Don Kihot - terapije • jahanje • izleti
Don Kihot - terapije • jahanje • izleti is a farm and horse riding school in Dobrodol, in Zagreb's Sesvete district. Its programmes centre on horses and time ou…
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Executive offsite venues in Sesvete, Zagreb are spread across the district's villages rather than clustered around its centre, so the choice of address shapes the working day. The places below differ in character: a restaurant with several rooms, a fenced estate that guests supply themselves, and a farm built around horses and open ground. Few of them state offsites as their own programme, so the format needs to be agreed with each host.
Don Kihot - terapije • jahanje • izleti is a farm and horse riding school in Dobrodol, in Zagreb's Sesvete district. Its programmes centre on horses and time ou…
Kurija Žunec is a restaurant in Jesenovec, in the Sesvete district of Zagreb. It hosts weddings and wedding receptions, confirmations, birthday parties, proms, …
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Kurija Žunec sits on Kurmanova ulica in Jesenovec, on the eastern side of the district. It is a restaurant that hosts seminars, conferences, corporate events and team building, and its own description mentions three rooms with more than 90 seats plus summer terraces. Imanje Popovec is a private, fenced estate in Paruževina, used for celebrations; the rustic house seats up to 50 indoors and the grounds include a large park for children. Food and drink are arranged by the guests themselves, brought in or through catering.
Don Kihot - terapije • jahanje • izleti is a farm and riding school on Šimunčevečka cesta in Dobrodol, with programmes centred on horses and time outdoors and a picnic area on the grounds. It hosts birthday parties, including children's, with horses on the farm. The estate is listed as suitable for executive offsites, and the restaurant is listed as suitable for business dinners.
A working session and a relaxed dinner place different demands on a venue. For a restaurant, set out how many rooms are needed, how the seating should be arranged and whether the group will be alone in the space. At the estate, the host's own food and drink arrangement has to be planned in advance, and the rental can run until 06:00, which suits a long day. The farm works best when the programme includes horses and time outside.
Accessibility is worth checking in detail: the restaurant and the farm both list accessible parking, entrance, seating and toilet, while the estate's description does not mention it. Confirm with the venue what the day will involve, how the rooms are divided and what the host provides, since a public offer is not proof of private hire.
Private hire is not stated for any of the venues. Kurija Žunec notes that planners can ask about private hire; for the estate and the farm, confirm exclusivity and the terms of use with the host.
It is listed as suitable for corporate events and executive offsites, and its programmes centre on horses and time outdoors. It states birthday parties as its own offer, so agree the programme and what is provided with the farm.