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Štanjel offers several locations for modern business meetings, while providing a comprehensive service to participants and also taking care of their well-being. All business meetings in Štanjel can be accompanied by experiences and a culinary offer, thereby creating lasting memories of the Karst for all participants.
The halls are perfect for small and large meetings, with seating for 10 to 120 people. All lovers of nature and work meetings ‘in the open air’ can hire out the Ferrari Garden.
The Knight's Hall is intended for conferences, symposiums, cultural events, wedding ceremonies, celebrations and other events. Covering an area of 129 sq m, the hall features 120 chairs as well as projection and sound systems. The hall features a toilet, including for the disabled.
The Square Tower was once used as a castle chapel, but today it hosts a permanent exhibition on the life and work of the architect Maks Fabiani. The tower’s top floor was refurbished to become a seminar hall which, with its flexible seating arrangement, can be used for various purposes. The hall seats up to 45 people.
The famous Ferrari Garden in Štanjel is the work of the architect Maks Fabiani and a cultural monument of national importance. This extremely picturesque open-air space facilitates creativity in event organisation and provides a wonderful backdrop. The terraced garden, the pond with a small island, built in the Art Nouveau architectural style, with selected flora and offering stunning views of the landscape, add unparalleled charm to any event. Organisers can be given a consultation on organisation of an event and bespoke implementation.
An impressive castle courtyard with a strikingly beautiful staircase, connecting both courtyard platforms, offers a myriad of opportunities for the organisation of conferences, receptions, catering, concerts or various cultural events. It accommodates up to 120 people in a cinema seating.
+386 5 769 10 14, info@visitstanjel.si
Štanjel is a place of countless unique stories that enrich the experience of this one-of-a-kind medieval settlement. Get to know the architect Maks Fabiani and his works better, discover why flower wreaths hang on the front door of every house in the old village and much more.