There are not that many houses in Zagreb that can testify to big events as can the Illyrian Hall. It has a most beautiful interior made in the classicist style, and it is also one of the most important buildings in the modernday cultural and political history of Croatia. The building was built in 1838 and in 1844 the Illyrians who fought for an independent Croatia, bought it. They would hold society meetings, fancy balls and various conferences here. In the 1940’s all major cultural, educational and science institutions utilized the building and important political and national meetings were held there. The importance of the Illyrian Hall in the life of the city and the way it intrigued the chronicle writers of previous eras can be testified to by the fact that a picture of the palace became a popular motif for playing cards. If you want to ensure that a meeting, reception or promotion with business partners is talked about as a memorable one, then this is the right choice for those who look for an atmosphere of exceptional ambience equalled by its dedicated service.

THE ILLYRIAN HALL

 

 

 

 

 

INSIDE VENUE:If you want to ensure that a meeting, reception or promotion with business partners is talked about as a memorable one, then this is the right choice for those who look for an atmosphere of exceptional ambience equalled by its dedicated service.
WEBSITE:www.hazu.hr
CONTACT INFORMATION:The Illyrian Hall Opaticka 18 Zagreb, Croatia Tel: +385 1 48 95 111 Fax: +385 1 48 19 979 E-mail: zcipris@net.hr Web site: www.hazu.hr
MAX. CAPACITY MEETING:220
MAX. CAPACITY BANQUET:
MAX. CAPACITY RECEPTION:220
NUMBER OF HALLS:Illyrian Hall

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A long-time meetings industry addict, Gorazd is the Founder and owner of marketing and event agency Toleranca Marketing. He has many years of experience in planning, preparing and carrying out large international meetings and exhibitions. As the founder of the "Power to the Meetings" methodology, he still firmly believes in the power of live events and human to human communication. He is also the author of numerous articles and editor-in-chief of the meetings industry magazine Kongres Magazine.