Villa Ottoboni – Majestic Sixteenth-Cent. Villa used as a Conference Centre

Villa Ottoboni was originally built at the end of the sixteenth century as the home of the noble Paduan family Ottoboni that gave birth – among others – to Pope Alexander VIII.

It is surrounded by its own magnificent park which extends over two hectares and has a car park with 150 parking spaces.
During the early 2000s the Villa was completely renovated and converted into a company headquarters and conference centre.

Accommodation

It has seven multipurpose halls of various sizes and set up with all the necessary advanced technological equipment to host corporate events and conferences, from a minimum of 30 to a maximum of 200 people. Furthermore, many other big spaces intended for offices, catering and one private apartment totalling 1836 m2 the Villa, 1150 m2 the conference spaces, 200 m2 the catering space, 55 m2 the private oratory/church.
The real estate complex is in mint condition, complies with current regulations and has all the necessary authorizations as a multifunctional center.
Also perfect as a prestigious company headquarters.

Area

It is located in a strategic position, 5 minutes from the center of Padua and just 4 kilometers from the motorway exit.