The entry point is the renovated Natalija’s House, a creative garden for more than 30 contemporary artists and designers – from guardians of Fabiani’s heritage to the spatial practice Sara&Sara and exhibition design by the Nea Culpa collective. In the 1920s and 1930s this house formed part of Villa Ferrari, which Fabiani created from several buildings along the Štanjel’s eastern wall. Today it houses a hub for the local community and a visitor centre with an exhibition on the Ferrari Garden and its architect.
Štanjel is a place of countless unique stories that enrich the experience of this one-of-a-kind medieval settlement. Get to know the architect Maks Fabiani and his works better, discover why flower wreaths hang on the front door of every house in the old village and much more.
