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The Schenkkellergarten is located at the foot of the castle complex. The Schenkkeller, which gives the garden its name, is located in the entrance area of the garden, which is otherwise a natural meadow with old fruit trees. Schloss Stainz was founded as an Augustinian canons' monastery in 1229. In its present appearance, it has roots in both the Renaissance and Baroque periods. It sits enthroned in perhaps the most charming part of western Styria, where the Blaue Wildbacher - the Schilcher grape - thrives best. Today, the imposing castle houses the Joanneum's hunting museum and agricultural museum and serves as the Meran family's residence and business domicile.
Schenkkellergarten
Schloss Stainz
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At a glance
Capacity:
400 people standing
Event formats:
Reception, celebration, summer party
Special feature:
Water and electricity connection possible, toilets usable in the castle
Size:
6.000 m²
Season:
from April till the end of December
Impressions
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Fruit garden in the Schenkkellergarten, Schloss Stainz
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Flower meadow in Schenkkellergarten, Schloss Stainz
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Apple blossom in the Schenkkellergarten, Schloss Stainz
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Beehives on the Schenkkeller meadow, Schloss Stainz
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[Translate to English:] Schenkkeller depository, Schloss Stainz
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Cabbage pit on Schenkkeller meadow, Schloss Stainz
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Forge on the Schenkkeller meadow, Schloss Stainz
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Schenkkeller meadow with fireplace, Schloss Stainz
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Schenkkeller meadow, Schloss Stainz
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Meadow at the Schenkkeller, Schloss Stainz
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Wild bee box at the Schenkkellerdepot, Schloss Stainz
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