Experiences

Only moments away, the stone village of Štanjel and the enchanting Ferrari Garden (a Maks Fabiani masterpiece) await.

Join a local guide and their trained dogs for a private hunt through the secret Karst forests to find the 'Black Diamond' of the earth.

Visit the cradle of the world-famous Lipizzaner horses at the Lipica Stud Farm, a site of imperial grace.

Traverse the scenic 'Wine Routes' on our estate e-bikes or discover the landscape from a different perspective with a guided horseback riding tour.

Explore the majestic depths of the Postojna or Škocjan Caves, both UNESCO World Heritage sites of incomparable natural beauty.

Venice, the magical city on water, lies in northeastern Italy and is considered one of the most unique urban centers in the world. It was founded on more than a hundred small islands, connected by picturesque bridges and crisscrossed by canals. Precisely because of its special location and architectural heritage, Venice has been a magnet for travelers from all over the world for centuries.

For enthusiasts of the sport, the villa is conveniently located near some of the region's most scenic and prestigious golf courses: Golf Club Lipica (Slovenia): Located on the grounds of the world-famous Lipica Stud Farm. This unique course is shaded by centuries-old oaks and offers a Mediterranean climate that allows for year-round play. Golf Club Trieste (Italy): Situated 350 meters above sea level, this course offers breathtaking views stretching from the Grado and Lignano lagoons to the Gulf of Trieste and the Istrian coast. Regional Excellence: Beyond the immediate vicinity, the surrounding areas of Friuli-Venezia Giulia and the Slovenian littoral offer several world-class courses, providing a diverse range of terrain for golfers of all skill levels.

Slovenia's capital is a vibrant, green city where the charm of a small town meets the sophistication of a European metropolis. Dominated by a medieval castle on the hill, the pedestrian-only center is defined by the elegant bridges and riverside cafes designed by the master architect Jože Plečnik. It is a place where Baroque architecture and Art Nouveau details create a picturesque backdrop for a relaxed afternoon stroll along the Ljubljanica River.

Bled is the quintessential Alpine fairytale, centered around an emerald-green lake with a tiny, tear-shaped island and a 17th-century church. Perched high on a sheer cliff, the thousand-year-old Bled Castle offers the most iconic views of the surrounding Julian Alps and the traditional pletna boats gliding across the water. A visit here is incomplete without a walk along the scenic lakeside path or a trip to the nearby Vintgar Gorge to witness the power of nature.

Often described as the "Tuscany of Slovenia," Goriška Brda is a sun-drenched landscape of rolling hills, terraced vineyards, and medieval walled villages like Šmartno. This premier wine-growing region is world-renowned for its sophisticated white wines, particularly the indigenous Rebula, and its exceptional olive oils. Guests can explore winding ridge-top roads that offer panoramic views stretching from the snow-capped Alps all the way to the Adriatic Sea.

Located on a dramatic cliff overlooking the Gulf of Trieste, Miramare Castle remains a stunning monument to 19th-century romanticism and Habsburg elegance. Built for Archduke Maximilian, the white Istrian stone castle is surrounded by a sprawling 22-hectare botanical park filled with exotic plants and tranquil ponds. The interior remains perfectly preserved with original furnishings, offering a rare glimpse into the private lives of one of Europe's most famous imperial dynasties.