Dornava mansion

Dornava mansion is a Baroque building located near the Pesnica River in eastern Slovenia, distinguished by ornate facades and elaborate architectural details. Its interior contains spacious rooms decorated with characteristic Baroque elements that reflect the craftsmanship of the period.

The building's origins date to the 15th century when it was first constructed as a fortress. A fire in 1695 destroyed the structure, after which the Attems family rebuilt it around 1730 in the Baroque style seen today.

The mansion takes its name from the surrounding estate and shows how wealthy families used architecture to display their status during the 18th century. Walking through the rooms gives a sense of the refined lifestyle these noble residents enjoyed.

The mansion is protected as a monument of national significance and welcomes visitors interested in Baroque architecture. It lies near Ptuj and provides insight into local construction methods and regional building traditions.

The Attems family left their personal tastes embedded in the house's design details, reflecting the refined preferences of regional nobility of that era. These elements reveal how individual families shaped the architecture of their time and expressed their identity through building choices.

Location: Municipality of Dornava

GPS coordinates: 46.43742,15.94863

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:20