A quick comparison of the top Colivings in Italy
The table below compares the top colivings in Italy by price, coliving type, coworking
space, and community manager.
Updated: March 2026
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50 Colivings Compared
Why Italy is a great country for coliving
Bologna felt like a secret base for remote work. Old brick streets. Covered walkways that keep you dry in light rain. Summers are warm. Winters can be chilly but not freezing. Food here is the highlight. I once left my laptop at a cafe and came back with a fresh tagliatelle tip from the barista. True story.
Most travellers enjoy the market mornings and cheap, amazing meals. For digital nomads the city hits the sweet spot. Rent is easier than Milan or Rome. Internet is fast and steady in cafes and most apartments. Coworking spaces and student-run events mean you can always find a laptop buddy. Day trips to Florence or the Adriatic are a quick train ride away.
Arguably not the best if you need beaches every day. But for culture, food, friendly locals and a buzzing community of students and freelancers, Bologna is hard to beat. For some, this will be exactly what they need.