Castello di Pavone hosts congresses and seminars in halls seating from 15 to 250 people, dinners for up to 400 guests and outdoor receptions for up to 300 in its rose garden. The castle stands on a hill above Pavone Canavese, a village next to Ivrea in the province of Turin, and it runs as a hotel and restaurant, so a group can meet, eat and sleep inside the same walls.
Seminars and company events
The congress center occupies the Piano Nobile, the main floor of the castle. Its halls and salons range from small meeting rooms for 15 people to a room for 250, and the castle says each one is fitted with current presentation equipment. For larger groups staying overnight, the hotel arranges accommodation, and the restaurant can follow a working day with a lunch or a seated dinner. The Ivrea exit of the motorway is about 500 meters away, which keeps the venue practical for a one-day meeting from Turin or Aosta.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a core part of the business. Receptions move between the frescoed halls, the Cortile Nobile with its well, known as the Pozzo dei Misteri, and the Giardino delle Rose, which takes up to 300 guests. The in-house restaurant handles the wedding meal, and the castle also hosts birthdays, christenings and other family celebrations.
Rooms and capacities
The castle does not publish a room-by-room list. The figures it gives are 15 to 250 seats for the congress halls on the Piano Nobile, up to 400 diners across the halls and salons of the restaurant, and up to 300 guests in the rose garden. Exact layouts are confirmed with the events team.
Accommodation
The hotel has 27 bedrooms with period furniture, split between super suites, suites, junior suites and double rooms. That is enough to house a board, a project team or a wedding party on site.
Catering
Catering is in-house. The restaurant serves in a series of frescoed rooms with Savonarola chairs, and it can seat up to 400 people for one event. The castle highlights its kitchen and its wine list, and it says customers voted it the best restaurant and hotel in Turin and its province.
History and setting
The castle has medieval origins and was restored by the Giodice family, who run it today. Inside the walls, the Parco delle Rose surrounds a small church that the castle dates to 859, with two ancient tombs. The castle is visible from the A5 motorway between Turin and Aosta and overlooks the Canavese, the area of moraine hills and lakes around Ivrea.
Getting there
By car, take the A5 Turin to Aosta motorway and leave at the Ivrea exit, about 500 meters from the castle. Ivrea has the nearest railway station, with trains to Turin and Aosta, and Turin Airport is the nearest airport.
