January 31, 2023

Feliu N&I attended the New Year’s reception organized by the German Chamber of Commerce for Spain.

The Spanish-German community gathered last Thursday, January 19 in Barcelona to welcome 2023 with the New Year’s Reception of the German Chamber of Commerce for Spain, with which the institution kicked off its annual program of events in Barcelona.

With the Casa Milá as the setting, the event brought together a wide range of representatives of the Spanish-German business community, who did not want to miss the opportunity to meet again in person after the interruption marked by the pandemic. Prior to the event, the attendees were able to get a closer look at Gaudí’s work through the La Pedrera Night Experience, which gave them an insight into the details of the building’s construction.

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