Find Coworking Space in Cali

About Cali

A city located southwest of Bogotá, Cali is the iconic destination if you wish to indulge in a bit of salsa dancing at one of its many clubs littering the town, especially in the suburb of Juanchito. The sporting hub of Colombia, Cali has hosted numerous international events such as the World Youth Championships in Athletics, the UCI Track Cycling World Championships and the list goes on. Home to the 3rd largest building in the Republic of Colombia, "La Torre de Cali" (Cali Tower) that is a whopping 42 stories tall; Cali is the affectionate nickname for the city officially named "Santiago de Cali". It's the capital of the Valle del Cauca department and has 2,319,655 souls meandering its streets, enjoying a dish of "ajiaco" (think soup of chicken plus potato, corn, capers, avocado, sour cream and the essential "guasca" herb) or mingling with likeminded souls in coworking venues.

Cali is the only big Colombian city with access to the Pacific Coast and it's the main economic and urban enclave in southwest Colombia with one of the fastest growing economies in the country. Founded in 1536, its old quarter is where you will find the neoclassical San Pedro Cathedral plus the18th and 19th century San Francisco Religious Complex. The country has a rapidly expanding startup scene with significant government investment in tech industries. Large incubators can be found in Medellin and Bogota and there are numerous startups making headlines such as "SiembraViva" that is fighting the urban-rural divide by connecting farmers to urban consumers. Another startup, "Viajala", has put all of Colombia's domestic airlines on a single user-friendly platform so that its users can get the best deal.

Coworking venues have become the go-to places for these inventive souls to get their work done with a collaborative and community spirit.