Historic Wedding Venues in Tuscany

Rooted in the famed foothills of Lucca, Tuscany, Villa Michaela is a drop of Italian heaven. Nestled amongst 50 acres of olive groves, gardens, and panoramic views, the 18th C estate is a fairy-tale wedding venue sleeping 39 people with the balance of your guests being able to stay in three... (Landmark Weddings Tuscany)

Set within 650 hectares of Tuscan countryside, Villa Ricrio majestically overlooks the rolling hills that surround it, providing a stunning backdrop for a romantic, Italian wedding. Exchange vows in the atmospheric setting of the 18th century villa or say “I do” by the pool or on the terrace with... (Historic Weddings Tuscany)

Steeped in history and beauty, Restaurant Villa Garzoni is nestled in the Tuscan countryside, with perfectly manicured gardens and bursting with fresh, mouth-watering food, it would make an unforgettable setting for your wedding. The restaurant set in the heart of the medieval village of Collodi was... (Castle Weddings Tuscany)

Welcome to Castello di Meleto, where the history of this fabulous venue also features a history of weddings, like the one of Elisabetta in 1852, daughter of Baron Bettino. Today, it can also be the place where you make history by holding your own wedding in this outstandingly beautiful setting. You... (Castle Weddings Tuscany)

Castello di Petrata, also known as Petrata Castle, is located near Assisi and Perugia. Castello di Petrata over looks Assisi, and is the perfect place to get married. Petrata Castle dates back to the XIV century and is in a perfect location, a few minutes from the city. Castello di Petrata offers... (Landmark Weddings Tuscany)

Relais La Suvera lies on a hill in the Chianti dei Colli Senesi area, overlooking a magnificent Tuscan landscape made of rolling hills, vineyards and olive trees. The Renaissance Villa and the hamlet surrounding it, were built by Pope Julius II in the 16thcentury. Turned by the owners, Marquis Ricci... (Stately Home Tuscany)