by Factor 3 Events | Jan 27, 2023 | Basque Country, Biosphere, Conference / Congress, Creativity, Dinners, Entertainment, Events, Hotels, Logistics, Our Events, Safe Events, Tours, Venue
This week we have been on a site inspection in the Basque Country!… An undiscovered land of tradition, pintxos, wine, art, and design. The north of Spain has so much to offer! 🪵🌍⛰️🍄🌿🙌...
by Barbara Plomer | Dec 14, 2021 | #eventmanagement, Activities, Barcelona, Catalonia, Entertainment, Events, Factor 3 On Wheels, Gala Dinner, Gastronomy, Sustainability, Venue
Here we are at La Centenaria 1779, a historic Catalan masia, or country home. It is a truly authentic location for meetings and events, just 15 minutes from the centre of Barcelona. With beautiful gardens embracing the house and a large dining area for up to...
by Factor 3 Events | Jan 19, 2021 | Barcelona, Factor 3 On Wheels, Venue
Interview with La Llotja de Mar Barcelona La Llotja de Mar is a truly historical location. Originally an open-air fish market, the site is now home to a fine neo-classical building dating from the 18th century; a modernisation of the earlier medieval construction,...
by Factor 3 Events | Dec 7, 2020 | Barcelona, Factor 3 On Wheels, Gastronomy, Venue
Interview with Fabrica Moritz Moritz is, without doubt, one of Barcelona’s most emblematic products. The beer and its logo beat at the heart of the city. In 2004, Moritz opened its flagship restaurant in central Barcelona, located in the historic brewery, dating from...
by Factor 3 Events | Nov 13, 2020 | Barcelona, Factor 3 On Wheels, Venue
Maritime Museum Interview Barcelona’s Maritime Museum or Museu Marítim, stands proudly on the site of the former Atarazanas shipbuilding site at the end of the famous Ramblas, facing the very sea onto which it once floated freshly built boats. This fine example of...
by Factor 3 Events | Nov 4, 2020 | Barcelona, Factor 3 On Wheels, Venue
The Catalan National Art Museum is without a doubt one of Barcelona’s most emblematic buildings. Constructed as the Spanish Pavilion for the 1929 World Expo, MNAC went on to become the home of an impressive collection of Romanic and Art Nouveau works. It’s stunning...
