Dverce Palace, Palace in Gornji Grad–Medveščak, Croatia
Dverce Palace is a yellow building located at Katarinski Square in Zagreb's Upper Town. The residence displays the Vranyczany family crest and features multiple halls designed for hosting formal gatherings and events.
The palace was built in the 19th century as a wedding gift for Klotilda Vranyczany from her father Ambroz Vranyczany Junior. Upon her death, the property passed to the City of Zagreb, which continues to use it for official purposes.
The palace served as a social hub where Zagreb's wealthy families gathered for formal events and celebrations. The ornate rooms reflect how the city's upper class entertained and spent their leisure time.
The building today functions as an official reception venue for the City of Zagreb, hosting formal ceremonies and events. It is easily accessible and located in the center of the Upper Town with convenient foot traffic.
The palace underwent architectural modifications and expansions after Klotilda married the Italian baron Buratti. These alterations were made specifically to accommodate the couple's needs for entertainment and social activities.
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