A BREATHTAKING VENUE FOR UNFORGETTABLE EVENTS

A one-of-a-kind destination where history, nature, and exclusivity come together—just 35 minutes from Madrid.

Host Your Event in a Unique Setting

The perfect balance of seclusion, inspiration, and nature.

Nestled in a secluded valley along the Tajuña River, Salasia offers a truly unique backdrop for private celebrations, corporate retreats, and artistic productions. With its stunning natural beauty, historic architecture, and absolute privacy, every event at Salasia becomes a truly immersive experience.

Private Events & Celebrations

Corporate Retreats & Gatherings

Indoor and outdoor spaces, blending history with modern functionality and exclusively available for private bookings, ensuring unparalleled intimacy and personalization.

Private Events & Celebrations

Celebrate Your Special Moments in Nature.

Our Glass Pavilion is the perfect venue for milestone celebrations, set against the breathtaking landscape of historic buildings and surrounded by olive groves and the Tajuña River. The open-plan space adapts to your vision, combining indoor comfort with outdoor charm.

Capacity: Up to 150 guests
Outdoor Deck and Scenic Views
Gourmet Dining Options: Featuring locally sourced Mediterranean cuisine and seasonal ingredients

Corporate Events & Retreats

Inspire, Collaborate, and Reconnect.

A unique setting for executive day-retreats, team-building experiences, and brand launches. Combine professional activities with wellness and mindfulness retreats, integrating Salasia’s nature-driven experiences. The history and natural surroundings create a space that fosters creativity, collaboration, and well-being.

Tailored Layouts for Meetings and Training
On-site Catering Options
Ample Outdoor Areas for Group Activities and Networking

Expansive Outdoor Venue: The Glass Pavilion

A versatile event space with a capacity for up to 150 guests, immersed in nature along the Tajuña River. Surrounded by olive groves, lush poplar trees, and vineyards, the pavilion offers stunning views of the river and waterfall that once powered the historic Chavarri Hydroelectric Plant.