarragona. Local freelancers and digital nomads like the Spanish city for its climate, low prices and the warm waters of the Mediterranean sea. The average price for a coworking space in Tarragona starts at EUR130 per month and can depend on the duration of the leasing contract, facilities and the location of the venue. Most of the coworking venues in Tarragona are targeted at young professionals who appreciate clean contemporary design and tech-friendly facilities. Many places boast breathtaking seaside views! Check out coworking spaces in Tarragona available for rent.

The marine industry has historically been one of the economic pillars of Tarragona. The port of Tarragona is among the five Spanish ports with the highest cargo capacity, as well as it is the most important fishing port in Catalonia. The petrochemical complex of Tarragona is the most important in Spain, and its factories extend through the territory of Tarragona and the neighbours of Vilaseca, Morell and La Pobla de Mafumet. It houses national companies such as Repsol or foreign companies, such as Bayer, BASF, etc. Petrochemicals generate about 5,000 jobs, plus another 23,000 between indirect and induced. At the same time, there is a very diversified industrial activity focused on diverse manufactures, plastic or metal processing, construction materials, cardboard and packaging, etc. The tertiary sector occupies the majority of the active population. Beyond the activity related to the provincial capital, trade, teaching services related to the University and other educational centres and, especially, the tourism sector stands out.

Tarragona is a city and a municipality in Spain, in the province of Tarragona, and in the region of Tarragonés. It used to be one of the main towns on the Spanish territory during the times of the Roman Empire. Tarragona has a population of over 130 thousand residents. Its lucrative location on the Mediterranean seashore provides it with warm sandy beaches. The local recreational centres, historical tradition and artistic heritage, make it a top-notch tourist attraction. The “Archaeological Ensemble of Tarraco” has made Tarragona a recognised World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Local urban infrastructure is designed to satisfy the flow of tourists coming from all over the world. Theme parks, numerous cafes and restaurants, shopping centres, five-star hotels welcome the city’s guests throughout the year.