World Trade Center
The business complex surrounded by the sea
Designed by architect Henry N. Cobb, the World Trade Center Barcelona (WTCB) is inspired by the shape of a ship surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. This iconic building on Barcelona’s waterfront is a business complex that was inaugurated at the Port of Barcelona in 1999.
From the upper floors of the WTCB, you can see the Columbus Monument, Moll de la Fusta with Maremàgnum, and in the distance, the Barceloneta neighborhood. If you get the chance, go up. It is an ideal spot for business visits and for those who want a privileged view of the area.
One of the main features of the complex is the flexibility of its spaces, allowing for office rentals of various sizes, on one or more floors, and hosting meetings with capacities of up to 1,500 people. The site is structured around four buildings arranged in a circular shape. In the center, you will find a plaza with commercial spaces and restaurants.
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How to get to the World Trade Center?
The Red Route of the Barcelona Bus Turístic has a stop at the World Trade Center, from where you can access the complex.
For the curious
- Did you know that the WTCB is part of the World Trade Center Association, with locations in more than 90 countries?
- Some of the most important events held at the WTCB include international conventions, scientific gatherings, and presentations of new products and businesses.
