Guadalajara is one of Mexico’s most important economic, commercial, and cultural centers, making the city’s coliving offering an excellent option for digital nomads. Being home to almost 5 million inhabitants in the western part of the country, the city becomes an ideal option for remote workers to explore the culture and learn the language while living there.

 

Guadalajara is full of museums, restaurants, and bars, so whether you're on vacation or maybe just have a free afternoon, you'll have plenty of options to explore the city's culture or perhaps stroll through the historic center. However, at night is when the city truly comes alive. You can enjoy world-class culinary experiences at one of its street stalls or have a unique experience at one of its luxury restaurants. After a great meal, you can head to one of its bars to enjoy live music or, if you prefer, party at one of its clubs until the early hours of the morning.

 

Depending on what you're looking for, the climate in the area is almost perfect. The average annual temperature ranges from 28°C to 11°C, which is ideal if you're looking for a warm climate.

 

As a digital nomad living in Guadalajara, you can enjoy a lower cost of living depending on your country of origin, especially if you come from Europe or the United States. The city has all kinds of public transportation to take you where you need to go; bus lines, bike paths, light rail or its 3 subway lines will take you wherever you want so you don't have to worry about having a car.

 

Guadalajara International Airport is located just outside the city, where you can take a plane to anywhere on the continent.

 

Fun facts about Guadalajara:

• The colloquial term for someone or something from Guadalajara is “Tapatío.”

• Tortas ahogadas are the most iconic food in Guadalajara

• Guadalajara is Mexico's technological hub, home to companies such as Intel, IBM, Oracle and Microsoft.