Moszna Castle hosts conferences, company trips, weddings and small private receptions in the village of Moszna, in the Opole region of southern Poland. Nine event rooms take between 8 and 150 people, a restaurant and a café run on site, and the castle also sells rooms and apartments for overnight guests.
Seminars and company events
The castle offers its rooms to business groups and describes them as fitted with period furniture. The largest is the Galeria Zamkowa, which takes 150 people on 113 square meters. Two rooms take 60 people each: the Sala Myśliwska (92 square meters) and the Sala Cesarska (90 square meters). Smaller groups can use the Sala Tarasowa for 30, the Sala Herbowa for 26 and the Sala Biała for 22. The Sala Hrabiowska, the Sala Szachowa and the Sala Owalna suit board meetings or workshops of 16, 14 and 8 people.
A sheet listing the multimedia equipment can be downloaded from the venue. For the social side of a programme, the castle offers an outdoor team game called Tajemnica, a programme named 5 Żywiołów, and concerts or shows by its resident musical theatre, Castello.
Weddings and receptions
Two formats exist. Full weddings for 70 to 130 guests run in every month except May and June, using the castle restaurant and its reception rooms. Smaller receptions of 10 to 30 guests, held as a seated lunch or dinner in a smaller room without music or dancing, are also available in May and June.
A wedding reception lasts 12 hours, from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. The meal takes place in the restaurant, the former dining room of Count Tiele-Winckler, and dancing moves to the café, which has dark oak woodwork and a carved gallery. The basic package includes waiting staff, a welcome toast, soft drinks, basic table decoration and an apartment for the couple.
Civil ceremonies can be held on the grounds. The outdoor ceremony carries no extra charge for the space, but the couple brings its own tent, chairs and decoration. The former castle chapel can also be hired and is priced case by case.
Rooms and capacities
The nine event rooms range from the 24 square meter Sala Owalna for 8 people to the 113 square meter Galeria Zamkowa for 150. Between them sit the Sala Szachowa (14 people, 28 square meters), the Sala Hrabiowska (16 people, 37 square meters), the Sala Biała (22 people, 39 square meters), the Sala Herbowa (26 people, 60 square meters), the Sala Tarasowa (30 people, 70 square meters) and two rooms for 60.
Accommodation
The castle sells overnight stays directly. Its home page lists nine room types: the Apartament Biały and the Apartament Czarny (100 square meters each, for two), the Apartament Hrabiowski and the Apartament Klasyczny (60 square meters each), the Pokój Premium (30 square meters), the Pokój Standard (20 square meters), double and single Delux rooms (13 to 20 square meters) and a Mini Standard double. The total number of bedrooms is not stated.
Catering
The castle restaurant serves regional Silesian and Opole dishes alongside European cooking, and the café and its terrace handle coffee and desserts. Wedding menus are offered as a buffet or as a served meal.
History and setting
The castle is known for its 99 towers and 365 rooms, the result of building work spread over several centuries. It stands in a large park with oaks and lime trees that are several hundred years old. It is a registered monument in Poland and also receives day visitors.
Getting there
The address is Zamkowa 1, 47-370 Moszna, in Strzeleczki municipality, Krapkowice county. The castle publishes a how-to-get-there page and two booking contacts for conference rooms.
