Description
This space is ideal for open-air events, camps, or creative workshops. The monastery has 100 sleeping accommodations (rooms for 4–9 people), distributed among spacious rooms called “celles.” The main hall can accommodate 60–120 people, depending on the event format. A woodworking shop is located in the monastery’s basement. On the first floor, there is a kitchen that’s perfect for culinary experiments. There are 3 coworking spaces in the building. Technical amenities: a large projection screen, a flip chart, an interactive screen, speakers, microphones, tables, chairs, and beanbag chairs. The Discalced Carmelite Monastery, with its long history, was built in the 17th century. Over its 300 years of existence, the monastery has seen it all: nuns, soldiers, and students—during World War II, an agricultural technical school operated here.
