10 of the best bars in Madrid for wine lovers

Architecture in Madrid: 7 iconic examples you cannot miss

One of the most recognizable things in any city is its skyline full of emblematic buildings and monuments. Madrid is no exception.

Best activities to do with international housemates in Madrid

In a metropolis as big as Madrid, it may feel a little intimidating when you’re fresh in the city and looking to make some new friends.

The top 10 coworking spaces in Madrid

Top ways to enjoy Spring in Madrid

Spring is in the air and there’s no better time to visit the Spanish capital than when the city is in full bloom! After a frigid winter, Madrid comes bursting back to life as the temperatures start to warm up and the days grow longer. There are plenty of things to see and do during this time of year, many of which include spending plenty of time out in the sunshine enjoying the beautiful weather. Grab your sunglasses and get ready for everything that there is to enjoy this spring in Madrid!

Pros and cons of living alone, sharing a flat, and coliving in Madrid

As you walk down the buzzing streets of Madrid, you’ll quickly come to realize why the Spanish capital has a hold over so many many people. Each neighborhood has its own character and feel while retaining the vibrance and charm that this city is known for. If you’re planning on moving to Madrid to take advantage of its sunny days, remote worker-friendly culture, or simply to enjoy living the Spanish lifestyle, you have several options. Maybe you'll want to try coliving in Madrid or live alone, but there's no need to worry about finding the best housing situation to meet your needs. When considering where to live, you need to first decide how you’re going to live. It boils down to three main choices: living solo, sharing an apartment with roommates, or the newest option on the block, coliving. Each one of these has its own perks and downsides, which we are going to break down here.

Socializing in Madrid: an expat guide

Madrid: The five best districts to live in

Madrid is a vibrant city. The long list of bars, nightclubs, museums, and cafes makes Spain’s capital highly attractive to people all around the world. A lot of them are young digital nomads looking for all that Madrid has to offer. However, as one of the biggest European cities, deciding where to live might become a nightmare for newbies. Is the center the best option? Which neighborhood is cheaper? What about cultural life? If you are asking yourself these or similar questions, keep reading. We are going to tell you about the best five districts to live in Madrid. You will see that each one has its own charm but trust us, after reading this article you are going to be much closer to choosing the perfect area to live in. Let’s go!

The 8 best laptop-friendly cafés for remote workers in Madrid

The best food to try when traveling in Spain

There are many things for which Spain is well-known; and the cuisine is one of the highlights! Whether you're a meat eater, a seafood fanatic, or have an undeniable sweet tooth, you'll have your pick amongst a million different options. Celebrity chefs such as Ferran Adria, founder of the now-defunct El Bulli restaurant, and the Roca brothers, pioneers of the El Celler de Can Roca, have helped bring international acclaim to Spain's "alta cocina" in recent years. So, let us get started! No person should leave Spain without trying at least half of these dishes.

Top 10 incredible places to visit in Madrid

The city of Madrid has been Spain's cultural, artistic, historical, and economic hub for many years. More than 10 million visitors visit Madrid each year because of its rich history. This Spanish city is a magical place, with plenty of things and attractions. In this blog, we will share our favorite places and tips on what to do and where to go when you visit. Keep on reading, there’s a special bonus at the end ;). - Casa González - El Rastro Flea Market - Plaza Mayor - Mercado San Miguel - Pequeño Cine Estudio - Temple Of Debod - The Garden Patio At Museo Sorolla - The Turtles of Atocha Train Station - Street Art Near La Tabacalera de Lavapies - Catch A Flamenco Show

Have a cozy little Christmas time at Home

With Winter upon us, and many of us spending more time indoors because of Covid-19, keeping our homes warm and cozy has never been more important. This Christmas might not feel like most, but there are still lots of ways to spread the Christmas spirit and to feel connected to everyone you love. To get you going, we’ve put together a list of little things that you can do to make this Christmas as merry as possible.

Why you should consider coliving before the next lockdown

As #stayhome has been on everyone’s lips for the last couple of weeks, the lockdown we all experienced due to the pandemic has reshaped the way people live and interact, especially in coliving spaces. Through the eyes of our members, discover what the lockdown felt like at Cohabs and how the COVID-19 crisis has more than ever strengthened our sense of community.

Coliving x Lockdown - Set up a new routine

It's been a few weeks now since our lives have been turned upside down by the SUPER lame Corona Virus. Wow... weeks upon weeks alone at home- may have seemed like a dream scenario for the most introverted among us, but this lockdown may have quickly resulted in boredom and frustration. We are going to publish a series of posts to try and help you get your mind right. Hope you enjoy!

Consultants: 5 useful tools to be more productive

Being a freelance consultant means being free to work from wherever you want, whenever you want to. But it also means that you have to be organized, efficient and disciplined. So, in order to make your life easier and optimize your time, we listed 5 amazing tools that will help you be more productive in just a few clicks!