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Gasparini Chamber at Royal Palace of Madrid

Royal Palace of Madrid · Centro, Madrid, 28071 · Show map
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About this space

The Gasparini Chamber is a stunning space within the Royal Palace of Madrid, showcasing the opulence and artistic heritage of the 18th century. This chamber is characterized by its rococo style, reflecting the tastes of King Charles III, who commissioned its design. It is adorned with exquisite decorations and serves as a prime example of the artistic endeavors of the period. The Gasparini Chamber is ideal for hosting formal events, receptions, and cultural gatherings, providing a unique atmosphere steeped in history. Its elegant setting makes it a perfect choice for those looking to create memorable experiences in a regal environment. Event organizers can expect a space that not only impresses but also offers a glimpse into the rich history of Spain's monarchy.

Features

Wifi
Elegant decor
Historical significance

Space

100m² (1,076ft²)

Capacities

100 Reception
80 Theatre

Guide prices

Indicative pricing based on standard rates. Request an instant quote for your exact brief.

Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£2,000 / Minimum spend

Location

Map showing Royal Palace of Madrid
Royal Palace of Madrid CentroUnknown 28071Madrid
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