Wellness weekend and Spa weekend in Croatia

Wellness weekend in Croatia starts with arrival at the Hotel in the afternoon. Wellness and Spa treatment and dinner at the Hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel we take you on a half-day tour of the Klanjec and Kumrovec region. You will visit Klanjec – the church, sarcophagi of the Erdody family and the Augustinčić gallery. This is followed by Kumrovec and the Old Village Museum and a visit to the Veliki Tabor castle. The trip ends with lunch. On your return to the Hotel you will have another wellness treatment and enjoyment of the swimming pools.

Breakfast is followed by a new wellness treatment and enjoyment at the hotel pools.

Kumrovec – Ethnological Museum ”Old Village” Kumrovec is a protected rural area. It is an open-air museum ”in situ” with preserved authentic farmhouses from the 19th and 20th century. There are around 40 preserved objects with historical and ethnological exhibits. Entering the village, it feels like stepping into history. Part of the village is also the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavian president, one of the leaders of the Non-Aligned Movement. Although the houses are part of the museum, surrounding residents give the home village the vibrancy and a sense of the past in the present.

Veliki Tabor is one of the best preserved medieval and renaissance fortified towns in Croatian mainland. The architectural forms, techniques and methods of construction prove that Veliki Tabor originates from the 15th century. It is not clear whether the Counts of Celje built Veliki Tabor, but it is known that they possessed it in the mid-15th century. Family Rattkay built a part of the castle during the 16th century and it remained in their possession until 1793.g. There are many legends associated with the castle and the most popular are those related to Veronica Desinic.

Kumrovec – Ethnological Museum ”Old Village” Kumrovec is a protected rural area. It is an open-air museum ”in situ” with preserved authentic farmhouses from the 19th and 20th century. There are around 40 preserved objects with historical and ethnological exhibits. Entering the village, it feels like stepping into history. Part of the village is also the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavian president, one of the leaders of the Non-Aligned Movement. Although the houses are part of the museum, surrounding residents give the home village the vibrancy and a sense of the past in the present.