Artchimboldi can host business meetings, strategy days, workshops and team retreats in two modernist flats in Barcelona's Eixample, with meals served on site and facilitation if the team wants it. The larger flat covers 400 square meters at Còrsega 286 and the second 250 square meters at Rosselló 231, both in Barcelona. The site does not give a maximum number of participants, so share your group size when you first get in touch.
Seminars and company events
Artchimboldi is built for teams that want to leave the office for a day to think, decide and plan. The venue is not a hotel meeting room: each flat offers several areas, so a group can hold a plenary discussion in the main room, then split into breakout groups in smaller rooms, on the enclosed balcony or on a terrace.
Beyond the space, the team designs the day with the organizer. Depending on the need, that means structuring a key conversation, facilitating a session or simply preparing the room and the meals so the group can work. The venue also runs teambuilding sessions aimed at trust and alignment, and company retreats over several days, in which teams work and live together. Clients are mostly leaders preparing a meeting or an offsite for their own team.
Rooms and capacities
The flat at Còrsega 286, on the first floor, covers 400 square meters with plenty of daylight. It has a main room, an enclosed balcony and two terraces, which give a group room to move between plenary and smaller work. The flat at Rosselló 231, on the second floor, covers 250 square meters split into two areas: one more open, facing the street, and a quieter one looking onto the inner courtyard of the Eixample block. Both are laid out for focused work, conversation and small group sessions. Capacities by layout are not published.
Catering
Meals are part of the offer. The team serves simple meals adapted to the group and the rhythm of the day, so breaks and lunch fit around the sessions rather than the other way round. Vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free options are available.
History and setting
Artchimboldi opened in 2006, when its founder, a former engineer in a multinational company, turned a modernist apartment into a space for meetings. The idea came from years of efficient but flat meetings in which important conversations did not happen. Over time the project moved from renting a room to designing and facilitating the meeting itself, supported by a small team that looks after the space, the food and the whole experience.
The two flats sit in the Eixample, the 19th-century grid district of Barcelona, known for its modernist buildings and inner courtyards. The setting offers daylight, period architecture and a residential calm that suits long working sessions. The team also publishes a podcast, a documentary and ebooks on how leaders run meetings.
Getting there
Both addresses are in central Eixample, a few blocks apart on Carrer de Còrsega and Carrer del Rosselló, within walking distance of Avinguda Diagonal and Passeig de Gràcia. Metro and suburban trains serve the area. Barcelona Sants, the main long-distance station, and Barcelona El Prat airport are both connected to the center by public transport. The contact page also names Menorca as a second base for the team.
