Commercial for sale in Calella, Barcelona

Its layout consists of 3 rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom. It is great for both a local and an apartment.
Calella or Calella de la Costa is a municipality and city in Spain's Maresme region. It is known as the tourist capital of the Costa del Maresme and is characterized by being a cosmopolitan city with a typical Mediterranean climate. It is located 50 km from Barcelona, 50 km from Girona, and 6 km from the Montnegre-Corredor natural park.
The configuration of its urban layout, with a large pedestrian and commercial area, as well as the arrangement of 15 squares, pleasant green spaces, and a wide range of accommodation, make Calella one of the most important tourist destinations in the country.
A nearly three-kilometer-long offer of beaches and more than 180,000 m² of golden and clean sand, intensely blue waters, and natural areas such as Dalmau Park, Manuel Puigvert promenade, Garbí promenade, El Faro, or Las Torretes, make Calella a dynamic, modern, and welcoming city that allows visitors to enjoy a destination with its own uniqueness.
For a few years now, an ambitious process has begun: to become a reference city in sports, health, cultural, and family tourism. The clear commitment of the population to sports and culture is demonstrated in a wide range of sports, cultural, artistic, recreational, and family activities promoted by the City Council, as well as in the great variety of facilities and sports disciplines that can be practiced in the city.
Since January 2016, Calella has had the Museum of Tourism, a unique museum proposal in the world that aims to showcase the history of tourism and its sociocultural and economic effects globally in an attractive, educational, and participatory manner.
Calella is a city with nearly 650 years of history. It has been, and is today, a city open to the sea and the mountains, proud of its history, of a past rich in events, and always open to Catalan identity, which has become, over the years, a community welcoming newcomers from many countries, culturally different, but with great personal and collective wealth.
In the 1970s and until the mid-1990s, it was a very important tourist destination for Central European tourism, popularly known as Calella de los Alemanes, with its population tripling during the high tourist season, which coincides with the end of spring, summer, and the beginning of autumn. Currently, the tourist variety has expanded, receiving visitors from practically all continents.
Calella beach, Iglesia street, and Capaspre promenade are the main tourist attractions due to their commercial and leisure centrality.