Trebnik Mansion, Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia, mansion in Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia
The building features two distinct sections with arcaded passageways on the ground and first floors of the northern wing. Modern amenities have been added to the rooms while keeping the historical structure intact.
The location was first mentioned in 1362, but the current building was constructed between 1630 and 1636 under Johann Christoph von Tattenbach. This construction period shaped the property into its present form.
The mansion's name comes from the Trebnik barons, who held the estate below Konjiška gora until the 17th century, when they sold it to the Tattenbach counts. The Windischgrätz princes later used it as a summer residence, and Princess Christiane, born Auersperg (1864–1962), had the English landscape park laid out. A smaller hall in the renovated northern tract is named after her.
The renovated northern tract, once called Bezirzgang and now Dvor Trebnik, holds a small multifunctional hall named after Princess Christiane, a restaurant and other premises, with furnished rooms for rent on the upper floor arranged through the local Tourist Information Centre. The southern tract houses the music school. The mansion stands just above Saint George's Church at the end of the medieval town axis, and walking paths lead from the park up the slope to the forest edge under Konjiška gora.
A restaurant in the property is run by Žiga Gabrovec, a finalist from the cooking show Masterchef Slovenia 2021. The restaurant focuses on regional specialties under the Tastes of Rogla brand.
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