Villa Tolomei
Villa Tolomei is a five-star hotel on a fourteenth-century estate of 17 hectares, ten minutes by car from the centre of Florence.
- Up to 100 guests
- 3 suites
Villa Mosconi Bertani is an eighteenth-century wine estate in Valpolicella, fifteen minutes from Verona. Receptions use a frescoed Chamber of the Muses, a former barrel room, two gardens and an eight-hectare park, and civil ceremonies can be held in the villa, the gardens or the park. The venue can accommodate up to 270 guests for your wedding celebration.
The estate has made wine since the first half of the 18th century and still does. Its neoclassical facade carries statues of Greek gods, and behind it lies an eight-hectare park laid out in the English style by the poet Ippolito Pindemonte, with centuries-old trees, a pond with an island and a walled vineyard from the 1500s. The villa is on one floor at ground level, which gives you plenty of ways to arrange a wedding.
Two rooms do most of the work. The Chamber of the Muses is three storeys high, covered in 18th-century frescoes, and holds 100 guests seated or 150 standing. The old barrel room, with its timber-beam ceiling, seats up to 160 for lunch and doubles as the cocktail room if the weather turns. Eleven more historic rooms are on hand, among them an 18th-century kitchen built around a huge hearth.
Enquire about Villa Mosconi Bertani →Yes, in the villa, in the gardens or in the park.
The barrel room works as a covered hall, and it seats up to 160 for a luncheon. All the rooms are on the ground floor and air-conditioned.
The Chamber of the Muses holds 100 seated or 150 standing. The barrel room seats up to 160.
Yes. A private chapel with a bell tower takes Protestant ceremonies for up to 70 people.
Yes. Tastings can be arranged in the historic cellars, and the estate produces Amarone and Valpolicella Classico.
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Once a week, a single dispatch — a destination worth knowing, a few venues we would shortlist, a real wedding. No noise.