A stroll among roses, greenery, and flowers, where every corner tells a story of carefully nurtured nature and heritage.

Rosenhof

Rosenhof, also known as Rožni dvor, charms visitors with its history, cultural heritage, aesthetic chambers, and a beautiful park of old roses, peonies, hydrangeas, and other flowers.

Description

Rosenhof, or Rožni dvor, welcomes various groups of history, aesthetics, horticulture, and cultural heritage enthusiasts by prior arrangement. The manor is adorned with a park featuring hundreds of different flowers, including old varieties of roses, peonies, hydrangeas, and boxwoods. The flowers bloom from spring until late autumn. Rosenhof, or Rožni dvor, offers an excellent presentation of history, aesthetics, and the many stories woven within the centuries-old walls of its chambers. A visit to Rožni dvor is an inspiring cultural and motivational event for adult groups, children, and smaller groups, encouraging everyone to preserve history and all things beautiful.  

A charming image of a historic house, surrounded by greenery, a well-kept garden, and richly blooming roses.
An elegantly arranged historic room with preserved antique furniture, artworks, and a touch of the former castle ambiance.

History

Rožni dvor is considered the oldest house in Radlje, presumably built in the 15th century. The former Rosenhof hosted important figures throughout the centuries, including counts associated with the Habsburg court. Since 1890, it has been owned by the Korat family, who renovated the building and partially furnished it in the spirit of its rich history.  
The first floor once housed a primary school and kindergarten, but today the premises are used for events, consultations, meetings, and guided tours. In front of the manor, there is a landscaped park with numerous flowers, ornamental shrubs, and old roses climbing a picturesque balcony.  

The Mysterious Rožni Dvor

Numerous legends are associated with the manor, including stories of a secret tunnel, hidden treasure, and a special “rejuvenation chair.” A unique feature of the estate is also a large, monument-protected farm building with a shingled roof and post-Gothic windows.  
Guided tours for groups of up to 60 people last approximately 50 minutes or by arrangement. They are suitable for children and adults, and can be conducted in several languages. Rožni dvor has been featured in numerous media, including TV shows Ambienti, Dobro jutro, Na lepše, and in the book Hiše za boljše življenje (Houses for a Better Life).

An elegantly arranged historic ambiance with preserved wooden elements, antique furniture, and a touch of the past.

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