Gunnebo Slott och Trädgårdar offers conference days for groups of 10 to 70 people in the outbuildings of a neoclassical country house in Mölndal, on the southern edge of Gothenburg. The venue also takes bookings for weddings, parties and private dinners. This page covers the business offer first, then the setting.
Seminars and company events
The estate sells its conference days as two ready-made packages. The first combines breakfast at the Kaffehus och Krog, working time in one of the meeting rooms, a seasonal lunch in the restaurant, an afternoon coffee break with baked goods and a short guided look inside the house. The second adds one or more activities, for example a tour of the kitchen garden with the head gardener or an architecture-focused visit of the estate.
A sample day runs from 8:00 to 16:30. It alternates a morning working session, the garden tour, lunch, the castle visit and an afternoon session, and it closes with a guided breathwork session. Teams that prefer a plain meeting day can book a room and meals only. The restaurant is certified under the Swedish organic label KRAV.
Weddings and reception
The estate lists weddings, festive dinners, memorial gatherings and children's parties alongside its conference offer. Couples and hosts book through the estate's request form. The official site does not publish capacities for these events, so ask for the guest numbers each space can take when you write.
Rooms and capacities
Four meeting rooms are available. Vagnboden is in the south wing on the ground floor and takes 20 to 70 people in several seating layouts. It has a large projector screen and an open area near the entrance for coffee and informal talks. Höloftet, on the upper floor of the south wing, seats up to 10 and has a TV and Wi-Fi. Carlbergs kammare, upstairs in the north wing, also seats up to 10 and has a TV and Wi-Fi. Vindskammaren, in the same wing, seats 12 with chairs only, plus TV and Wi-Fi.
The three small rooms suit steering committees, interviews and breakout groups. Vagnboden works as the main room for a team day or a small plenary.
Catering
Meals are served at the Kaffehus och Krog on the estate. Lunch uses seasonal ingredients and the afternoon break includes pastries from the bakery. Menus for weddings and dinners are discussed at booking.
History and setting
The house dates from 1778 and was designed by the architect Carl Wilhelm Carlberg in a neoclassical style. It is protected as a listed building complex. Around it lie formal gardens and a kitchen garden, which the venue uses as part of its conference programme. Groups can walk the grounds between sessions.
Getting there
The address is Christina Halls väg, 431 36 Mölndal. The estate lies in Mölndal municipality, a short drive from central Gothenburg. Check the venue for current public transport connections and parking before sending guests.
