Pałac Minoga hosts company banquets, team events, weddings and family receptions for 20 to 300 guests, in a restored palace and a historic granary 20 kilometers from Kraków. The estate stands in the village of Minoga, in Lesser Poland, and each of its spaces can be hired on an exclusive basis.
Seminars and company events
The palace and the granary both take corporate groups. The venue offers seated banquets, standing receptions, English-style and buffet service, American-style banquets and cocktail parties, and its team arranges decoration, menu and program around the occasion. Typical uses named on the official site are company anniversaries, year-end reviews, staff integration days and motivation events. Outdoor formats are also sold: a company barbecue in the park, and seasonal offers such as a company Christmas Eve dinner or a December wine tasting. The granary suits larger gatherings with music, a concert or a presentation.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a core activity. The estate offers civil ceremonies and outdoor ceremonies in the historic park, then a reception in the palace, in the granary or outdoors. Smaller receptions start at 25 guests. Family events such as christenings, communions, anniversaries and graduation balls are also hosted, again from 25 guests. A winter wedding format is promoted, with fireplaces lit in the palace.
Rooms and capacities
The palace has five rooms arranged in a row, which keeps each space private while allowing them to be used together. They receive between 20 and 140 guests. A ballroom opens onto a terrace and the park, and a bar occupies the former office of the families who lived here. The granary, kept in its original form since 1898, has a dedicated dance hall and three banqueting rooms that together hold up to 300 guests. It has original wooden floors, exposed beams and walls of Jurassic limestone. A viewing terrace overlooking a meadow takes up to 50 guests for outdoor events and dinners at sunset.
Accommodation
The official site presents one apartment in the palace, with a sitting room, a bathroom, a tower bedroom and a main suite with a canopy bed and its own terrace. It can be rented exclusively and is intended mainly for the couple, parents, witnesses or VIP guests. The site does not describe other bedrooms, so groups needing overnight stays for many people should ask the team what is available.
Catering
Menus are prepared by the estate's chef. Dishes are offered to choose from, with a children's menu for ages 3 to 10 and vegetarian, vegan and special-diet options. The palace has its own vineyard, which produces organic vegan wines. Its first vintages from 2019 won trade awards, and tastings are offered.
History and setting
The manor at Minoga is dated by the owners to the 12th century. In the 19th century the building was rebuilt to a design by the architect Filip Pokutyński as a Tuscan-style residence open to its garden. It later fell into disrepair and has since been restored. Around it stand an English-style historic park with old trees, including a linden said to be 400 years old, restored farm buildings and ruins, an original barn and the vineyard.
Getting there
The address is Minoga 118, 32-046 Minoga. The estate is about 20 kilometers, roughly 20 minutes, from Kraków, which is where most guests will arrive by train or plane before continuing by road.
