Palatul Snagov stands on the shore of Lake Snagov, 40 kilometers from Bucharest. It hosts corporate receptions, product launches, conferences, symposia, workshops, seminars and fashion shows, as well as weddings, civil ceremonies and christenings. Its official salon is listed for 400 people, and two outdoor areas take 200 each.
Seminars and company events
The corporate offer lists receptions, product launches, conferences and symposia, workshops and seminars, and fashion shows. The extension built in the 1970s and 1980s added a conference center and a hotel to the palace, so the building was shaped for meetings with officials long before it was open to the public. Today the official conference salon is the main working space, with a stated capacity of 400 people.
Groups can use the lawn in front of the palace, which has fountains, and the terrace toward the lake for coffee breaks, cocktails or an outdoor dinner. The site also mentions a pontoon on the lake and a lawn with a helipad belonging to the hotel.
Weddings and receptions
Private events include weddings, civil ceremonies, christenings, anniversaries, parties, balls and banquets. The official reception salon and the lakeside terrace give a choice between an indoor ceremony and an outdoor one. The lawn with fountains and the terrace each hold 200 guests, which fits a ceremony or a drinks reception before dinner in the main salon.
Rooms and capacities
The official conference salon is listed for 400 people. The reception salon and dining room together are listed for 50. The lawn in front of the palace, with fountains, takes 200, and the terrace facing the lake takes 200. The site does not state seated and standing figures separately, so confirm the layout you need.
Accommodation
The extension built in the 1970s and 1980s included a hotel, and the original palace has three bedrooms upstairs and two children's rooms in the attic. The pages we read do not state the number of hotel rooms available to guests, so ask the team before planning an overnight stay.
Catering
The venue publishes a menu page and a packages page. Catering formats for private and corporate events are agreed with the team.
History and setting
The palace was built in 1930-1932 for Prince Nicolae, younger brother of Carol II, to sketches by the architect Henriette Delavrancea Gibory. It is in Brâncovenesc style, furnished in Baroque. In the 1970s Nicolae Ceaușescu asked for an extension to hold meetings with the council of ministers. The works lasted nearly seven years, and the palace reached about 1,500 m2. Only the entrance, the hall and the staircase remain from the original building. The basement keeps a cinema with its original projection equipment, a wine cellar, fitness and gym rooms, a sauna, massage rooms and a pool with a retractable ceiling.
Getting there
The palace is on the shore of Lake Snagov, about 40 kilometers from Bucharest. The official pages we read give no detail on public transport or parking, so confirm access for coaches and guests by car with the team.
