Best Tuscany Wedding Venues 2027: 25 Villas, Castles and Borghi Chosen from 125 Listed, with Capacities and From-Prices
The 25 Tuscany wedding venues we would start with for 2027, chosen from the 125 we list: every type, each with its capacity, its beds and its own from-price.
Cover: Villa Il Poggiolino, Lucignano, from the air: the villa, its cypress avenue and the pool in seven hectares of park.
We list 125 wedding venues in Tuscany, more than four times as many as in any other region, and Tuscany is where most couples start: 576 of the 1,432 couples who wrote to us in the past year asked about it. These are the 25 we would put in front of a couple on day one. Every type is here, villa, castle, borgo, farmhouse, wine estate and hotel, and every entry carries its town, its capacity, its beds where the venue has told us, and its own from-price.
What Tuscany looks like in our records
Between November 2025 and October 2026, 1,432 couples sent us 3,019 enquiries, 1,127 of them in October 2026 alone. Tuscany led every other region by a long way. 576 couples asked about it, more than Lake Como, Puglia and Sicily put together.
Couples by region asked about
Nov 2025 to Oct 2026
On the supply side, the 125 Tuscan venues break down, by the names they trade under, into 41 villas, 20 borghi, 19 castles, 11 tenute, ten fattorie, agriturismi and farmhouses, and seven relais and resorts, with 17 that fit no single label (each venue counted once). 122 of them can be taken on exclusive use. 63 hold a published from-price, and those 63 spread widely:
Tuscany from-prices
63 priced venues
Lower quarter
€8,000
Median
€16,390
Upper quarter
€25,500
A €7,000 day hire and a €29,000 three-night buy-out with beds for 22 are not the cheap venue and the dear one; they are different products. The facts line under every entry below says what each price buys.
How we chose the 25
We started from all 125. Every venue on the list had to hold a capacity and its own from-price, and we preferred the 31 Tuscan venues that carry our Verified mark, because their figures come from their own documents. Verified venues answer instantly from their own facts, with their documents on your page. Then we made sure every type is represented, and grouped the list that way: eight villas, three castles, five borghi, three farmhouses, four wine estates and two hotels. 23 of the 25 are Verified. Villa Il Poggiolino opens the list; the order after it is ours.
Tuscany has more good venues than any list can hold. Our type guides, linked in each section below, go deeper, and every Verified Tuscan venue is a filter away.
How to choose: guest count, budget and month
Start with your guest count
The median couple who wrote to us planned for 50 guests. A quarter planned for fewer than 30, a quarter for more than 80, and only 1.4% for 150 or more. Tuscan venues are built bigger than that: the median maximum across our 125 is 120 guests, 43 take 150 or more, and only 14 top out at 50 or fewer.
So the question for most couples is whether a venue works at your size. Some price the whole property whatever you fill, and some set a minimum for food and drink: Terre di Nano's is 50 people. Under 30, look at elopement and day packages; Villa Montanare's elopement for the couple alone is €4,000. From 30 to 80, almost everything below works. At 150 and more, look at Borgo Bucciano, Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte, Villa Pazzi al Parugiano, Villa La Palagina and Tenuta di Artimino, and our guide to Tuscan venues for 150 to 300 guests.
Then check the beds. 46 of our 125 Tuscan venues hold a figure for how many guests sleep on site, and 18 sleep 50 or more; our guide to Tuscany venues with accommodation is built on that number.
Then your budget band
2,175 couples told us their budget for the whole wedding. 39% were under €30,000, 34% between €30,000 and €50,000, 14% between €50,000 and €75,000, 7% between €75,000 and €100,000, 4% between €100,000 and €150,000, and 2% above that. Against that, 37 of the 63 priced Tuscan venues start under €20,000, which leaves room for the rest of the wedding inside the budgets most couples gave us.
The rest is mostly food: published menus centre on about €150 a head, as our catering cost guide shows. And a buy-out with beds, such as Villa Il Poggiolino's three nights for €15,300, carries a cost that a day hire leaves to your guests. Compare like with like, then see the whole wedding in our Tuscany cost guide, the budget calculator or venues by budget.
Then your month
Of the wedding dates couples gave us for 2027, 42% fall in September, followed by October, June, May and August. And the calendar is filling further out than most couples expect: 1,050 enquiries already carry a 2028 date, against 1,257 for 2027. A Saturday in September 2027 is the most contested date in Tuscany.
Moving away from it widens the choice, and at several venues lowers the rate. Borgo Bucciano takes 5% off from October to April, Fattoria di Corniola 10% from November to April, and Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte, Villa Pazzi al Parugiano and Tenuta di Artimino all price early-week days below the weekend. Some venues keep a season: Castello di Celsa hosts from 20 April to 5 November. Our guide to the best time of year to marry in Italy covers the weather, and the planning timeline what to book when.
Villas
Villas are Tuscany's largest category, 41 of our 125 by name, and the widest in what they offer: from frescoed Medici houses hired by the day to family homes taken for three nights with the guests asleep upstairs. Our ten best villa wedding venues in Tuscany goes further into the grand end; these eight cover the range.
1. Villa Il Poggiolino: one wedding at a time in the Valdichiana
Lucignano · Up to 80 guests · Sleeps 20, and 10 more 3 km away · From €15,300, three-night buy-out
Villa Il Poggiolino is an eighteenth-century residence in seven hectares of private parkland between Arezzo, Cortona and Montepulciano, reached by a cypress avenue through a park planted over centuries. Twenty guests sleep in the villa, the couple in the bridal suite, ten more at the family's sister house five minutes away, and the grounds hold 80 for a wedding outdoors and 50 inside the house. The family's sample weekend runs pizza al fresco on the first evening, an afternoon ceremony and dinner in the olive grove on the second, yoga and a farewell brunch on the third; ceremonies are symbolic, and fireworks are allowed. The price covers the three nights, the wedding fee and cleaning, VAT included.
2. Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte: Medici frescoes seven kilometres from Florence
Impruneta · Up to 300 guests · No beds on site · From €7,000 + VAT, the day
Lorenzo the Magnificent bought Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte in 1480, Prince Giovan Carlo de' Medici had its nine salons frescoed in the 1630s, and the Corsini family have owned it since 1644, which makes it one of the last Medici residences still in private hands. The frescoed Gallery seats 200, the glass-fronted Limonaia 180 and the gardens 300. Partner hotels are within eight kilometres, and the from-price is a day for up to 150 guests, Monday to Thursday in April or December.
3. Villa di Geggiano: the 1786 wedding villa outside Siena
Castelnuovo Berardenga · Up to 180 guests · Sleeps 10 · From €13,500 + VAT, midweek hire without accommodation
Villa di Geggiano has been home to the Bianchi Bandinelli family since 1527, six kilometres north-east of Siena among the vineyards of Chianti Classico, and was remade in 1786 to mark a marriage between two Sienese families; the French wallpapers, Toile de Jouy fabrics and furniture are still the ones chosen then. Ceremonies take the Walled Herb Garden, with Siena's towers on the horizon, the Open-Air Theatre or the private chapel of 1768, built for a family wedding and seating 30. It is licensed for civil ceremonies.
4. Villa Catignano: a seventeenth-century villa with its own cottages
Castelnuovo Berardenga · Up to 120 guests · From €19,100, the whole property for three nights (2028)
Villa Catignano is a 17th-century villa in the heart of the Chianti winemaking country, about 15 minutes from Siena, with thirteen farmhouse apartments and six cottages around it; the main villa alone sleeps 26 to 30. Hire is for the whole property, and the price does not change if fewer guests attend. The usual minimum is four nights, and the venue grants three by exception and never in July or August.
5. Villa Oliva: a heated limonaia outside Lucca
Lucca · Up to 200 guests · Sleeps 20 · From €7,000, midweek hire for under 50 to 60 guests
A few kilometres from Lucca and within an hour of both Pisa and Florence airports, Villa Oliva rents its park, an antique limonaia that seats 200 and has underfloor heating, and a green house for wet weather, which makes it a venue for a winter wedding as well as a summer one. It is space rental only, so couples bring their own caterer. The Dependence sleeps 20.
6. Villa Pazzi al Parugiano: a Stradano chapel and an English park near Prato
Montemurlo · Up to 250 guests · From €7,600, the day, Monday to Wednesday
The Pazzi family gave Villa Pazzi al Parugiano its Renaissance form in the 16th century; its private chapel is frescoed entirely by Giovanni Stradano, a pupil of Vasari, and its hall has seven-metre ceilings and seats 200. Outside are a 35,000 sqm English park and a 3,000 sqm Italian garden. Guests sleep at I Vivai al Parugiano, five minutes' walk away, with 33 rooms.
7. Villa Merlo Nero: a hillside estate inside Florence
Florence · Up to 80 guests with a marquee, 60 without · Sleeps 26 · From €6,800, day booking (2028, low season)
About three kilometres from the Ponte Vecchio, Villa Merlo Nero puts a main villa, an old lodge called Villa Antica and a cottage around gardens, olive groves and a pool; together they sleep 26. The venue recommends boutique weddings of up to 60 guests, or 80 with a marquee, with indoor salons and cellars as the plan B. Catering comes through the venue.
8. Villa Montanare: terraced gardens above Cortona
Cortona · Up to 50 guests in its packages, 100 on request · Sleeps 6 · From €7,000, Weddingday package
Villa Montanare is a rural villa from 1640 on a hill near Cortona, its gardens of olives, lavender and fruit trees laid out on terraces at different levels, with a pool overlooking the landscape. The packages host up to 50, with a market-style wedding for 50 to 100 quoted on request, and the two suites sleep six. What you rent is the gardens, all taxes included, with catering through the venue's trusted caterers.
Three of the villas
Villa Il Poggiolino
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Nineteen of our Tuscan venues are castles by name, from family fortresses that sleep a couple of dozen to resorts that sleep a hundred. Our guide to castle wedding venues in Tuscany ranks ten of them; these three show the spread.
9. Castello di Fighine: a Michelin star and no curfew
San Casciano dei Bagni · Up to 150 guests · Sleeps 34 · From €4,500, venue hire
First documented in 1058 and restored over fifteen years, Castello di Fighine stands at 650 metres near San Casciano dei Bagni with Heinz Beck's Michelin-starred Seasons restaurant inside it. Guests sleep 34 across five houses and two apartments decorated by the designer Federico Forquet; religious ceremonies take the Church of St. Michael Archangel, civil ones the gardens, and there is no music curfew. The from-price is the garden and Theatre for a civil ceremony, aperitif and dinner; the stay is priced on its own.
10. Castello di Celsa: towers and Italian gardens outside Siena
Sovicille · Up to 130 guests · Sleeps 22 · From €29,000, three-night buy-out
Castello di Celsa began in the 13th century as a fortification protecting Siena, was refashioned in the 16th and 19th centuries, and has belonged to the same family for about four centuries; its crenellated towers stand over Italian gardens and a view that runs to Monte Amiata. It is hired whole, for three nights at least, with 22 guests in 11 rooms, VAT included, and a wedding day adds a fee covering 9am to 2am. The season runs from 20 April to 5 November.
11. Castello di Velona: a castle resort above the Val d'Orcia
Montalcino · Up to 200 guests · Sleeps 115 · From €35,000 a night, full buyout, low season
On a hilltop over the Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape, Castello di Velona seats 200 outdoors and 300 standing, sleeps 115 and caters in-house from a Michelin-starred kitchen, with no time limit on music. The Abbey of Sant'Antimo, for a religious ceremony, is 3 km away. The nightly buyout includes breakfast, the spa and every space and terrace.
The three castles
Castello di Fighine
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A borgo is a whole hamlet you hire outright: stone houses, lanes, a chapel, and beds for most of the party. We list 20 in Tuscany by name, and our ten best borgo wedding venues in Tuscany covers the category in depth. These five range from a 300-guest piazza to a village for 65.
12. Borgo Bucciano: a private hamlet in the hills of San Miniato
San Miniato · Up to 300 guests · Sleeps 58 · From €23,892, two-night buy-out (€21,720 + VAT, 2028)
Between Pisa, Florence and Siena, Borgo Bucciano grew up in the 17th century around Villa Lorenzelli and its farm, and still makes its own wine and olive oil. Its 18 suites sleep 58 and come with the hire whether or not you fill them; Piazza Pomo seats 300, and the consecrated chapel takes 40 for a ceremony. Weddings from October to April take 5% off.
13. Borgo Castelvecchi: a whole village from 1043
Radda in Chianti · Up to 100 guests · Sleeps 100 · From €14,700, two midweek nights for up to 65 guests
Borgo Castelvecchi is an entire medieval village in Chianti Classico, first recorded in 1043, with an 18th-century villa, stone houses that sleep up to 100, an 18th-century chapel, a thousand-year-old wine cellar and the estate's own Chianti Classico. It is hired two ways: the villa and houses for up to 65, or the whole borgo for 100.
14. Borgo Laticastelli: the castle where light comes from all sides
Rapolano Terme · Up to 130 guests · Sleeps 80 · From €18,000, two-night buy-out
That is what the name means, and the hamlet near Siena earns it. Borgo Laticastelli has 32 air-conditioned rooms sleeping 80, an in-house restaurant with its own food and drink team, panoramic terraces, a pool and covered rooms for 100 if the weather turns.
15. Borgo Pietrafitta: a Chianti hamlet with its own church
Castellina in Chianti · Up to 100 guests · Sleeps 65 · From €26,500, three nights on exclusive use (2027)
Borgo Pietrafitta sits on a hilltop in the Chianti hills, surrounded by vineyards, and hosts 90 to 100 guests with beds on site for 65. The borgo's own consecrated medieval church means the whole day, ceremony included, can happen inside the village.
16. Borgo Casa al Vento: a medieval village among Gaiole's vines
Gaiole in Chianti · Up to 120 guests · Sleeps 60 · From €14,000 + VAT, two-night buy-out
Borgo Casa al Vento is a small medieval village in Chianti, restored for weddings, with rooms among the vineyards and a panoramic pool. It is sold in two tiers: partial exclusivity, where other guests may stay but the day's spaces are yours, and full exclusivity, with no one else at the borgo. The in-house kitchen prices the wedding reception, dinner and dessert at €180 a head plus VAT.
Three of the borghi
Borgo Bucciano
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Farmhouses and agriturismi
The fattoria and the agriturismo are working farms that take weddings, usually with a kitchen cooking what the land grows. Our guide to small and intimate venues in Tuscany includes several more.
17. Agriturismo Percenna: between the Crete Senesi and the Val d'Orcia
Buonconvento · Up to 100 guests · Sleeps 31 · From €10,000, two-night buy-out
Agriturismo Percenna sits on a hilltop at Buonconvento, between Siena and Montalcino, with views all round and its own restaurant serving Tuscan dishes from local produce. The whole property and its 11 rooms are taken exclusively at €5,000 a night with breakfast. The wedding menu is €110 a head for 2027 and €120 for 2028.
18. Fattoria di Corniola: a family farm in the hills near Florence
Empoli · Up to 120 guests · Sleeps 30 · From €3,900 + VAT, one-day event on a weekday
Fattoria di Corniola is an 18th-century house, in the same family for more than five generations, in the countryside between Florence and Pisa: 35 minutes from Florence, 40 from Pisa airport. Recently restored, it has a one-hectare park with an Italian garden and vaulted cellar rooms below, and the estate farms organically, making wine, olive oil and ancient-grain pasta. It can be a single day for 120, or a two-night stay sleeping 30.
19. Casa Cornacchi: a hamlet round a sixteenth-century tower
Bucine · Up to 120 guests · Sleeps 60 · From €23,600, two nights in low season (2027)
Casa Cornacchi grew from a late-1500s lookout tower at Montebenichi in the Val d'Ambra into a wedding estate whose 25 bedrooms sleep 60, with villas ten minutes away bringing the total to 84. It is a working farm and wine estate, most of the food comes from its own land, and it has hosted weddings since 2003.
The three farmhouses
Agriturismo Percenna
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Plenty of the venues above make wine, Castelvecchi and Geggiano among them. These four are estates where the vineyard is the business and the wedding comes with the label. Our guide to vineyard wedding venues in Tuscany ranks ten.
20. Borgo Villa Certano: a working Chianti farm minutes from Siena
Siena · Up to 120 guests · Sleeps 31 · From €6,000, the wedding day and one night
Borgo Villa Certano gathers a neoclassical villa with a terraced garden and lemon house, seven country houses once lived in by farmhands, a winery and the 13th-century Romanesque Church of Saint Michael Archangel on an estate that still produces Chianti and extra virgin olive oil. Exclusive use for the wedding day and a night covers beds for 31, the frescoed halls and the hanging garden, VAT included.
21. Villa La Palagina: 110 hectares of Chianti and 146 beds
Figline Valdarno · Up to 250 guests · Sleeps 146 · From €10,920, two-night buy-out
Once held by the Ricasoli family, Villa La Palagina is a 16th-century villa at the centre of a 110-hectare estate that still makes its own Chianti and olive oil, now run as a countryside resort with three pools, a limonaia barn and glamping pods in the Borgo Agricolo. The estate sleeps 146 at suggested occupancy, and weddings of up to 250 use the halls, the barn and the terraces, 30 km from Florence. The from-price is La Dimora, the 24-room main house, in the quietest season.
22. Guardastelle: a vineyard in sight of San Gimignano
San Gimignano · Up to 50 guests · Sleeps 22 · From €18,500, three-night stay for 22 (2027)
Guardastelle is a restored farmhouse on a working vineyard, with views of San Gimignano from its gardens. It takes weddings of up to 50, sleeps 22 in the main building and apartments, and folds the wedding fee into the three-night stay; the estate's own wines are poured at dinner. It is open from mid-March to early November.
23. Terre di Nano: a Val d'Orcia estate with its own Vino Nobile
Pienza · Up to 120 guests · Sleeps 50 · From €11,000 + VAT a night, two-night minimum
Terre di Nano is a 19th-century country estate at Monticchiello in the Val d'Orcia, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, with a pool and a house restaurant that seats 120. It makes its own wines, from Chianti Colli Senesi to Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. The estate sleeps 50 in 24 rooms and is hired whole, at the same price all season, weekday or weekend.
The four wine estates
Borgo Villa Certano
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Eleven of our Tuscan venues carry relais, resort, hotel or albergo in their names, and several more run as hotels under another. A hotel has rooms, staff and a kitchen already working, and guests usually pay for their own rooms. Our accommodation guide compares the venues where everyone sleeps on site.
24. Tenuta di Artimino: a UNESCO Medici villa with 300 beds
Carmignano · Up to 500 guests · Sleeps 300 · From €6,500 + tax, the villa on a weekday in medium season
Weddings at Tenuta di Artimino are held at Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda, built in 1596 for Ferdinando I de' Medici, known for its hundred chimneys and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, 20 km from Florence. Around it the estate keeps a hotel, apartments in the medieval village of Artimino, a spa and a wine cellar: 36 hotel rooms and 55 apartments, sleeping 300. The villa can be taken for the wedding day alone, with rooms from €260 a night on a two-night minimum.
25. Villa Le Fontanelle: a four-star villa hotel above Florence
Florence · Up to 140 guests · Sleeps 14 · From €6,000, Bronze package, weekday, low season
Villa Le Fontanelle is a historic villa hotel on the hills just north of Florence, twenty minutes from the airport, with seven suites sleeping 14, gardens, a pool and views over the city. The owners live on site, and all dining comes from the villa's Citrarium restaurant or its approved caterers.
The two hotels
Tenuta di Artimino
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Ask early for September. With 42% of 2027 dates in one month and 2028 already filling, the most wanted dates go first. Our Tuscany destination guide covers the region town by town, and a wedding planner will know which dates are still open.
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Questions couples ask
How many wedding venues are there in Tuscany?
We list 125 Tuscan wedding venues. By the names they trade under, 41 are villas, 20 borghi, 19 castles, 11 tenute, ten fattorie, agriturismi and farmhouses, and seven relais and resorts, counting each venue once; the other 17 fit no single label. 122 of the 125 can be taken on exclusive use, and 31 carry our Verified mark.
How much does a wedding venue in Tuscany cost?
Of the 125 Tuscan venues we list, 63 hold a published from-price. A quarter start at €8,000 or less, half at €16,390 or less and three quarters at €25,500 or less. The figure buys different things: a day's hire at one venue, three nights with beds at another. Compare what each price includes before you compare the numbers; catering, planning, flowers and music sit on top.
How many guests can a Tuscan wedding venue hold?
The median maximum among our 125 Tuscan venues is 120 guests, 43 take 150 or more and Tenuta di Artimino takes 500, while only 14 top out at 50 or fewer. The median couple who wrote to us planned for 50, so for a small wedding ask what a venue charges for at minimum, not what it holds at most.
What is the most popular month for a Tuscany wedding?
September, by a distance: 42% of the 2027 dates couples gave us, followed by October, June, May and August. 1,050 enquiries already carry a 2028 date, against 1,257 for 2027. June, early October and weekdays widen the choice and, at several venues, lower the rate.
Can our guests stay at the venue?
Often, yes. Of the 125 Tuscan venues we list, 46 hold a figure for how many guests sleep on site, and 18 sleep 50 or more: Tenuta di Artimino sleeps 300, Villa La Palagina 146 and Borgo Castelvecchi 100. Others, such as Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte, are day venues with partner hotels nearby.
Can we have a legal ceremony at a Tuscan villa?
It depends on the venue. Villa di Geggiano is licensed for civil ceremonies, Castello di Fighine has a church on the estate, and Villa Il Poggiolino holds symbolic ceremonies only, so the legal marriage is registered separately. Ask which applies before you plan the day around a garden or chapel.
What does Verified mean on a Tuscan venue?
Verified venues answer instantly from their own facts, with their documents on your page. In Tuscany, 31 of the 125 venues we list carry the mark, and 23 of the 25 in this guide do.
How do we get real prices for our date?
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