The Can Marial estate is built around a 'masía', which is a traditional Catalan house that dates back to the late 19th century. The villa was designed by Catalan architect Josep Vilaseca who, amongst others, designed Barcelona's Arc de Triomph and La Monumental (la Plaza de Toros). Vilaseca resided himself in Can Marial from the day of its inauguration until the early 20th century. The estate is classified as a site of "landscape interest" by the *Generalitat de Catalunya*, emphasizing its importance not only for its history but also for its natural beauty. The restoration process maintained the essence of its original structure, allowing the property to reflect both its rustic past and a more contemporary elegance for modern events. The result is a blend of history and nature, with expansive gardens and terraces that make it a unique setting for weddings and special occasions.