Villas, castle estates, palazzi and grand hotels, from the lakes of the north to Sicily.
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Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Up to 200 guests · 5 rooms
Castello del Capitano delle Artiglierie is a Medici castle of 1564 in Terra del Sole, hosting one wedding a day for up to 200 guests, with a one-hectare park and five suites.
Italy
Up to 700 guests · 80 rooms
CastelBrando is an ancient hilltop castle in the Prosecco hills between Venice and the Dolomites, with 80 rooms, a frescoed baroque church, a restaurant and a spa, and space for up to 700 guests.
Siena, Tuscany, Italy
Up to 150 guests · 39 rooms
A medieval castle estate in the Tuscan hills, now a Belmond hotel, where weddings move between lawns, terraces, a chapel and an amphitheatre.
Piedmont, Italy
Up to 140 guests
Castello di Collegno is a castle founded in the twelfth century by Umberto III of Savoy, set in a century-old park a few minutes from the centre of Turin and taken by one wedding party at a time.
Umbria, Italy
Up to 250 guests · 22 rooms
Castello di Petrata is a fourteenth-century castle on 50 hectares of hillside five kilometres above Assisi, with a glass hall, terraced gardens, a couple's spa and 22 rooms.
Umbria, Italy
Up to 360 guests · 25 rooms
Castello di Solfagnano is a medieval castle and villa on a 60-hectare estate a short drive from Perugia, taken exclusively for celebrations of 15 to 360 guests.
Val d'Orcia, Tuscany, Italy
Up to 250 guests · 45 rooms
A thousand-year-old fortress on a hilltop above the Val d’Orcia, with a thermal spring beneath its estate and a castle open to weddings.
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See prices, lowest firstEach region makes a different wedding. Tuscany (2 venues) for countryside estates and long wedding weekends; Umbria (2 venues) for quieter countryside celebrations and historic estates; Emilia-Romagna (1 venue) for bologna, Parma and the Romagna coast. 4 regions in all hold venues.
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