Unique venues archive

A village of Spanish architecture built in 1929 on Montjuïc, with a Romanesque-style monastery, a chapel and views over Barcelona.

A Noucentista palace in the old town of Sitges, with terraces and a cloister over the Mediterranean and a Gold Room for civil weddings.

A medieval monastery in the Bages, one hour from Barcelona, with religious or civil ceremonies, gardens and a four-star superior hotel on site.

A modernist masia from 1922, now a boutique hotel with gardens and a glass hall for weddings, in La Selva del Camp near Tarragona.

A 12th-century masia in the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, for weddings of up to 60 guests, with 9 suites and 43 hectares of woods.

A botanical garden in Blanes with a ceremony at the Linnaeus Pavilion above the first cove of the Costa Brava, cliff-balcony drinks and a banquet.

A 15th-century masia in the Garrotxa volcanoes, with a celebration space by RCR Arquitectes and menus by chef Fina Puigdevall.

A historic merchants’ exchange by Barcelona’s port, with a medieval hall, a gilded salon and a neoclassical courtyard for weddings.

A modernist house from 1906 facing the beach and the medieval walls of Tossa de Mar, with a courtyard, salons and a chill-out area.

A modernist landmark by Domènech i Montaner on Passeig de Gràcia, now a five-star hotel with a rooftop lookout terrace and a weddings team.