Sofiero Palace in Helsingborg hosts small seminars, board days and training sessions in five meeting rooms, and weddings with a ceremony in the park or inside the palace. The largest meeting room takes 16 to 35 people. The two smallest take up to 8. Lunch and coffee breaks come from the palace restaurant, and the park is open to participants. The palace stands on a rhododendron-covered slope with views across the Öresund.
Seminars and company events
The meeting offer is built around two formats, a half day and a full day. Both include admission to Sofiero and standard technical equipment. The half day includes coffee and a pastry from the palace restaurant. The full day adds lunch. Participants can add afternoon tea in the library, croquet or a guided tour of the park for a team break.
The five rooms are Gustaf VI Adolf, Louise, Margareta, Adjutantens rum and Biblioteket. The format suits working groups, management retreats and training days of up to about 35 people. Larger conferences are not described on the official pages. The sales team answers requests by phone and through a form on the site.
Weddings and receptions
Couples can hold the ceremony in the park or inside the palace. After the ceremony, the toast takes place on the terrace, which has a panoramic view. The palace restaurant helps plan the ceremony, the party and the menu, and the dinner can be served in the place the couple chooses. The party can run into the early hours, ending with a night snack. Guest numbers for weddings are not published, so ask for the limits for your date.
Rooms and capacities
Gustaf VI Adolf is the largest meeting room, 56 m² with views over the rhododendron ravines and the sound. It takes 16 to 35 people. Louise is a tower room of 16 m² for up to 8 participants. Adjutantens rum measures 25 m², has a star-shaped window and takes up to 8. The library is also offered for meetings and for afternoon tea. The official page gives no capacity for the library or for the Margareta room.
Accommodation
The official pages do not list bedrooms at the palace. Participants who stay overnight book hotels in Helsingborg.
Catering
Catering comes from the palace restaurant. Meeting days include coffee and, on a full day, lunch. For weddings the restaurant plans the menu and the dinner with the couple.
History and setting
Sofiero is a palace with gardens above the Öresund, built in the nineteenth century. It is known for its rhododendron collection and its park, which receive visitors, so group days share the grounds with the public in season.
Getting there
The palace is at Sofierovägen 131, a few kilometers north of central Helsingborg. Ask the sales team for transport advice for groups.
