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Lisbon, Portugal! Amazing weather,incredible food,fast wifi pretty much everywhere, and the coffee is top-notch (and cheap!). plus, it is only 5hrs ahead of EST. Stayed there for a month last year, loved it. ✨
Medellin, Colombia. They call it the 'City of Eternal Spring'. Great cost of living, tons of coworking spaces with fiber optic, and the coffee... well, it's Colombia! 🇨🇴 Loads of digital nomads there.
Hear me out: Budapest, Hungary. It's an underrated gem for remote work. The architecture is stunning, the vibe is a perfect mix of old-world charm and modern hustle, and those historic thermal baths? Ideal for decompressing after a long workday — nothing like soaking in 38°C water surrounded by centuries-old stone. The internet is surprisingly fast and reliable, and coworking spots are everywhere if you want a change from working at home. Plus, the coffee houses — they’re not just about caffeine; they’re a cultural experience. Think grand interiors, slow pace, and a perfect setup for deep work or casual networking
honestly, just got back from a month in Mexico City (CDMX) working remote. Condesa and Roma Norte neighborhoods are full of cafes with great wifi. Time difference is minimal. Street food is a huge plus! 🌮🌮
If you want something a bit different, check out Tbilisi-Georgia. Super affordable, incredible culture, and the internet has improved massively. They even have a digital nomad visa. Food is 🔥 too.
I'd say stick to major cities in Western Europe if reliable internet is your absolute top priority. Places like Amsterdam or Berlin are solid choices,though can be pricier. You get what you pay for sometimes!
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