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Welcome to Casa Serena

 

Casa Serena, founded by Maureen Chang in 2001, is in Central Europe near the historical UNESCO town of Kutna Hora, Central Bohemia, 53 km from Prague, Czech Republic.

The beautifully renovated 17th century hunting lodge has preserved the rich history, but is enriched with 21st century comfort and convenience. There was also built a challenging and inviting golf course adjacent to the Chateau Roztez. It is the home to Casa Serena Open, a European PGA Senior Tour tournament beginning in 2008, just one year after the 7 year renovation project.

Casa Serena has previously been accessible ‘by invitation only’, but is now ready to open its doors to companies who wish to host their own Corporate day on this most private of venues.

Inquire us about Business Access programme or Corporate day to learn more about how could Casa Serena become a home for your business activities. Our extraordinary venue is available to host your crucial conferences, corporate banquets, private golf tournaments and much more with a serene and beyond expectations experience.

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News

The inaugural Casa Serena Pro-Am took place on September 12th and 13th, 2012, at the Casa Serena Golf, with ten international professional players and one Czech PGA Tour member taking part in the unique event.

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Casa Serena Magazine

We are proud to introduce you our new issue of economic and social magazine! The 2013 edition is now available online and you can also request a hard copy at website Contact form.

Casa Serena Magazine June 2013:

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Casa Serena Magazine spring/summer 2012:

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Casa Serena Magazine autumn/winter 2011:

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Casa Serena is host to the European Seniors Tour, Casa Serena Open, which takes place every September and has been held here since 2008. We have been fortunate to have a great champions in our first 4 years with Bernhard Langer winning in 2008, Peter Mitchell winning in 2009, Gary Wolstenholme and Barry Lane in 2010 and 2011.