Palacio del Negralejo

Rivas-Vaciamadrid, Spain · Meetings · Weddings

An 18th-century palace with 17,000 m² of gardens and indoor salons for up to 1,500 seated, 15 minutes from Madrid

Conventions, product launches, gala dinners, team building and weddings, with indoor salons for up to 1,500 seated across the Negralejo estate. A palace built from 1790 on the ruins of the Negrales castle in Rivas-Vaciamadrid, with a chapel, a rose garden and more than 17,000 m² of grounds.

Maximum capacity
1,500
Event spaces
6
Outdoor spaces
Yes
Chapel
Yes

Event spaces

  • Patio CentralLarge outdoor courtyard for civil or symbolic ceremonies
  • Pérgola and RosaledaCocktails, ceremonies and outdoor dinners, also in winter
  • BoxesFormer stables beside the historic façade, set up for banquets
  • BosqueWooded area for smaller, informal receptions
  • MiradorNamed space at the palace, no details published
  • Ermita de San AntonioSmall chapel for religious ceremonies

Transport

Train station
Coslada4.2 km · about 10 min by car
Airport
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD)11 km · about 25 min by car

Distances as the crow flies; times are estimates. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting there and practical details

Neighborhood
Rivas-Vaciamadrid, southeast of Madrid

Palacio del Negralejo hosts conventions, corporate meetings, product launches, gala dinners, team building and weddings. The Negralejo group states indoor salons for up to 1,500 seated guests across its estate. The palace stands on the Carretera de Mejorada, km 3, in Rivas-Vaciamadrid, about 15 minutes from central Madrid and 10 minutes from the airport.

Seminars and company events

The estate sells events for companies under a MICE offer: conventions and congresses, corporate meetings, training days, product launches, brand presentations, gala dinners, exhibitions, team building, incentives and institutional celebrations. It also offers corporate Christmas menus. Past clients named on the site include Mahou, L'Oréal, Securitas Direct and Marriott.

The group describes independent, flexible spaces that can be set up for each format, with a private access road and a rural setting next to a golf course. The site does not list meeting rooms or audiovisual equipment, so ask the events team for a technical sheet.

Weddings and receptions

Weddings are the other main business. Religious ceremonies take place in the Ermita de San Antonio, a small chapel on the estate dedicated to San Antón. Civil or symbolic ceremonies are held outdoors in the Patio Central. The Pérgola and the Rosaleda host cocktails and ceremonies, also in winter, and the Rosaleda is used for dinners outdoors. The Boxes, former stables beside the historic façade, are converted into a banquet space. The Bosque gives a quieter, more natural setting.

The team has more than 35 years of experience and adapts menus to each couple. The venue offers a discount for weddings from January to April, subject to conditions.

Rooms and capacities

The palace grounds cover more than 17,000 square meters of gardens and open-air spaces. Together with the adjacent Jardines del Negralejo, the group covers more than 32,000 square meters. Named spaces at the palace are the Patio Central, the Pérgola, the Rosaleda, the Bosque, the Boxes, the Mirador and the Ermita de San Antonio. The Jardines add the Corrala, the Balconada, the Pabellón, the Coso and the Posta Real.

The group gives its indoor capacity as up to 1,500 seated, and describes its largest salon as holding 1,400 seated or 2,000 standing for a cocktail. Capacities per space are not published, so check which building and room each figure refers to.

Catering

The estate runs a restaurant and the team prepares menus for weddings and company events, adjusted to guests' preferences. The site does not say whether outside caterers are allowed.

History and setting

The palace was built from 1790 by a noble family on the ruins of the old Negrales castle, and keeps its 18th-century aristocratic look. Its gardens, chapel and rose garden are used for photographs as well as for receptions. The estate sits in open country on the southeast edge of the Madrid region.

Getting there

Rivas-Vaciamadrid lies southeast of Madrid. The palace is about 15 minutes from the city by road and about 10 minutes from Madrid-Barajas airport. Access is by a private road from the Carretera de Mejorada. Most guests arrive by car or coach.

What sets it apart

  • 01Indoor salons for up to 1,500 seated across the estate
  • 02More than 17,000 m² of gardens at the palace
  • 03Chapel on site for religious ceremonies
  • 04Palace built from 1790 on a former castle site
  • 0515 minutes from Madrid, 10 from the airport

Questions and answers

How many guests can Palacio del Negralejo host?

The Negralejo group gives up to 1,500 seated indoors; capacities per space are not published.

Does the venue host company events?

Yes: conventions, meetings, product launches, gala dinners, training days and team building.

Can we hold a religious ceremony?

Yes, in the Ermita de San Antonio on the estate. Civil ceremonies take place in the Patio Central.

Is catering in-house?

The team prepares menus for weddings and events; ask whether outside caterers are accepted.

How far is it from Madrid and the airport?

About 15 minutes from central Madrid and 10 minutes from the airport by road.

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