Referred to by some as the “Silicon Valley of the Mediterranean,” Valencia is set to compete with other European startup hubs such as London and Berlin.
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In addition to the city’s big pool of tech talent and relatively low rent rates, what many people don’t know is that Valencia is home to a rather robust network of accelerators, incubators, coworking spaces, universities and business angels ready to support early stage entrepreneurs.
Our Startup Guide Valencia book is filled with city-focused tips, startups, coworking spaces, programs and interviews with founders as well as experts. It gives you all the information you need to get you started in the Spanish city.
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Published November 2018
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