How many wedding venues are there in Tuscany?

ItalianVenues lists 126 wedding venues in Tuscany, each with a page of its own: 42 villas, 20 borghi, 14 castles, 11 wine estates and 9 farmhouses and agriturismi. 123 of them can be taken on an exclusive-use basis. The count is read from our venue records at build time, so it moves as venues join.

How many guests can Tuscany wedding venues hold?

Stated capacities in Tuscany run from 24 to 500 seated guests, with a median of 120; 30 take fewer than 100 and 19 seat 200 or more. Each venue page gives its own maximum, and where a venue has several spaces the largest single room is usually smaller than the whole-property figure.

Can wedding guests stay on site at Tuscany venues?

46 of the 126 venues in Tuscany state how many guests they can sleep on site; the figure is on each venue's page beside its capacity. The rest either have no accommodation or have not given us a number, and we ask on enquiry.

How much does a Tuscany wedding venue cost?

64 of the 126 venues in Tuscany publish a from-price, and across them it runs from €585 at Agriturismo Poggianto to €246,000 at COMO Castello Del Nero. Our budget calculator puts villa / estate hire in Tuscany in peak season at €6,930 to €28,875, and a whole 80-guest wedding at €34,122 to €106,167 including a 10% contingency. For any venue, published price or not, we can get the current figures for your date.

When is the wedding season in Tuscany?

June and September are widely regarded as the best months for Tuscany weddings—warm, scenic, and less crowded than peak summer. Our seasonal guide splits the year into May – June, July – August, September – October and November – April; the calculator treats May to September as peak, April and October as shoulder, and November to March as off-peak.

Which airport do you fly into for a Tuscany wedding?

The airports serving Tuscany are Florence Airport (FLR) (15 km from Florence), Pisa International Airport (PSA) (80 km from Florence) and Rome Fiumicino (FCO) (280 km from Florence). Among the venues themselves, 119 give directions from Florence (FLR), 111 give directions from Pisa (PSA) and 10 give directions from Rome Fiumicino (FCO).

Can we have a legal ceremony at a Tuscany wedding venue?

81 of the 126 venues in Tuscany state their ceremony options on our records: 81 a symbolic ceremony, 78 a legally binding civil ceremony and 4 a religious ceremony. A civil ceremony on private property depends on the venue holding the municipality's authorisation, so where a venue has not stated it we confirm on enquiry rather than assume.

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Tuscany Wedding Venues

126 wedding venues in Tuscany, with real prices

From sun-drenched vineyards to medieval hilltop towns and the dramatic Tyrrhenian coastline, Tuscany offers an unparalleled canvas for your Italian destination wedding.

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Tuscany wedding venues, by the numbers

We list 126 wedding venues in Tuscany: 42 villas, 20 borghi, 14 castles and 11 wine estates; the other 17 are estates and country houses whose names carry no type. 123 of the 126 offer the whole property on an exclusive-use basis.

Capacities run from 24 to 500 seated guests; the median venue takes 120. 30 are built for parties under 100, 19 seat 200 or more and 46 state how many guests can sleep on site. 64 of the 126 publish a from-price, between €585 and €246,000; for every venue, published or not, we can get the current figures on enquiry.

June and September are widely regarded as the best months for Tuscany weddings—warm, scenic, and less crowded than peak summer. The venues give their own directions from Florence (FLR) (119 of the 126 name it), Pisa (PSA) (111) and Rome Fiumicino (FCO) (10).

Key Regions & Towns

Florence

Siena

Val d'Orcia

Chianti

Monte Argentario & Maremma Coast

Lucca

Pisa

Montepulciano

San Gimignano

Cortona

Featured Tuscany Wedding Venues

126 venues in Tuscany, with the facts each one states: capacity, beds on site and the published from-price. The first 12 are here; the full list is on the directory.

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Villa Il Poggiolino

Private Villa • Lucignano, Tuscany

Villa Il Poggiolino is an eighteenth-century residence in seven hectares of private parkland in the Valdichiana, the wide valley of eastern Tuscany between Arezzo, Cortona and Montepulciano, and it takes one wedding at a time, for three nights. A cypress avenue leads in through a park planted over centuries: lawns, a pine grove, an olive grove, a garden beside the house, a pool set in its own stretch of grass, and a terrace that looks out over the hills and the villages on them.

Up to 80 guests · Sleeps 30 · From €12,500

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Agriturismo La Conca

Country Farmhouse • Montepulciano, Tuscany

Agriturismo La Conca is a country farmhouse set amid rolling hills, ancient olive groves, and cypress-lined paths in Tuscany. Within a sprawling 300-acre private Tuscan estate is Agriturismo La Conca.

Up to 30 guests · €€€

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L'Arancera di Villa Grabau

Private Villa • Lucca, Tuscany

Some wedding venues feel like accommodations with event spaces added. L'Arancera reverses that equation—it's a meticulously restored former farmhouse creating an intimate luxury hideaway where your closest circle doesn't just attend your wedding, they live it together.

Up to 120 guests · Sleeps 32 · From €4,900

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Borgo Bucciano

Restored Village • San Miniato, Tuscany

In the rolling hills of San Miniato, between Pisa, Florence and Siena, Borgo Bucciano spreads across a private hamlet where history and nature live in perfect harmony. This charming 17th-century Villa Lorenzelli and its ancient Farm have been carefully restored into an exclusive wedding venue where tradition meets family hospitality.

Up to 300 guests · Sleeps 58 · From €23,892

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Borgo Casa al Vento

Restored Village • Gaiole in Chianti, Tuscany

Borgo Casa al Vento is a restored village set amid rolling hills, ancient olive groves, and cypress-lined paths in Tuscany. In Chianti in the heart of Tuscany a small medieval village has been expertly restored for your Italian wedding.

Up to 65 guests · From €14,000

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Borgo Castelvecchi

Restored Village • Radda in Chianti, Tuscany

Borgo Castelvecchi is a splendid medieval village located in Radda in Chianti, offering the rare opportunity to exclusively rent an entire historic borgo for your wedding celebration. Dating back to 1043, this extraordinary property combines authentic Tuscan heritage with refined hospitality.

Up to 100 guests · Sleeps 100 · From €14,700

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Borgo Laticastelli

Restored Village • Rapolano Terme, Tuscany

In the heart of Tuscany near Siena, Borgo Laticastelli rises as an exclusive medieval hamlet where centuries-old stone walls capture sunrise and sunset in equal measure. True to its name—'the castle where light comes from all sides'—this historic borgo combines mystical atmosphere with ample space for modern celebrations.

Up to 130 guests · Sleeps 80 · From €25,000

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Podere San Giorgio

Historic Farmhouse • Palaia, Tuscany

Podere San Giorgio is a medieval hill farm above Palaia, in the countryside between Pisa and Florence. Dating back to 1300 and set in twenty thousand square metres of park, the estate gathers a 1400s country house, a converted barn and a panoramic terrace looking out over the Tuscan hills.

Up to 50 guests · From €3,200

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Tenuta Lupinari

Country Estate • Castiglion Fiorentino, Tuscany

Tenuta Lupinari is a country estate set amid rolling hills, ancient olive groves, and cypress-lined paths in Tuscany. Between the hills of Siena and Arezzo sits the beautiful Tuscan wedding venue of Tenuta Lupinari.

Up to 60 guests · Sleeps 38 · From €16,086

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Villa di Ulignano

Private Villa • Volterra, Tuscany

Villa di Ulignano is a private villa set amid rolling hills, ancient olive groves, and cypress-lined paths in Tuscany. Villa di Ulignano is an impressive villa and destination wedding venue for 100 guests, situated near San Gimignano.

Up to 100 guests · Sleeps 30 · From €18,500

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Villa La Selva

Private Villa • Radda in Chianti, Tuscany

Villa La Selva is a private villa set amid rolling hills, ancient olive groves, and cypress-lined paths in Tuscany. Villa La Selva on the Chianti hills is perfect to host your intimate & elegant Tuscan wedding.

Up to 24 guests · €€€

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Villa Medicea di Lilliano

Private Villa • Bagno a Ripoli, Tuscany

Villa Medicea di Lilliano is a private 11th-century estate hidden among the vineyards and olive groves of the Chianti hills, yet astonishingly close to Florence at just eleven kilometres from the city centre. Originally owned by the illustrious Medici family, the villa has been the property of the Malenchini family since 1830, now in its eighth generation under the direct management of Diletta Malenchini.

Up to 100 guests · From €18,000

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What a wedding here costs

Tuscany wedding costs, from the numbers we hold

Two sources, nothing else: the bands our budget calculator uses for Tuscany, and the from-prices the venues publish on their own pages.

Venue hire

€6,930 to €28,875

Villa / Estate hire in peak season; typical €13,860.

Catering per guest

€126 to €231

Standard plated menu, food only; typical €168 a head. Drinks are priced separately.

Whole wedding, 80 guests

€34,122 to €106,167

Venue, catering, open bar, planner, photographer, flowers, music and a 10% contingency; typical €57,904.

Source: the ItalianVenues budget calculator, one-day wedding, no videographer. The calculator prices Tuscany at 1.05× its all-Italy baseline. Set your own guest count and venue type there for a line-by-line figure.

Published from-prices

64 of the 126 venues in Tuscany publish a starting price. Across them, from-prices run from €585 at Agriturismo Poggianto to €246,000 at COMO Castello Del Nero.

A from-price is a venue's own floor for its hire or package, and the basis of each one differs. For any venue on this page, published or not, name it in an enquiry and we will get the current figures for your date.

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Tuscany wedding venues: the facts

How many wedding venues are there in Tuscany?: ItalianVenues lists 126 wedding venues in Tuscany, each with a page of its own: 42 villas, 20 borghi, 14 castles, 11 wine estates and 9 farmhouses and agriturismi. 123 of them can be taken on an exclusive-use basis. The count is read from our venue records at build time, so it moves as venues join.
How many guests can Tuscany wedding venues hold?: Stated capacities in Tuscany run from 24 to 500 seated guests, with a median of 120; 30 take fewer than 100 and 19 seat 200 or more. Each venue page gives its own maximum, and where a venue has several spaces the largest single room is usually smaller than the whole-property figure.
Can wedding guests stay on site at Tuscany venues?: 46 of the 126 venues in Tuscany state how many guests they can sleep on site; the figure is on each venue's page beside its capacity. The rest either have no accommodation or have not given us a number, and we ask on enquiry.
How much does a Tuscany wedding venue cost?: 64 of the 126 venues in Tuscany publish a from-price, and across them it runs from €585 at Agriturismo Poggianto to €246,000 at COMO Castello Del Nero. Our budget calculator puts villa / estate hire in Tuscany in peak season at €6,930 to €28,875, and a whole 80-guest wedding at €34,122 to €106,167 including a 10% contingency. For any venue, published price or not, we can get the current figures for your date.
When is the wedding season in Tuscany?: June and September are widely regarded as the best months for Tuscany weddings—warm, scenic, and less crowded than peak summer. Our seasonal guide splits the year into May – June, July – August, September – October and November – April; the calculator treats May to September as peak, April and October as shoulder, and November to March as off-peak.
Which airport do you fly into for a Tuscany wedding?: The airports serving Tuscany are Florence Airport (FLR) (15 km from Florence), Pisa International Airport (PSA) (80 km from Florence) and Rome Fiumicino (FCO) (280 km from Florence). Among the venues themselves, 119 give directions from Florence (FLR), 111 give directions from Pisa (PSA) and 10 give directions from Rome Fiumicino (FCO).
Can we have a legal ceremony at a Tuscany wedding venue?: 81 of the 126 venues in Tuscany state their ceremony options on our records: 81 a symbolic ceremony, 78 a legally binding civil ceremony and 4 a religious ceremony. A civil ceremony on private property depends on the venue holding the municipality's authorisation, so where a venue has not stated it we confirm on enquiry rather than assume.

Climate & Best Wedding Seasons

Tuscany enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters. The best wedding months are May through October, with June and September offering the perfect balance of warm weather and lower tourist crowds.

May – June

22–28°C

Low rainfall

14–15 hours daylight

Ideal for weddings. Warm, sunny days, blooming landscapes, and lush vineyards. June brings golden light perfect for photography.

July – August

28–32°C

Very Low rainfall

14–15 hours daylight

Peak summer. Hot and dry with stunning sunsets. Popular but can be crowded in Florence and coastal areas. Ideal for beach and poolside celebrations.

September – October

20–26°C

Moderate rainfall

12–13 hours daylight

Harvest season. Cooler, comfortable temperatures with grape and olive harvests in full swing. September is particularly magical for vineyard weddings.

November – April

8–16°C

High rainfall

9–11 hours daylight

Off-season. Cooler and wetter, but intimate indoor weddings in historic villas offer cozy charm and lower rates.

Best Months for Weddings

June and September are widely regarded as the best months for Tuscany weddings—warm, scenic, and less crowded than peak summer.

Activities & Excursions

A Tuscan wedding is more than a ceremony—it's an immersive journey into Italian art de vivre. Your guests will experience world-class wine, art, nature, and cuisine at every turn.

Guest Activities & Day Trips

Private wine tastings at prestigious Chianti Classico and Brunello estates

Truffle hunting excursions in the forests of San Miniato

Cooking classes with local chefs in Renaissance kitchens

Hot air balloon rides over Val d'Orcia at sunrise

Private tours of the Uffizi Gallery, Duomo, and Accademia in Florence

Sailing and yacht charters along the Monte Argentario coast

Spa days at thermal springs in Saturnia or Montecatini Terme

Vespa tours through Chianti vineyards

Private gondola-style boat rides on the Arno River

Olive oil and balsamic vinegar tastings at historic estates

Local Wedding Vendors

Tuscany is home to Italy's finest wedding vendors: award-winning planners like Weddings in Tuscany and The Tuscan Wedding, luxury florists, artisan stationery designers, and top-tier photographers specializing in editorial Italian weddings. Many luxury hotels—like Il Pellicano, Castello di Casole, and Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco—offer in-house event coordination and Michelin-level catering.

Guest Accommodations

Guests can stay in five-star hotels like Four Seasons Florence, Belmond Castello di Casole, or boutique agriturismi (farmhouse estates) scattered across the countryside. For coastal weddings, Hotel Il Pellicano and Il Pellicano's sister properties offer world-class luxury with private beach access.

Getting to Tuscany

Easily accessible from major international airports and Italian cities

International Airports

Florence Airport (FLR)

15 km from Florence

Closest for central Tuscany, with connections to major European cities

Pisa International Airport (PSA)

80 km from Florence

Larger international hub, ideal for guests from the US, UK, and beyond

Rome Fiumicino (FCO)

280 km from Florence

Major international gateway, 2.5–3 hours by car or train to Tuscany

Transport & Transfers

From Florence or Pisa, private chauffeur services, luxury buses, or car rentals provide seamless transfers to wedding venues. High-speed trains connect Rome, Florence, and Pisa in under 90 minutes. Helicopter transfers are also available for VIP arrivals.

Distances from Major Italian Cities

Florence

Regional capital and cultural heart

Rome

280 km / 2h30 by car, 1h30 by high-speed train

Milan

300 km / 3h by car, 2h by high-speed train

Venice

260 km / 3h by car, 2h by train

Pisa

80 km / 1h by car

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Why Choose Tuscany?

How Tuscany compares to other Italian wedding destinations

Tuscany vs. Amalfi Coast

While the Amalfi Coast offers dramatic cliffside glamour, Tuscany provides more space, privacy, and cultural depth. Venues here are often historic estates with sprawling gardens, and the region's wine and culinary culture is unmatched.

Tuscany vs. Lake Como

Lake Como is elegant and alpine; Tuscany is warm, rustic, and vinicultural. Como suits intimate, romantic affairs; Tuscany excels at grand celebrations with 100+ guests across multi-day events.

Tuscany vs. Umbria

Umbria is Tuscany's quieter sibling—more secluded and affordable, but with fewer luxury venues and less international accessibility. Tuscany offers more variety in landscapes (coast, hills, cities) and world-class infrastructure.

The Tuscany Advantage

Tuscany is the most established and diverse Italian wedding destination. You get Renaissance cities, UNESCO vineyards, Michelin dining, coastal retreats, and an unmatched network of luxury vendors and venues—all within a two-hour radius.

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