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Introduction to becoming a Digital Nomad
Becoming a digital nomad is an increasingly popular lifestyle choice for people who want to work remotely while traveling the world. As a digital nomad, you have the freedom to work from anywhere with an internet connection, whether that's a beach in Thailand, a coffee shop in Paris or overlooking the Okavango Delta on a safari.
Work & Employment
One of the first steps to becoming a digital nomad is to find a source of income whilst you travel (Even better if you can start, before leaving home).For this you will need to put together a list of your skills (CV's are not just for corporate jobs, they are also required to get work as a nomad), create a work portfolio that showcases your skills and experiences (nothing wrong with showcasing work done whilst working in a corporate environment).
This will help you attract clients or employers who are looking for the right fit and open to hiring remote workers.
Becoming a digital nomad, is not a get rich quick scheme. You'll need to have...
It's also important to consider the practicalities of living as a digital nomad, such as visa requirements, healthcare, banking and insurance. You may need to...
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Introduction to becoming a Digital Nomad
Becoming a digital nomad is an increasingly popular lifestyle choice for people who want to work remotely while traveling the world. As a digital nomad, you have the freedom to work from anywhere with an internet connection, whether that's a beach in Thailand, a coffee shop in Paris or overlooking the Okavango Delta on a safari.
Work & Employment
One of the first steps to becoming a digital nomad is to find a source of income whilst you travel (Even better if you can start, before leaving home).For this you will need to put together a list of your skills (CV's are not just for corporate jobs, they are also required to get work as a nomad), create a work portfolio that showcases your skills and experiences (nothing wrong with showcasing work done whilst working in a corporate environment).
This will help you attract clients or employers who are looking for the right fit and open to hiring remote workers.
Becoming a digital nomad, is not a get rich quick scheme.
Becoming a digital nomad, is not a get rich quick scheme. You'll need to have skills that are in demand (generally in the online marketplace, such as writing, programming, web design, social media management, or digital marketing), so make sure to polish up on skills, or take courses to get you to a level that will make you an evident choice.We’ve realised and observed that the more you invest in your skills, the more likely you are to get a gig, or get paid more for a gig.
We see so often people wanting to become a digital nomad and asking what work they can do. Well, this goes back to the previous paragraph.
Do not think for one second that you can just wing-it, rock up somewhere and expect people to be at your feet begging you to work for them.
This is also not a backpacker culture where you can do odd bar jobs here and there, to get by (nothing wrong with this, but we don’t consider this to be part of what a digital nomad is). In order to bring value to this community, we will also be posting opportunities in the dedicated section. Please make sure you always read fully the job descriptions, because that is the first starting point in making a good impression. Do not forget that usually, you are not the only person applying for the job, so if you just write “I’m interested” that will definitely put you at the bottom of their choice.You need to sell yourself and your skills, right from the start. This is not a place for lazy people if you want to be successful. Like everything in life, you only get one shot, don’t waste it. If you really put in some serious effort, you will always find people willing to help or give you an opportunity. Nobody will feel sorry for you or help you, if you just wait for things to happen. The world does not owe you anything.
When making a choice of where to travel to as a DN, you'll also need to take into consideration, the infrastructure available, such as having a reliable internet connection (yeah, you’re not on holiday, you’re supposed to work and deliver your professional commitments to your paying clients), a laptop or tablet, and always take some back-up, just in case (we have a list of things that we highly recommend to have as a DN).Make sure you give enough preparation and thought to have the ability to manage your time and workload effectively. It is critical to note that becoming a digital nomad or even being a seasoned digital nomad does not mean all stress and hard work is removed. It is important to note that it is like everything in life, it comes with its perks and its challenges. What may seem to be a pure dream with feet in the sand or sitting on a mountain summit, is only a part of the journey.
Our own journey was filled with challenges that we did not have prior to becoming digital nomads, the good things that we took for granted, became a challenge when we became nomads.
However, as with all things, if you stick to your dream it ends up working well in your favour. We'll try and break this down into different important areas to take into consideration before and when one becomes a digital nomad.
Work & Employment
An important step is to build a network. Often people think that the best is to network and hang out with other digital nomads or remote workers, which is great to a certain extent, but this can become a very lonely path. The likelihood that you actually all travel to the same places at the same time are very slim. In our experience, we would go down the route of networking with the actual locals, people who know the area. The bonus of this strategy or thought process is that, should you fall in love with the place, well, every time you come back, you’ll bump into familiar faces, and continue building on meaningful relationships. Who knows, you may even buy a house there etc, so immersing with the locals is the best option.Hanging out with digital nomads is great too, but very difficult to actually have time to build relationships, due to the nature of nomadic travel. Also, never neglect the idea that you could potentially find some cool work gigs locally, which you can then continue doing even if you have moved to the next location. Try attending local events which are a great way to connect and network differently. This leads us to our next topic:
Choice of Destination & Travel Cadence
This one is a touchy subject because everyone is different. However, despite this, we have tried the different options, and have observed other DNs handling this differently. Anecdotes galore.First point which we think is key to being zen: Cadence of travel. This is, how often you move from one place to the next. Whilst the desire for many is to see it all as quickly as possible, maybe for bragging rights to number of countries visited etc… We doubt this is sustainable or viable for a true digital nomad. Changing locations every week is stressful and affects your productivity, as well as having a negative impact on your budget and lifestyle. Nobody likes to be rushed, or to be in a hurry. So don’t do it, it’s basic Maths. Every 2 weeks is more reasonable, but still not ideal financially or for organisational purposes. For having tried several formulas within a same country, within a region or cross continent, the best cadence is minimum 1 month in any given place, 3 months is the sweet spot (moving in January, April, July and October) and (December to go home and see friends and family), 6 months and above is great, but you don’t get to travel or see as much. This is by no means the only way to do it, and each person may find a different tune works for them, however, we’ve noticed that those who have caught onto the 3 month cadence, are zen and have got a “well-oiled system”. After all, this is a guide, not a rule book.Then, choice of destination, this one is not easy to crack, but there are a few things to take into consideration. Language barriers are real, safety is important, access to decent infrastructure (medical, electricity, water, internet, transport etc). Everyone has their own definitions and thresholds of risk. The choice of destination can also be determined by if you are traveling alone, or with a spouse or a life partner/girlfriend/boyfriend (these things matter in certain cultures, so do not overlook these things, and always remember that you are a guest in the destination country, so your thoughts and principles etc are not to be imposed… basics of diplomacy). We’ve experienced the EMEA region quite extensively (and still do), so if you have any questions, concerns or need help, please do send us a message. We speak English, French and Dutch fluently.
Planning Your Travels
This is all about being organised and planning ahead. The more planning and thought you put into this, the more relaxed you will be, without forgetting the impact it has on the general cost of nomading.Choosing your destinations for the next year, is the ideal scenario. Make your choices correspond to intelligent planning. When searching for flights and train tickets, make sure you know the dates of public holidays in your destination countries, because these can affect the price to travel there, so ideal is to get there just before or just after the local peaks. Use Google search for flights, as this will always scrape the internet to get all available flight booking websites and their best prices.
Packing: If you’re going to be traveling for more than 1 month, travel “light”: 1 suitcase, 1 carry on and 1 laptop/backpack bag. You do not need more.
Invest in strong, quality bags, or else you’ll end up buying a new bag every 6 months, which in the long run, adds up quite a lot. Make sure those wheels can handle weight and lots of km of dragging around… Nothing worse than a bag with wheels that want to go in their own direction (much like a shitty shopping caddy - good for the workout, bad for the moral).
Accommodation
This is always your biggest expense and is the trickiest to deal with. Airbnb is usually the go-to by default, and offers many advantages, however, it’s not ideal if you’re looking to rent mid-term (minimum 1 month, maximum 6 months). If you don’t find a destination in our portfolio, but need assistance in planning an itinerary, reach out, we would be happy to assist.We will be referencing boutique property groups around the world, that have premium real estate portfolios ideal for Digital Nomads mid-term rentals. We will ensure that all listings meet premium standards of cleanliness and comfort, with decent Wi-Fi, and back-ups in case of infrastructural shutdowns (which happens frequently in developing countries).If you own property which you wish to list and rent out to fellow Nomads who travel to your home whilst you are nomading, please do not hesitate to get in touch and we will list your property and market it.
Important Practicalities
It's also important to consider the practicalities of living as a digital nomad, such as visa requirements, healthcare, banking and insurance.
You may need to research the laws and regulations of the countries you plan to visit and ensure that you have adequate coverage for any unforeseen circumstances. We will be listing relevant contact details and recommendations to these practical services, as the community grows and we experience different countries and continents.
Conclusion
It's also important to consider the practicalities of living as a digital nomad, such as visa requirements, healthcare, banking and insurance.
Ultimately, becoming a digital nomad can be a rewarding and fulfilling way to live and work, but it requires careful planning, preparation, and a willingness to adapt to new situations and challenges. We will be adding value every week by curating and adding a list of destinations, places to stay, coworking spaces, nomad friendly cafes and more. If you don't check our website regularly, don't worry, we'll send you regular updates with our newsletters. Hopefully you will always find value.Please also note that if you need help with anything or have specific questions, drop us a message, as this is dedicated exclusively those who joined our waitlist and we always respond in a timely manner (less than 24 hours unless we're all on an international flight at the same time).
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Gungano was born from the founders' personal frustrations as digital nomads, with the lack of mid-term rental accommodation to cater for entrepreneurs and executives.
The Problem
We are digital nomads, and have always struggled to find a place to go, a place to stay where to eat and where to work. The "where to stay" mid-term being the hardest. Airbnb is overpriced and so are many of the other platforms... Especially in the regions we're interested in: Europe, Africa, The USA & LatAm. For couples it's even harder.The demand for Digital Nomad services and real estate is increasing daily.We hope to contribute to providing accommodation options to the declared 35M Digital Nomads around the world. The demand outweighs the supply.
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It wouldn't be a trip to Spain without discovering and enjoying:
IBERICO PORK. Enjoy some of the world's finest ham: Jamón Ibérico. This exquisite ham comes from various Iberian pig breeds, especially the Black Iberian pig or 'Pata Negra'.
THE ANDALUSIAN, also known as the Pure Spanish Horse (Pura Raza Española), is a beautiful breed from the Iberian Peninsula with ancestors dating back thousands of years. Recognised as a distinct breed since the 15th century, its conformation has remained largely unchanged over time.
THE MARKETS, Known for their vibrant atmosphere and rich culinary offerings: The Spanish markets are a foodie's paradise. These bustling hubs are deeply embedded in the culture, offering a diverse array of fresh produce, cured meats, seafood, artisanal products, impressive selections of Spanish wines and gourmet tapas.
Barcelona
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📍 Where to GO: Barcelona, Spain🛏️Where to STAY: We know the struggle of quality premium mid-term rental accommodation. Check out rental accommodation options in Barcelona here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Barcelona:
- La Vaca
- OneCoWork
- Cahoot🍴 Where to EAT:
- Try the amazing tapas bar named Bar Cañete. They are known for their seafood inspired tapas, like fish on a bed of ratatouille and fried shrimp and octopus.
- Vivanda is a popular restaurant among locals, known for traditional Catalan cuisine and fresh ingredients. Must-try: their legendary ham croquettes.🕺Where to PLAY: Gaudí’s influence is inescapable in Barcelona. As you stroll through the charming Gràcia neighborhood, you'll arrive at Parc Güell, the architect's magnificent public park, inaugurated in 1926. The park is renowned for its mosaic-adorned features.
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📍 Where to GO: Córdoba, Spain🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Córdoba here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking space in Cordoba:
- laZona Coworking🍴 Where to EAT:
- Terra Olea:The chef, who occasionally serves dishes personally, creates contemporary cuisine using local products, especially from small producers in the Córdoba region. The restaurant offers two intriguing tasting menus, Flos and Cibarium, inspired by the historical significance of olives. Unique lamps resembling giant wasps' nests hang above the tables.
- El Envero: Although located away from the tourist section of the city, El Envero has fast developed a solid reputation and loyal clientele, who can dine to a backdrop of modern decor in the tapas bar, dining room and private section. The chef here has a passion for contemporary, seasonal cuisine (including daily specials and a media-ración option with some dishes) with a focus on organic produce from local vegetable gardens as well as different types of tuna. The name “Elvero” refers to the moment at which grapes change colour as they begin to ripen.🕺Where to PLAY: The Mezquita in Córdoba, originally a grand mosque and later converted into a cathedral, stands as the most iconic building in the city. Its stunning blend of Moorish and Renaissance architecture, with its forest of columns and intricate arches, is an absolute must-see.
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Madrid
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📍 Where to GO: Madrid, Spain🛏️Where to STAY: We know the struggle of quality premium mid-term rental accommodation. Check out rental accommodation options in Madrid here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Madrid:
- Utopicus
- Area Coworking🍴 Where to EAT: From fancy rooftops, like 360º Sky Bar, to the oldest continuously operated restaurant in the world... Madrid has it all. Sobrino de Botín has kept the oven hot since 1725! Enjoy their house specialty of roast suckling pig or amazing other dishes.🕺Where to PLAY: Thought you'd finished eating? Think again. You are in Spain. Go to the Mercado de San Miguel. Explore over 30 stalls offering fresh produce and dishes that will make every foodie feel like they are in paradise.
But Spain's allure doesn't stop at its cuisine. Discover during a day trip San Lorenzo de El Escorial near Madrid, a must-visit UNESCO World Heritage Site steeped in Spanish history.
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📍 Where to GO: Malaga, Spain🛏️Where to STAY: We know the struggle of quality premium mid-term rental accommodation. Check out rental accommodation options in Malaga here💻 Where to WORK:
- La Aduana
- The Living Room🍴 Where to EAT:
- If you're looking for a restaurant in the centre of Málaga near the cathedral, this could be the perfect choice. Blossom features a few tables and offers a creative fusion cuisine with South American touches, thanks to Argentina-born chef Emi Schobert. Due to its popularity and limited seating, we recommend booking ahead!
- Nestled within an equestrian club on the outskirts of Málaga, La Taberna de Mike Palmer is a rustic-contemporary restaurant that offers tranquillity and simplicity. Enjoy traditional cuisine with Mediterranean flavours, featuring ingredients from the soil and sea, mainly slow-cooked on an open grill. Make sure to book a table on the delightful terrace.🕺Where to PLAY: A day trip from Málaga to Ronda is a must on your list because of the El Tajo gorge and the iconic Puente Nuevo bridge. Ronda's rich history, charming old town and breathtaking views offer an amazing experience.
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Seville
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📍Where to GO: Seville, Spain🛏️Where to STAY: We know the struggle of quality premium mid-term rental accommodation. Check out rental accommodation options in Seville here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Seville:
- WorkINcompany
- Arcadia🍴 Where to EAT:
- 12 Tapas is a gastro-bar-inspired restaurant run by couple Túe García, a former radio professional turned chef, and Carolina Jurado, a former family doctor managing the front-of-house. The name honours García's mother and 12 grandchildren, reflecting his culinary roots. The restaurant offers contemporary cuisine through à la carte and tasting menus.🕺Where to PLAY: Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Royal Alcázar of Seville is the oldest royal palace in Europe that is still in use today. It dates back to the 11th century, when the Muslim authorities decided to build a fortress in a strategic location to protect the city. Definitely worth a visit.
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📍 Where to GO: Valencia, Spain🛏️Where to STAY: We know the struggle of quality premium mid-term rental accommodation. Check out rental accommodation options in Valencia here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Valencia:
- Vortex Centro
- Botánico Coworking🍴 Where to EAT:
- Entering La Diva is like going back in time to the roaring 20s. The objective of the restaurant is to make you feel like a Diva; from its elegant and extravagant decoration to its unique gastronomy, the result of the fusion of flavours from around the world.
- Voltereta, Bali is a great restaurant that merges nature and dining. Inspired by trips to Indonesia, it features Bali-themed decor and a menu blending flavours from over 20 countries. The restaurant offers shared small dishes, similar to Indonesian 'padang' and tapas.🕺Where to PLAY: Pure nature just 10 km away from the city, dreamy sunsets, boat rides and the chance to completely switch off for a while. Make sure to visit The Albufera Natural Park, home to several varieties of rice, each contributing to different culinary uses and flavours. Did you know Paella is originally from Valencia?
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Italy
For those looking to blend work with the Italian lifestyle:
The Italian cuisine: world-renowned and an essential part of the Italian experience. Indulge in authentic dishes such as pasta, pizza and gelato, but also explore regional specialties like Bologna's ragù. Each region has its own unique flavours and culinary traditions, making it a delightful journey for your taste buds.
The Art and Architecture: From the grandeur of Rome's Colosseum to Milan's stunning Duomo, there's an abundance of historical and artistic landmarks to explore. Don't miss the chance to see iconic masterpieces.
THE MARKETS: visiting local markets is a fantastic way to experience the authentic Italian lifestyle. They offer a feast for the senses with their fresh produce, artisanal goods and vibrant atmosphere. Here, you can taste local cheeses cured meats and wines.
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📍 Where to GO: Bologona, Italy🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Bologna here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Bologna:
- Spazio01🍴 Where to EAT:
- Osteria Bartolini is a charming and welcoming restaurant that infuses the maritime essence of Romagna into the heart of Bologna, staying true to its heritage of fresh, flavourful fish dishes. The signature "fritto misto" (fried fish) remains a standout, while the menu also boasts a variety of classic fish and seafood options. Diners can enjoy their meals under in the shade of a large century-old plane tree.
- Trattoria di Via Serra: Venture off the beaten path to discover a charming trattoria in Bolognina, a historic working-class neighborhood in Bologna that now exudes a multicultural vibe. Owned by a welcoming proprietor and managed by a skilled chef, this restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that has garnered popularity, so reservations are advised, even during lunch hours. Indulge in top-notch regional dishes, including delightful fresh pasta like outstanding tortellini in broth and a delectable dessert known as zuppa inglese, a type of trifle.🕺Where to PLAY:
Bologna is a charming city in northern Italy and offers a delightful mix of history, culture and gastronomy. Stroll through the historic Piazza Maggiore, where you can admire stunning medieval architecture and the iconic Neptune Fountain. Don't miss climbing the Asinelli Tower for a breathtaking view of the city. Foodies should definitely explore the vibrant Mercato di Mezzo and indulge in local specialties such as tagliatelle al ragù (Bologna is the birthplace of Bolognese) and tortellini.
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📍 Where to GO: Florence, Italy🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Florence here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking space in Florence:
- Nana Bianca🍴 Where to EAT:
- Zeb: A new take on traditional cuisine in this unique restaurant in the delightful San Niccolò district. Diners sit side - by - side around a central table, as in a sushi bar, enjoying a selection of delicious homemade dishes.
- Osteria Le Panzanelle is a pleasant rural trattoria that has a simple, informal ambience. It serves generous portions of delicious regional cuisine, including homemade pasta and excellent meat.🕺Where to PLAY:
Known for the Renaissance, Florence boasts artistic treasures like Florence Cathedral and Uffizi Gallery. Visit Ponte Vecchio, Mercato Centrale, Pitti Palace with Boboli Gardens, and Oltrarno district. Explore local culture and festivals like Calcio Storico and Florence Biennale for a rich Italian experience.
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Milan
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📍 Where to GO: Milan, Italy🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Milan here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Milan:
- Copernico
- Coworking Milano Lambrate🍴 Where to EAT:
- With a touch of nostalgia and a casual atmosphere, Trippa offers a variety of Italian dishes, featuring the signature tripe that inspired its name. The talented young chef creates straightforward yet delicious cuisine using premium ingredients, making it a standout trattoria in Italy. Notable menu items include Milanese risotto with grilled marrow, vitello tonnato, and, of course, the famous tripe dish.
- Mezzolitro Vini e Cucina: Situated amid the attractive alleyways in the centre of Rho, this simple yet pleasant and friendly restaurant serves delicious local cuisine. Abruzzo specialities are to the fore, including dishes such as spaghetti alla chitarra with meatballs in sauce, various mutton recipes (grilled on skewers, tartare, steaks etc), lamb and different types of ham.🕺Where to PLAY: Milan is a city rich in culture and history, making it a perfect place to explore during your downtime. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Duomo di Milano, one of the largest and most stunning Gothic cathedrals in the world, and the historic Sforza Castle. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the masterpieces housed in the Pinacoteca di Brera and the Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology. Strolling through the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, you can indulge in some retail therapy or simply enjoy a cup of authentic Italian coffee while people-watching.
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📍 Where to GO: Naples, Italy🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Italy here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking space in Naples:
- Spazio TRA🍴 Where to EAT:
- Situated opposite the Maschio Angioino (Castel Nuovo) in Naples, Di Martino Sea Front Pasta Bar was opened by a pasta producer from nearby Gragnano, making it the perfect choice for pasta-lovers. Sit at a sushi-style counter watching the chefs at work and choose from a menu that is dedicated almost entirely to pasta dishes (as well as desserts), most of which are based on traditional recipes. When ordered individually, the dishes are generously portioned; however, for a more complete overview, opt for the tasting menu which includes more courses but smaller quantities.
- Situated in the city centre, Michelasso is a refined restaurant with an elegantly classic decor, perfect for a romantic and intimate dinner. The menu features meat and fish, with traditional dishes reinterpreted thanks to the chef’s expertise and proven experience. In summer, choose a table on the pleasant outdoor space overlooking the lively Via Santa Brigida.🕺Where to PLAY:
Founded by Greeks in the first millennium BCE, Naples is one of Europe's oldest cities, rich in heritage. Marvel at the vibrant cloister of the Santa Chiara religious complex and explore the treasures in the Naples National Archaeological Museum. Don't miss trying its famous pizza and indulging in delicious Neapolitan pastries.
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Rome
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📍 Where to GO: Rome, Italy🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Rome here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Rome:
- Office 21
- COASTER🍴 Where to EAT:
- Le Tamerici is located just a few metres from the Trevi Fountain. This top-quality restaurant stands out among the many ordinary tourist-style options available in this district. In a quiet ambience, with an outdoor dining area in the alleyway, enjoy excellent modern Mediterranean cuisine created by the chef and owner.
-Two young women full of enthusiasm, a cosy bistro with a few small tables, and a modern take on cuisine, as well as a diverse selection of wines and cocktails, come together to create 53 Untitled. While the atmosphere is casual, the food is amazing, offering a range of tapas dishes for sharing. The menu showcases a mix of traditional Roman recipes and classic dishes with international influences.🕺Where to PLAY:
With more than 2,000 years of history, Rome is a city where traces of the past are never far. You can admire ancient ruins, Renaissance art, Baroque churches and modern architecture all within the span of a few blocks.
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📍 Where to GO: Turin, Italy🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Turin here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking space in Turin:
- Toolbox Coworking
- Talent Garden🍴 Where to EAT:
- L'Acino: In the heart of the Roman quadrilateral, in this characteristic and friendly restaurant the traditional Piedmontese cuisine is honored. The specialties include: stuffed onion, vitel tonnè, agnolotti and tajarin, tripe and stracotto. Among the desserts, the bonet and hazelnut cake with zabajone are not to be missed. They have few tables, so we advise booking.
- Consorzio is known for serving some of the most intriguing and highly praised Piedmontese cuisine in the city. Their specialties range from ravioli with Tumin del Mel cheese or "finanziera" to traditional meat-filled agnolotti pasta. The menu also showcases a variety of meat-based main courses, with notable dishes that include offal and tripe for a unique dining experience.🕺Where to PLAY:
Turin is known for its history, architecture, and cuisine. Visit the Mole Antonelliana for city views and the National Cinema Museum, then explore Piazza Castello for historic sites. Don't miss the Egyptian Museum and Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile. Enjoy local delicacies like gianduja chocolate and bicerin coffee in Turin's charming cafes and restaurants.
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Mexico
When visiting Mexico, there are countless experiences that should not be missed. The below three standout highlights capture the essence of the country's rich culture and vibrant life, and make sure you get a well-rounded glimpse into the heart of Mexico.
Indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine: Tacos al pastor, a staple street food, are a must-try. These tacos are made with marinated pork, cooked on a vertical spit, and served with pineapple, onions, and cilantro in a soft corn tortilla. Another culinary delight is mole poblano, a traditional dish from Puebla that features a complex, rich sauce made from a blend of spices, chocolate, and chili peppers, typically served over chicken.
Explore the incredible markets, such as Mercado de la Merced in Mexico City. This market is one of the largest in the city and offers a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells. You can find everything from fresh produce and spices to traditional Mexican crafts and textiles. It's an excellent place to immerse yourself in local culture and taste unique foods.
Experience the rich historical and cultural heritage.: A visit to Mexico wouldn't be complete without experiencing its rich historical and cultural heritage. From the ancient ruins of the Mayan and Aztec civilizations, such as Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan, to the vibrant traditions of Dia de los Muertos, Mexico offers a tapestry of history and culture. The colonial architecture of cities like Guanajuato and the artistic legacy of Frida Kahlo in Mexico City further deepen the cultural experience.
Merida
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📍 Where to GO: Merida, Mexico🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Mexico here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Merida:
- Enter_Work
- Rrom Coworking Center🍴 Where to EAT:
- Cheen Cocina Yucateca is great to try the traditional Yucatan cuisine in a friendly and casual setting.
Known as the gastronomic capital of the Yucatan region, Mérida is a charming city full of fantastic restaurants and traditional dishes that will leave you wanting more. Its cuisine is a vibrant tapestry of flavours, influenced by Mayan, Spanish and Caribbean traditions. The region’s most famous dish is cochinita pibil (pork shoulder marinated in citrus juices, achiote paste and spices, slow cooked for hours in an underground pit oven).- Rosa Sur 32° offers a great culinary experience, brilliantly blending Mexican cuisine with Mediterranean delights. The menu, created by renowned chef Mario Espinosa, is a veritable symphony of flavours. Among the must-try dishes are a succulent catch of the day with a delicate pineapple purée, a tasty pork chop with chilmole, octopus with Valladolid sausages and the delicious pícaña with eggplant mole. All served with a smile.🕺Where to PLAY: Mérida is the vibrant capital of the Mexican state of Yucatán and has a rich Mayan and colonial heritage. The city’s focal point is Plaza de la Independencia, bordered by the fortresslike Mérida Cathedral and white limestone Iglesia de la Tercera Orden, both colonial-era churches built using relics from ancient Mayan temples. The Casa de Montejo, a 16th-century mansion, is a landmark of colonial plateresque architecture.
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📍 Where to GO: Mexico City, Mexico🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Mexico City here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking space in Mexico City:
- Spacioss Coworking
- Openhub Coworking Juárez🍴 Where to EAT:
- Tucked between two other establishments with no visible sign, Expendio de Maíz invites diners to take a seat at one of four long tables arranged under the covered sidewalk. While there are no reservations, there are a number of seatings, with guests placing their name on the list for the next round. This novel concept offers no food menu; instead, each course is presented as a surprise, one-by-one, until you confirm that you have had your fill. The team sends forth a range of impressively executed plates such as a warm, tender, and crisped yellow masa huarache topped with a thin slice of braised beef along with avocado, cherry tomatoes, queso blanco, and a scattering of lightly dressed young greens. The accompanying salsa is worth slathering on any and all preparations.-Enjoy a leisurely walk through Bosque de Chapultepec and conclude your outing with a delightful brunch at Lago Algo. This unique venue combines a contemporary art gallery with a restaurant, housed in an exemplary piece of Mexico’s Brutalist architecture from the late 1960s. The dining room offers stunning views of Chapultepec’s lake, adding to the serene ambiance. The gallery features seasonal art exhibits that are always captivating, often utilising the space in innovative ways. After exploring the artwork, treat yourself to the endive salad, cheese ravioli with pumpkin broth, or the glazed pork chop with cauliflower and caramelized onion.🕺Where to PLAY: Mexico City is the densely populated, high-altitude capital of Mexico. It's known for its Templo Mayor (a 13th-century Aztec temple), the baroque Catedral Metropolitana de México of the Spanish conquistadors and the Palacio Nacional, which houses historic murals by Diego Rivera. All of these are situated in and around the Plaza de la Constitución, the massive main square also known as the Zócalo.
Mexico City
Oaxaca
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📍 Where to GO: Oaxaca, Mexico🛏️Where to STAY: Check out rental accommodation options in Mexico here💻 Where to WORK: Coworking spaces in Oaxaca:
- Céntrico Cowork Jalatlaco
- Gubixi Coworking Space🍴 Where to EAT:
- Casa Oaxaca Reforma: Come for the amazing breakfast in the garden and stay for the conversation with Alejandro Ruiz, the friendly chef.-Central de Abastos de Oaxaca is a food market and a great place for lunch, with dozens of vendors preparing meals on the spot.🕺Where to PLAY:
Graciela Ángeles Carreño's distillery is a farm-to-glass operation. Visiting Oaxaca must include touring this distillery for an immersive experience in mezcal production.
Explore the agave fields, witness the meticulous process of making mezcal, and enjoy tasting sessions showcasing unique flavours. The distillery focuses on crafting high-quality artisanal mezcal, offering an educational and delightful experience.
The highlight of the visit is undoubtedly the tasting room, where you can savour a variety of mezcals, each with its own distinct flavour profile.
Where to Go: Crete | Greece
Crete is magical, in many ways. The people are friendly, very family oriented and welcoming. The island also remains quite active and busy all year round (compared to many of the other Greek islands).
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🛏️Where to Stay
Villa Koukouvayia (Villa of the Owl) is a spacious, 3-residence retreat with accommodations for two to twenty-five guests. Set on a secluded, landscaped estate that overlooks the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by hundreds of acres of working olive groves, Villa Koukouvayia boasts the intimacy, privacy, and character of an historic inn, but with the gardens, spaces, and facilities to support larger groups.📍Villa Koukouvayia is perfectly situated between Crete’s tranquil rural villages and the bustling amenities of larger towns. Nestled near the farming village of Kaloudiana, it offers easy access to two excellent tavernas, a modern café, a traditional kafenio, grocery stores, a gift shop, and a public-transit bus stop that connects the entire island. Just three kilometers further west lies Kissamos, a year-round agricultural town rich in history with Roman baths, Venetian fountains, and Minoan foundations. Kissamos combines a robust tourist infrastructure with its authentic character, offering cafés, excellent restaurants, and beautiful beaches while remaining true to its agricultural roots.Check out other rental accommodation options in Crete here
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Coworking space in Crete:- Workhub: The very first
co-working space in Chania.-Office 12: Probably the most creative coworking in Heraklion.-Pom: Connect with like minded people, interact with successful professionals, learn from a wide community, and benefit from services to help grow your business.-More co-working spaces: Other affordable coworking spaces.
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🍴🕺Where to Eat & Play
- Sandbar : A small beach café 📍in Koum Kapi, the eastern side of Chania old town, serving locally blended coffee, brunch, homemade cakes and aperitifs. Their food is simple but really hits notes of excellence. They also host and organise lots of activities for Nomads every weeek.- Romeiko Wine & Deli is a wonderful wine bar. Valentin and his wife are charming and knowledgeable about their wines. Make sure to do a wine tasting and the charcuterie board with local cheeses and meats is also a must-try. Plus, the street closes to traffic in the evening, creating a perfect, relaxed atmosphere.
We can guarantee you will love it!
📍Located in Palaiochora, 70 km south of Chania, on the southwest coast of Crete.- If you are looking for fine dining, AlmyVita is the place to go. 📍located in the old port of Chania, the restaurant blends the rich heritage of Greek cuisine with the elegance of Italian gastronomy. Whether you're in the mood for breakfast, dinner, sushi or cocktails, you won't be disappointed.
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