Grad Prem
Prem 40, SI-6255 Prem
Phone386 5 714 7400
Managed byMunicipality of Koper-Capodistria
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{{Infobox | {{Infobox | ||
| name = Prem Castle | | name = Prem Castle | ||
| − | | local name = Grad Prem | + | | local name = Grad Prem |
| street = Prem 40 | | street = Prem 40 | ||
| town = SI-6255 Prem | | town = SI-6255 Prem | ||
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| email = pmk-kp@guest.arnes.si | | email = pmk-kp@guest.arnes.si | ||
| website = http://www.pmk-kp.si | | website = http://www.pmk-kp.si | ||
| − | | managed by = Koper-Capodistria | + | | managed by = Municipality of Koper-Capodistria |
| − | | opening hours = 12am–7pm Sat, Sun and holiday 1.5–5.10. For announced groups by arrangement. | + | | opening hours = 12am–7pm Sat, Sun and holiday 1.5–5.10. For announced groups by arrangement. |
| contacts = {{Contact | | contacts = {{Contact | ||
| name = Breda Krašna | | name = Breda Krašna | ||
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== Background == | == Background == | ||
The castle was built on the foundation of the antique Castra Prima, owned by Aquileia Patriarchs. | The castle was built on the foundation of the antique Castra Prima, owned by Aquileia Patriarchs. | ||
| − | Over the following centuries it had many owners, among them the Walseeis, Hallers, Habsburgs and Porcia Dukes. Its last owners were the Zuccolini family from Trieste. Since the Second World War it is | + | Over the following centuries it had many owners, among them the Walseeis, Hallers, Habsburgs and Porcia Dukes. Its last owners were the Zuccolini family from Trieste. Since the Second World War it is owned by [[Municipality of Ilirska Bistrica]]. |
A compact two-storey building (palladium) with a ground plan in the shape of the letter L, has a Romanesque nucleus with an extension and a smaller yard protected by a wall. The inner yard was decorated with Renaissance arcades. The entire structure is additionally protected with exterior Renaissance walls and cylindrical towers. | A compact two-storey building (palladium) with a ground plan in the shape of the letter L, has a Romanesque nucleus with an extension and a smaller yard protected by a wall. The inner yard was decorated with Renaissance arcades. The entire structure is additionally protected with exterior Renaissance walls and cylindrical towers. | ||
| − | The castle underwent major restoration works in 1930s and again between 1970 and 2008, the latest within the project Interreg IIIA Slovenia–Croatia–Hungary - the ''Crossed borders'' - to dedicate the military heritage to the touristic courses. Two other participators of the project were Pivka | + | The castle underwent major restoration works in 1930s and again between 1970 and 2008, the latest within the project Interreg IIIA Slovenia–Croatia–Hungary - the ''Crossed borders'' - to dedicate the military heritage to the touristic courses. Two other participators of the project were Municipality of Pivka and Croatian Klana Municipality. |
Yearly the Primorska literary meetings are organised in the courtyard as well as many local events, like very popular Medieval days. The weddings are held in the chapel. | Yearly the Primorska literary meetings are organised in the courtyard as well as many local events, like very popular Medieval days. The weddings are held in the chapel. | ||
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The museum collection on the upper floor presents the history of Prem castle as well as many others of the region, including the archaeological funds from the storehouses of the [[Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia, Nova Gorica]]. In the corridor stands the model of the castle prison, discovered in 1980s. | The museum collection on the upper floor presents the history of Prem castle as well as many others of the region, including the archaeological funds from the storehouses of the [[Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia, Nova Gorica]]. In the corridor stands the model of the castle prison, discovered in 1980s. | ||
| − | Features of note inside the castle include a 14th-century chapel and a large hall on the upper floor with a wooden promenade gallery and unusual frescoes on a dark background painted by Mario Lannes in 1932. | + | Features of note inside the castle include a 14th-century chapel and a large hall on the upper floor with a wooden promenade gallery and unusual frescoes on a dark background painted by [[Mario Lannes]] in 1932. |
| − | At the other part of Prem village church of St Helena is situated, built in 1860s, with inner frescos painted by Tone Kralj in 1921. Under the church stands an old school house, a birthplace of Dragotin Kette (1876–1899), a Neo-Romantic poet and a Slovene Impressionist. The building, erected in 1826, houses a memorial room dedicated to Kette. | + | At the other part of Prem village church of St Helena is situated, built in 1860s, with inner frescos painted by [[Tone Kralj]] in 1921. Under the church stands an old school house, a birthplace of [[Dragotin Kette]] (1876–1899), a Neo-Romantic poet and a Slovene Impressionist. The building, erected in 1826, houses a memorial room dedicated to [[Dragotin Kette|Kette]]. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 09:54, 12 June 2011
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Background
The castle was built on the foundation of the antique Castra Prima, owned by Aquileia Patriarchs. Over the following centuries it had many owners, among them the Walseeis, Hallers, Habsburgs and Porcia Dukes. Its last owners were the Zuccolini family from Trieste. Since the Second World War it is owned by Municipality of Ilirska Bistrica.
A compact two-storey building (palladium) with a ground plan in the shape of the letter L, has a Romanesque nucleus with an extension and a smaller yard protected by a wall. The inner yard was decorated with Renaissance arcades. The entire structure is additionally protected with exterior Renaissance walls and cylindrical towers.
The castle underwent major restoration works in 1930s and again between 1970 and 2008, the latest within the project Interreg IIIA Slovenia–Croatia–Hungary - the Crossed borders - to dedicate the military heritage to the touristic courses. Two other participators of the project were Municipality of Pivka and Croatian Klana Municipality.
Yearly the Primorska literary meetings are organised in the courtyard as well as many local events, like very popular Medieval days. The weddings are held in the chapel.
Collections
The museum collection on the upper floor presents the history of Prem castle as well as many others of the region, including the archaeological funds from the storehouses of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia, Nova Gorica. In the corridor stands the model of the castle prison, discovered in 1980s.
Features of note inside the castle include a 14th-century chapel and a large hall on the upper floor with a wooden promenade gallery and unusual frescoes on a dark background painted by Mario Lannes in 1932.
At the other part of Prem village church of St Helena is situated, built in 1860s, with inner frescos painted by Tone Kralj in 1921. Under the church stands an old school house, a birthplace of Dragotin Kette (1876–1899), a Neo-Romantic poet and a Slovene Impressionist. The building, erected in 1826, houses a memorial room dedicated to Kette.
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Built before 1213, the Prem Castle commands a strategic position above the Reka Valley and beside the picturesque Prem village. +
Built before 1213, the Prem Castle commands a strategic position above the Reka Valley and beside the picturesque Prem village. +
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