Post by arfaneu3 on Feb 13, 2024 23:30:21 GMT -6
The areas not dedicated to the school and museum can be rented for high profile corporate and private events . The smallest is ideal for exhibitions showrooms and temporary shops it is located inside the church of San Giovanni Evangelista part of the historical complex. Following are some rooms suitable for meetings and conferences with prestigious furnishings period fireplaces and Renaissance works of art.
Finally the two largest rooms can accommodate up to people and are ideal for company conventions lunches and gala dinners. Both have a classic and very elegant style. opens onto a Benin Email List splendid outdoor garden ideal for cocktails and aperitifs under the stars. The second however is in great demand for musical shows and concerts above all thanks to the excellent acoustics and large spaces. Ask for information at Museo Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista More details on the Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista Museum.
Castello Papadopoli Giol Piazza Papadopoli – San Polo di Piave TV The Papadopoli Giol Castle is beautiful and rich in history a building originally from the th century . In its most sumptuous years it was owned by the Papadopoli wealthy Greek merchants who became members of the Venetian nobility in the early th century.
Finally the two largest rooms can accommodate up to people and are ideal for company conventions lunches and gala dinners. Both have a classic and very elegant style. opens onto a Benin Email List splendid outdoor garden ideal for cocktails and aperitifs under the stars. The second however is in great demand for musical shows and concerts above all thanks to the excellent acoustics and large spaces. Ask for information at Museo Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista More details on the Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista Museum.
Castello Papadopoli Giol Piazza Papadopoli – San Polo di Piave TV The Papadopoli Giol Castle is beautiful and rich in history a building originally from the th century . In its most sumptuous years it was owned by the Papadopoli wealthy Greek merchants who became members of the Venetian nobility in the early th century.