4 business centers: Tarragona

The business centres in Tarragona are spread across the whole city, with the majority of them concentrated in Eixample, Nou Eixample Nord and Nou Eixample Sud districts. Potential tenants get to choose from a variety of spaces as the business centres in Tarragona offer both furnished and empty suites as well as services, semi-serviced and unserviced offices. At MatchOffice we have collected a comprehensive list of the best options on the local market offered by the business centres in Tarragona. Make sure to contact us if you have any additional questions or contact the landlord directly.

The city and the region of Tarragona boast some of the important economic pillars in Spain. The marine industry is represented by the Port of Tarragona, which hits the top five largest ports in Spain with the highest cargo capacity. It is also the most important fishing port in Catalonia. The industrial sector in Tarragona revolves around the local petrochemical complex - the most important in Spain. Many Factories that employ locals extend through the territory of Tarragona and the neighbours of Vilaseca, Morell and La Pobla de Mafumet. The petrochemical industry ensures around 5 thousand jobs and about 23 thousand are industry-related. Other major industrial sectors include plastic and metal processing, construction materials, cardboard and packaging, etc. Despite an impressive industrial business scene in the suburbs of Tarragona, the service sector manages to generate the largest share of local GDP. The highly-educated talent pool, good infrastructure and a convenient location ensure that service-based businesses have everything necessary for productive work and growth.

The prominent history of Tarragona started from the times of the Roman Empire. Thanks to being washed by the waters of the Mediterranean sea and proximity to other important economic hubs, Tarragona has secured it’s notable position on the Spanish map. Today it’s the biggest city in the region and boasts a total population that exceeds 130 thousand people. The local economy is service-based and has a variety of branches including hospitality. Tourism is an important source of income for the region and the city. Not only it contributes to the local budget but has also influenced the quality of local infrastructure. To support hospitality and accommodate a large number of tourists, the city has invested in a pristine infrastructure, high-quality road and rail connections and a variety of entertainment, including theme parks, shopping centres, numerous hotels, cafes and restaurants.