Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and the second-largest city of Spain. Thanks to its strategic location on the Mediterranean coast, the city acts as a gateway to Europe for goods coming from Africa, Asia, and other parts of the world. Barcelona also has a high population index (around 5.6 million people) and has an international airport that connects to all five continents. A rise in sustainable and economic growth has granted Barcelona the title of a grand European metropolis. It’s a world-class city, saturated with art, science, media, and fashion. 

Before you rent a catamaran in Barcelona and sail the wonderful Catalan coastline, we recommend you to visit several tourist attractions. Out of Barcelona’s sixty-eight parks, it is worth exploring Ciutadella Park, the largest green space within the city. Among Barcelona’s highlights is the Passeig de Gracia. Here you will find big fashion brands and restaurants that are connected to the central part of the city. La Rambla is the most popular street in Barcelona, which also leads to the old port. It is not too far from the Gothic Quarter, known for buildings that date as far back as the Roman period. Walking around the old town, you will have the opportunity to enjoy live performances, cultural attractions, and taste Spanish appetizers known as Tapas. The most visited monument in Spain is Gaudi’s architectural accomplishment known as La Sagrada Familia. This is a giant Basilica and perhaps the best-known structure of Catalan Modernism that attracts over 3 million tourists annually.