Tkalec Castle in Štrigova

Tkalec Castle in Štrigova was constructed in the 18th century as a manor for the Štrigova Pauline monks. Towards the end of the century, the religious order was dissolved, and the castle came under the ownership of local nobility. Throughout its history, various owners held the castle, but they all shared a common passion for grape cultivation. If you choose accommodation in Štrigova, you can find the castle in the village of Robadje, about 2 kilometers southwest of the town center. It is approximately a 30-minute walk from the center, and a much shorter bike ride, making it a fantastic opportunity for an active vacation in Štrigova. The castle is designed in a Baroque style with a series of arcades, making it exceptionally attractive, and its hilltop location offers sweeping views of a significant part of Upper Međimurje. Dvorac Tkalec in Štrigova preserves a massive wooden grape press from the late 19th century in its cellar.