The Palatium is one of the most representative spaces in the Ljubljana Castle. Renovated in 2003, its oblong medieval form has been retained, along with its four Renaissance bay windows, and it has been technically equipped in an imaginative way (a rising multilevel stage, movable ceiling beams, concealed lighting). For larger events, the Palatium can be used in conjunction with the adjacent Estates Hall.
Capacities are of an informative nature and depend also on the wishes of the client. The final capacity is determined according to all confirmed technical requirements for the event.
The Palatium is the hall in which the provincial governor once held formal receptions and performed other duties of office. The origin of the word palatium (Latin for mansion) confirms that these were the representative premises of the provincial governor and not his personal residence. In the time of the governor Herbert of Turjak, the space was described as a painted hall, a dining room with a round table and twelve seats.
For the renovation of the Palatium and the adjacent Estates Hall, Biro Ambient (M. Kerin, M. Kregar and E. Ravnikar) received a Plečnik Medal for their important contribution to the development of Slovenian architecture.
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We accept inquiries via our email address. When submitting an inquiry, please include: the date of the event, the number of guests, the layout, and the equipment required. We will do our best to reply as soon as possible and meet your needs to the greatest possible extent, so as to ensure the perfect space for your event!
