Venue 29
The building is a real treasure of architectural elements and details. It is situated on the land originally occupied by two ancient houses, firstly mentioned in topographies dated back to 1404. The oldest appearance of the Palace’s preserved main façade is shown on a copperplate engraving done by Pfeffel in 1743 according to a drawing by J.J. Dietzler – the Coronation Procession of Empress Maria Theresa.
The Palace was restored in the 1970s. Thanks to preserved objects of history of art and valuable furnishings and collections, after the restoration this Petzold Building, known as Venue 29, looks like a museum.
Why this venue:
Located in the picturesque Lesser Town, this UNESCO listed venue offers unforgettable atmosphere in combination with excellent catering services.
Venue details:
Capacity: 2nd floor (Banquet: 130 persons, Cocktail: 180 persons), 1st floor (Banquet: 40 persons, Cocktail: 150 persons), Whole Palace: Cocktail: 350 persons
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