The Gothic cloister of the ancient Dominican convent (1253) and the single-nave church of Sant Domènec, constitute one the city’s most historically and artistically valuable sites. Having suffered many vicissitudes, the complex now houses part of the University of Girona (Humanities and Tourism faculties).
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Can Trincheria (18th century), an ancient manor house, was inhabited by several generations of the family after which it is named. The first floor of the dwelling stands out in particular, with its decorative paintings and noteworthy 18th century furniture. An ideal venue for small-scale and highly personalised events.
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Declared a Site of National Cultural Interest by the Government of Catalonia, Sant Pere de Rodes is an ancient Benedictine monastery situated on the side of Verdera mountain, some 520 metres above sea level in an outstanding spot offering views of breathtaking scenery. There are two other monuments in the vicinity: the castle of Sant Salvador de Verdera is located at the top of the mountain and the pre-Romanesque church of Santa Creu de Rodes and the remains of its mediaeval village are located one kilometre to the north of the monastery. The site is not only historically important but
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Blanes Sports Centre is a first-class, municipal sports installation. It is strategically located at the gateway to the Costa Brava and has multipurpose spaces able to cater for all sorts of events. These range from artistic, social, corporate, cultural, academic, scientific and fashion events to music concerts, theatre festivals, congresses, conventions, trade fairs, exhibitions, workshops and publicity presentations. It can also be used as a film and television studio. With a total surface area of 4,100 m2, it holds 1,300 people in the stands and 14,500 on the sports floor.
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La Sala de l’Isaac is a gourmet restaurant specialising in chargrilled fish and locally-sourced produce. We seek to constantly surprise our guests’ palates with such dishes as wild mussels grilled over olive wood embers, baby cuttlefish from Palamós chargrilled with capipota (‘head and leg´) of veal, the various kinds of wild fish that we buy fresh from the fish market in Palamós or the ice cream made with sheep’s milk from the Ripollès area and chargrilled with macerated strawberries from Sant Pol de Mar. La Sala de l’Isaac bases its cuisine on solid, clearly-established values – tradition, innovation, culture and
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Chapter house of the ancient Gothic convent of Sant Domènec, now home to the arts and tourism faculties. The room is noteworthy for its ribbed vaulting made out of volcanic stone and its welcoming monumental character.
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A 16th century fortress built on the site that houses the remains of the ancient Greek, Roman and mediaeval cities. Its spacious areas and secluded spots make it suitable for holding all kinds of events. The relaxing atmosphere, impressive views and historical setting, along with its cultural possibilities, are what make this a special and unique site.
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Mas Marroch is El Celler de Can Roca’s banquet and event venue. This thirteenth-century farmhouse nestles amid ancient gardens in Vilablareix, just five minutes from Girona city centre and close to the South Girona motorway exit. Despite the venue’s avant-garde appearance, the setting has been treated with utmost respect. The Sala Gran was designed by interior designers Sandra Tarruella and Isabel López to show off its contents to the full. The ballroom’s perfect acoustics are complemented by the chill-out lounge area. Our cuisine is based on the dishes that have brought success to our restaurant, El Celler de Can Roca.
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Mas Terrats is set in a wonderful spot in the heart of Empordà (Girona), an unbeatable setting for holding all kinds of events. An ancient Catalan farmhouse with nine guest rooms, lounges, swimming pool, an annexe with a function and production room, a barbecue facility, woodland and thousands of hectares of land at your disposal. A piece of Empordà that preserves all its history and charm while at the same time adapting to modern needs and comforts to ensure memorable events.
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The Hospice, built at the end of the eighteenth century and situated in Olot city centre, houses the Garrotxa Museum and the Landscape Observatory of Catalonia. It is ideal for events that require a unique and exclusive setting.
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