Category Archives: Venue Tours

A planner’s review of the Barcelona wedding venue we chose for our own — peaceful gardens, the Mediterranean your backdrop, thirty-five minutes from the airport.

Castell de Sant Marçal is a historic wedding venue in Cerdanyola del Vallès, twenty minutes from central Barcelona — a castle surrounded by landscaped gardens.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Castell de Sant Marçal and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

Bell Recó is a private manor house wedding venue at Argentona, on the coast north of Barcelona — a stately house standing in gardens with a waterfall and old eucalyptus trees.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Bell Recó and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

The Convent de Blanes is a former Capuchin convent of 1583 on the Punta de Santa Anna headland at Blanes, on the Costa Brava — the sea directly below it, and the coastline in view from the gardens. Seventy kilometres from Barcelona.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Convent de Blanes and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

Casa del Mar is a clifftop masia above the sea at Sant Pere de Ribes, nine kilometres from Sitges — open Mediterranean views from the whole estate. Forty-five kilometres from Barcelona.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Casa del Mar and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

La Baronia is a modernist house of the 1920s at Sant Feliu de Codines, inland from Barcelona — a panoramic terrace over the valley, and a ceremony space under cypresses centuries old.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour La Baronia and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

Gran Villa Rosa is a restored wine castle dating from 1460 at Vilanova i la Geltrú, near Sitges — the whole estate held inside a four-metre wall, with its own chapel and courtyards. Twenty-five minutes from Barcelona airport.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Gran Villa Rosa and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

Almiral de la Font is a restored masia in the Penedès wine country at Sant Pere de Ribes, six kilometres from Sitges — a twenty-metre infinity pool, and courtyards to dine in under the sky. Thirty minutes from Barcelona.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Almiral de la Font and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

Masia Cabellut is a restored stone farmhouse with its own organic vineyard at Masllorenç, fifty kilometres south of Barcelona — parts of the building go back to the twelfth century, and the gardens were planted new in 2020.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Masia Cabellut and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.

Finca Mas Solers is a nineteenth-century palace at Sant Pere de Ribes, five minutes from Sitges — grand formal salons inside, landscaped gardens and terraces outside. Thirty minutes from Barcelona.

In this video, Adam and Salvador tour Finca Mas Solers and share what couples should know about holding their wedding here.