COMO Castello Del Nero, Tuscany
Italy
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A 12th Century Castle with it’s own Chapel, a stunning panoramic terrace and restaurants with views over their 740 acres of vineyards and olive groves.
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What's So Special About COMO Castello Del Nero?
Hidden among the rolling hills of Tuscany lies COMO Castello Del Nero, Tuscany — in easy driving distance of the Renaissance cities of Florence and Siena and nestled in the famous Chianti region.
COMO Castello Del Nero’s location in the Tuscan hills makes it a dreamlike wedding venue: a place where memories are made. Once home to the Florentine noble Del Nero family, the grand 740-acre estate – with its own private chapel, has been elegantly restored, with modern interiors byItalian designer Paola Navone.
You can say your vows among a handful of friends and family in the historic chapel, or take the entire estate for a Tuscan wedding among the vineyards, catering up to 120 guests.
With accommodation on site for up to 120 of your guests, in 50 rooms. No matter how you choose to celebrate, the in house team will meticulously coordinate your event, from arranging local florals, to creating tailored menus that suit you.
“We’ll take care of all the details, leaving you to focus on having a wedding you’ll treasure forever.”
The luxury estate is just a 30-minute drive from Aeroporto di Firenze-Peretola, Florence’s International airport.
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The resort offers Michelin-starred dining experiences with estate-to-table Tuscan produce.
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finer details
Flight Duration
1hr 55 to the North, 2hrs 30 to the South.
Currency
Euro.
Language Spoken
Italian – French and English are also widely spoken and understood.
Vaccinations
n/a
Transportation
Italy has plenty of public transport, from the trains to the metro in cities like Milan. The roads (and Italian drivers) are notoriously terrifying for foreigners so it’s often better to take a taxi than hire a car.
Public Holidays
Each town in Italy has it's own patron saint and shuts down to celebrate the saint’s day each year (e.g. Rome is Sts. Peter and Paul, June 29th). Alongside Christmas and Easter, the other big religious festivals are Epiphany (6th January) and All Saints Day (1st November). All of Italy celebrates Labour Day (1st May) and also Liberation Day (April 25th).
Good Time to Go
Late April - Mid October
good to know
June is recognised as the month of Juno, the Roman Goddess of Marriage.
location & details
Address
Str. Spicciano, 7, 50028 Barberino Tavarnelle FI, Italy
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