New Years Eve in a 18th Century palace in Barcelona

There is the in isolation palace located in the centre of Barcelona opposite for many of the people; however, its the special place accessible for any kind of events as well as celebrations, such as New Years Eve 2010. The palace is the building of late baroque style with classical influence. It is the usually in isolation 18th Century palace in Barcelona that maintains its strange seat as well as interiors. It is widely separated in to two floors: the belligerent floor, where the aged stables, the aged Coach-house as well as the aged spark room were located, as well as the eminent floor. The eminent building has opposite rooms with strange seat dating from the 19th Century. Some of these rooms have distinguished paintings of allegories of the zodiac on the ceiling, numerous Baccarat crystal chandeliers as well as an Erard of Paris Grand Piano.

Celebrating New Years Eve in this special venue offers privacy, exclusivity, haute cuisine as well as artistic beauty, the perfect mixture for an memorable soiree. The menu will be based on cold as well as prohibited appetizers, such as Sashimi salmon or aristocrat prawn, followed by the starter; lobster salad with tuna tartar as well as monkfish filet with crayfish as well as cava cream. The categorical course can be selected in between saccharine veal with carrot thickk thickk cream or suckling pig. The cooking will be accompanied by the most appropriate Spanish red as well as white wines as well as cava (Catalan Champagne) as well as all sorts of liquors. The meal will be served with Versailles glassware, Inox Miros cutlery, porcelain crockery as well as Montecarlo chairs.

After the luxurious cooking in one of the categorical rooms, the belligerent building will be converted in to the dance floor, where the DJ will assistance we to welcome the New Year with the most appropriate music. Get ready for an glorious in isolation New Years Eve gala in an 18th Century Palace in the heart of Barcelona.

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