Serviced Offices & Coworking Spaces in Albatera

Albatera is a charming Spanish town in the province of Alicante. It is a promising destination for professionals and businesses.

Some of Albatera's neighborhoods

San Pascual is a quiet neighborhood. Its proximity to the city center and easy access to other parts of the city make it an ideal choice for establishing your professional presence. There's also San Pancracio, which shares the same advantages as San Pascual. And let's not forget Urbanización Serralba, a residential neighborhood nestled at the foot of the Sierra de Albatera.

Leasing office and coworking space in Albatera

Albatera offers various options for those looking to rent a coworking office. Whether you prefer to work in an open space or have your own private office, the city's coworking offices are designed to offer the flexibility you need. You don't have to make a long-term commitment to your coworking space. This is perfect if you're a freelancer, entrepreneur or business looking for a temporary pied-à-terre.

What else should I know about Albatera?

The town of Albatera is the perfect blend of a dynamic economy and a rich cultural heritage.

Mobility in Albatera

The Albatera train station offers a convenient link to Alicante and other major cities in the region. Alicante airport is just a short drive away. Access to the A-7 freeway provides easy access to other parts of the Costa Blanca and Spain.

The town's economy

Albatera's economy has traditionally been based on irrigated agriculture, particularly fruit growing (figs, pomegranates, citrus fruits...). Today, however, the service sector in general and commerce in particular play a predominant role in the local economy.

Albatera's historical highlights

In Albatera, you'll find the Renaissance portal of the Rocafull palace, dating from the mid-16th century. There's also the parish church of Santiago Apóstol, built in 1727 in the Valencian Baroque style. After a hard day's work in your flexible office, you can relax in the Parc de la Huerta, a 30,000 m² garden area with a covered auditorium. Another must-see is the Rambla Salada de Albatera, a riverbed with salt deposits formed by rainfall.