Il Borro

Il Borro spreads across a Valdichiana valley as a complete village—main villa, guest houses, wine cantina, and village piazza—capable of absorbing 200-plus overnight guests. The compound's design distributes events across multiple buildings and courtyards, creating distinct pre-dinner and dining atmospheres. A 44-image portfolio reveals the property's scope: stone archways, tile-roofed buildings, central loggia with service infrastructure. One award in a dense competitor set reflects the property's unique village structure. Couples leveraging overnight accommodation and multi-day wedding architecture find Il Borro's scale and self-containment unmatched in the region.

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Villa di Striano

Outlying valleys contain this Tuscan villa where period stonework anchors formal gardens in the classical estate register.

Villa Il Garofalo

Villa Il Garofalo sits on the Chianti border where oak and cypress frame a neoclassical mansion with colonnaded forecourt.

Capacity

80–120 guests

Type

Stately home · Garden

Price

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Venue

Villa Corsini

Villa Corsini spreads across a Florence hillside as a Baroque compound—main villa, chapel, formal gardens, and guest quarters—capable of 150-250 guests.

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Villa San Michele

High above Florence's grid, Villa San Michele commands a Fiesole hilltop where Franciscan gardens and Brunelleschi-view terraces frame the ceremony stage.