Calatayud Aragon Spain. Good for Digital Nomads? Can you work remotely there?

Is Calatayud in Spain a good choice for Digital Nomads? Do you want to visit Madrid - 1 hr and Barcelona - 2 hrs, but don't want to pay and stay in these big cities for months. Follow me through six weeks of remote working in Calatayud. I show you in detail why I think it's a great place to stay for Digital Nomads and remote workers visiting Spain.

[@florinionutmanda782]

good job

[@willbrennan2030]

Had to look up what was on that shirt related to the Skull - that's something different/interesting! Thanks to Bing's AI search - The phrase “si Binan Sigue En sustrece” means “if Binan sticks to his thirteen” in English. It is a variation of the expression “seguir en sus trece”, which means “to stick to one’s guns” or “to be stubborn” in Spanish. The expression “seguir en sus trece” has several possible origins, but the most likely one is related to the history of Spain. It refers to Benedict XIII, also known as the Pope Luna, who was one of the antipopes during the Western Schism. He refused to renounce his claim to the papacy, even after being excommunicated and isolated by most of the Christian world. He died in 1423, still insisting that he was the legitimate pope. He was the thirteenth pope in the line of Avignon, hence the number thirteen

[@somewheredifferent]

Yes , it all made sense afterwards as he had been stolen 2 years before and this was him returning home. At the time I was not sure what on earth was going on!

[@Robertarcher2035]

Fella ! Love the dialogue (And subject ) . Smashing commentary . Many gems . Amongst them “ it’s the bloke on the tee shirt “ All the best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mariadange06]

Mon dieu that building they showed you was a joke, they obviously tried to fob off the worst building in town 😮

[@somewheredifferent]

Which one?

[@mariadange06]

@@somewheredifferent First one with the massive cracks

[@somewheredifferent]

@@mariadange06 Yes was on at €120,000, it dropped to €50,000 recently, walls are not in good shape :) I am going for the one on the hill instead.