Hold your meeting or conference in one of Antoni Gaudí’s masterpieces, the genius who was the greatest exponent of Modernist architecture in Barcelona. The series of rolling, stone facades, the great balconies and the roof-top structures are just some of the distinctive features of this building
An excellent refurbishment has turned the former Universidad Laboral de Gijón (Asturias) into a huge, gardened, architectural complex ideal for culture, training and entrepreneurial innovation. This extraordinary limestone and granite building has multi-purpose rooms for staging all types of business, cultural and social activities and events.
This magnificent botanical garden with huge palm trees, fountains and a superb collection of Mediterranean and tropical plants, is also home to two of the city’s most important icons: a replica of the Dama de Elche and the Imperial Palm Tree, a superb example estimated to be about 170 years old.
The former Telecommunications Palace and currently the seat of Madrid’s City Hall is a true, 20th-century architectural gem. The facilities consist of large, open, multi-purpose areas like the iconic Patio de Operaciones de Correos y Telégrafos and the fascinating Crystal Gallery, an organically-shaped glass dome with 2,000 triangular panes of glass.
The main attraction, apart from the incredible building used for religious ceremonies, is the exceptional gardened cloister surrounded by pointed arches with beautiful tracery. Considered to be one of the best Gothic temples in Europe, it makes a magnificent venue for company events.
The Villa Quijano, better known as El Capricho, is a colouristic palace built between 1883 and 1885. Its surprising architecture, designed by the brilliant Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, has Gothic, Oriental, Mudéjar and Nasrid features. The arcade crowned by a Persian-style minaret deserves special mention.
This palace of palaces is made up of a complex of buildings from different eras and in many styles, from Islamic and Mudéjar art to Gothic and Baroque. The beauty of the profusely decorated buildings can only be compared with that of its gardens.
This 13th-century Cistercian Monastery, located in one of the most beautiful parts of Aragón, has been refurbished as a hotel and spa, where history and nature blend perfectly.
