Coliving in Catalonia: A Region-by-Region Guide

Coliving in Catalonia is a slightly absurd promise when you think about it, because Catalonia is not one place. It is a 3,143-metre Pyrenean peak and a Mediterranean beach. It is one of Europe's great cities and a thousand stone villages where the loudest sound is a church bell. It is medieval Girona, the wild Montseny, the Costa Brava, and a lunch that starts at two and ends when it ends. You can coliv, not a word, we are keeping it, in any of these, and the version of the month you get changes completely depending on which corner you pick.

So this is the map, written from inside it. We run a coliving in a 14th century masia in the Montseny, an hour north of Barcelona, so we know this ground well, and we will point you to the right corner even when it is not ours. What coliving in Catalonia actually is, where it works, what