Krasiczyn Castle hosts conferences, training sessions, company retreats, weddings and family celebrations, with five equipped meeting rooms, first-floor halls for receptions from 90 guests and outdoor grounds for events of up to 2,000 people. Guests can stay on site, with 96 beds in 51 rooms. The castle stands in the village of Krasiczyn, in the Podkarpackie region of southeast Poland, 10 km from the historic town of Przemyśl.
Seminars and company events
The castle sells itself as a hotel and conference complex. Five multipurpose rooms are set up for meetings, with a projector, screen, sound system, wireless microphones, flipcharts, a laptop and wireless internet as standard. The venue lists conferences, business meetings, training sessions and team retreats that mix work with outdoor activity. For large groups of up to 2,000 people, organizers can add the ARP Gallery, a 300 square meter exhibition space, the arcaded castle courtyard, which measures 50 by 55 meters and suits shows and product presentations, and 14 hectares of parkland.
Weddings and receptions
Couples can marry in the Castle Chapel or plan an outdoor ceremony and reception. Wedding receptions take place in the restored representative halls on the first floor of the castle, for parties of 90 guests or more. Optional extras offered by the castle include cannon salutes, court dances, a show by performers in Sarmatian costume, fire theater, and an evening meeting with a butler and the castle's White Lady by a fire in the courtyard.
Rooms and capacities
The first floor of the castle forms a run of linked halls. The largest is the Large Dining Hall at 135 square meters. The Royal Tower Hall and the Mirror Hall each cover 100 square meters, the Stone Hall 95, and the Fireplace Hall and the Papal Tower Hall 70 each. Two smaller exhibition rooms of 45 and 30 square meters complete the floor. The castle does not publish seated capacities per room.
Accommodation
The Hotel Zamkowy, rated three stars, offers 96 beds in 51 single, double and triple rooms spread over four buildings. The castle's north wing has five double rooms and a presidential room for four, 14 beds in all. The former Carriage House holds 64 beds, the hotel reception and two suites. The Swiss Pavilion, a 17th-century wooden building, sleeps 13 in five doubles, one single and a suite. The Hunting Pavilion, a separate villa in the park, sleeps five and has a fireplace lounge, a kitchen and its own garden.
Catering
Meals come from the in-house Castle Restaurant, which also serves a daily set menu, and the castle runs its own confectionery.
History and setting
Stanisław Krasicki and his son Marcin built the castle at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries in a late Renaissance, Mannerist style. Its arcaded courtyard is covered in sgraffito decoration showing biblical scenes, Roman emperors, Polish kings and hunting scenes. The castle is surrounded by a landscaped park with ponds.
Getting there
The castle is at Krasiczyn 179, 37-741 Krasiczyn. Przemyśl is 10 km away by road. Monitored parking is available on site.
