Castel Campo hosts meetings and small conferences for up to 100 people from Monday to Friday, as well as concerts, shows and buffets in its courtyard. The castle stands near Fiavé in the Giudicarie Esteriori, in Trentino, and is still the home of the Rasini family.
Seminars and company events
Meetings take place on weekdays only, for groups of up to 100. Two connected rooms on the third floor seat up to 80 and suit a plenary session or a workshop. A frescoed hall of 200 m² on the ground floor, a large old kitchen, the garden and the terrace extend the space for breaks and informal sessions. In good weather, the courtyard takes a show, a concert, a buffet or a limited number of tables, which works for a closing dinner or a team evening. A second site, the Maso Pacomio farmhouse in the hamlet of Curé, adds a 280 m² hall in the former barn, a vaulted dining room and a hayloft about 200 meters away for outdoor events.
Weddings and receptions
The castle does not host weddings or wedding receptions. Cultural and private events are part of its program, such as concerts by visiting orchestras, theater, art exhibitions and an August murder-mystery dinner with an aperitif in the garden and dinner in the courtyard.
Rooms and capacities
Third-floor rooms: two connected rooms for up to 80. Frescoed hall: 200 m² on the ground floor. Courtyard: shows, concerts and buffets in good weather. Maso Pacomio barn hall: 280 m² for indoor events. Maso Pacomio dining room: vaulted, on the ground floor, next to a professional kitchen. Hayloft: outdoor events. The overall limit for meetings is 100 people.
Catering
The Maso Pacomio has a professional kitchen, and the farm grows organic produce. The castle does not say who caters events, so the catering arrangement should be confirmed with the quote.
History and setting
Castel Campo is first recorded in 1163, when it belonged to the Campo family. The Trapp family held it from 1468 for more than four centuries. Teodor Rautenstrauch bought it in 1891, and in 1920 the Milanese Cesare Rasini acquired it and had it restored. His family still lives there and uses the estate for cultural, social and farming activities, including summer camps for children and families run with the Associazione Campo Base. The castle sits on a rock spur between the Duina stream and the Rio Rezola. The Maso Pacomio is a traditional Giudicarie farmhouse on several levels, restored in 2011 and 2012 mostly with local wood and heated by six geothermal probes, with solar panels on the nearby stable.
Getting there
The castle is in the Giudicarie Esteriori, in western Trentino, near Fiavé, with the Maso Pacomio in the nearby hamlet of Curé. Because the family lives in the castle all year and opens it to the public only for special events, a site visit should be agreed in advance.
