Masia La Tartana hosts product launches, working meetings, conferences, gala dinners, Christmas parties and weddings for groups of 25 to 700 guests. Its largest room, the Sala Lluernari, holds 500 in conference layout, 450 at a seated banquet and 700 for a cocktail. The venue takes one event per day, so each group has the estate to itself. It is a restored Catalan masia at Camí de la Font de la Tartana 82, in Matadepera, in the province of Barcelona.
Seminars and company events
The venue lists product launches, work meetings, focus groups, conferences and car presentations among its business events, along with team celebrations, networking evenings, welcome drinks for clients, business lunches and gala dinners. The Sala Lluernari is a square, open-plan hall with large windows, so it can be set for a plenary in the morning and turned into a dinner room in the evening. Its open floor also suits a vehicle or product display.
For a smaller board meeting or a working lunch, the Sala Masia on the upper floor of the old house holds up to 60 people and has its own terrace with mountain views. The team handles decoration, menu, music and entertainment for each event.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a large part of the business. Ceremonies take place either under the Porche, a covered space surrounded by old trees and garden that stays usable in heat or rain, or in the Bosque Secreto, a wooded clearing reached by a path. The aperitif can be served on the lemon-tree terrace, on the masia terrace or under the porch. Dinner and dancing follow in the Sala Lluernari, which the wedding page lists for up to 350 guests, so the party continues in the same room. Indoor rooms in the old house serve as a fallback if the weather turns.
Rooms and capacities
The Sala Lluernari takes 450 at banquet, 700 for a cocktail and 500 in conference layout. The Sala Masia takes up to 60. The ground floor of the old house, called La Masia, is used for receptions and for indoor aperitifs on rainy days, and opens onto a small terrace for events that move between inside and outside. Outdoors there are the porch, the lemon-tree terrace, the masia terrace, the garden and the wooded ceremony area, which also serve for open-air dinners in summer.
Catering
Catering is handled by the venue's own team of chefs, with menus set with each client. The venue says it has more than 30 years of experience in events.
History and setting
The masia dates from 1321 and is a typical Catalan farmhouse. In 1999 the Carrera family of Matadepera bought it almost in ruins and restored it as an event venue, keeping the character of the 14th-century house. The restoration and new design were led by architect Enric Llimona, who added the glass-walled Sala Lluernari to the old stone building. Inside the house, rooms where families once lived keep an old bread oven, an open hearth, hand-carved marble sinks from 1808 and a wine press.
The windows of the Sala Lluernari look onto the Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac natural park.
Getting there
The address is Camí de la Font de la Tartana 82, 08230 Matadepera, Barcelona. Matadepera lies in the Vallès Occidental, north of Terrassa. The venue does not publish transport details, so plan coaches or parking with the team for large groups.
