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Colivings in Barcelona

Top coliving spaces in Barcelona for digital nomads, remote workers, and location-independent professionals.

A quick comparison of the Colivings in Barcelona

The table below compares all colivings in Barcelona by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.

Updated: April 2026 • 10 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Barcelona (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Community Manager Reviews
Circles House | Coliving & Coworking €2,000 SOCIAL ❌ – 5.0 (38)
Palma Coliving Barcelona, Casa Turull €1,600 SOCIAL ✅ FULL_TIME_MANAGER 5.0 (12)
Aticco Living Espiell 17 - Coliving Barcelona – SOCIAL – – 5.0 (2)
Aticco Living Llull 399 - Coliving – SHARED_FLAT ✅ FULL_TIME_MANAGER 5.0 (1)
VIU Sagrada Familia - Coliving y Coworking €1,150 APARTMENTS ❌ NO_MANAGER 4.9 (28)
Haaus® Coliving €950 SOCIAL ✅ – 4.8 (68)
Live It Gothic, Barcelona Coliving – SOCIAL ✅ – 4.6 (96)
Aticco Living - Coliving €900 SHARED_FLAT ❌ NO_MANAGER 4.6 (58)
Enter Coliving – APARTMENTS ❌ – 4.5 (407)
Live It Ramblas, Barcelona Coliving – – ❌ – 4.4 (167)

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Frequently Asked Questions about Colivings in Barcelona

Coliving in Barcelona typically costs between €800 and €2,300 per month, depending on the type of space and neighbourhood. Budget-friendly shared flats start around €800/m, while premium social coliving spaces with coworking and community managers can reach €2,000–€2,300/m. Most prices include WiFi, utilities, and weekly cleaning of shared areas.
The most popular neighbourhoods for coliving in Barcelona are Eixample (central, great transport links), Gràcia (bohemian, community feel), Poble Sec (affordable, close to Montjuïc), and Sant Martí/Poblenou (Barcelona's growing tech hub with good coworking options). Most coliving spaces in the city are concentrated in Eixample and Gràcia.
Yes — Barcelona is one of Europe's top cities for digital nomads. It offers a strong coworking scene, reliable fibre broadband (average 200–600 Mbps), a large international community, good year-round weather, and excellent public transport. Spain also offers a Digital Nomad Visa for non-EU remote workers since 2023, making longer stays easier.
Most coliving spaces in Barcelona offer flexible stays starting from 1 month, though some accept shorter stays of 1–2 weeks. The majority are designed for medium-term stays of 1–6 months, which suits digital nomads and remote workers. Longer commitments (3–12 months) often unlock lower monthly rates.
For short-to-medium stays, yes. A standard one-bedroom apartment in Barcelona costs €1,200–€1,800/m before utilities, WiFi, and furnishing. Coliving spaces from €800–€1,200/m include all bills, WiFi, and cleaning — making them significantly cheaper once you factor in all costs, especially for stays under 12 months.

Why choose Barcelona for your next coliving experience

I love Barcelona. The city feels alive. Streets hum with music, tapas bars and bikes. The weather is kind. Winters are mild. Summers get hot but the beaches save you. Most travellers enjoy the mix of old stone and playful Gaudi buildings. For some, the crowds will be too much. I get that. Cost is not cheap like small towns. It is cheaper than London or New York though. Cafes and coworking spots have fast internet. I found a rooftop coworking in Poblenou that felt like a tiny festival. There are lots of meetups. I once jumped into a pickup beach volleyball game at Barceloneta and met a developer who showed me a weekly coding jam. Things to do never end. Museums, hikes up Montjuïc, day trips to Girona, markets like La Boqueria. The nomad community is big. That helps when you need friends or a weekend plan. This city rewards curiosity.