Most couples planning Roman weddings face a choice: ancient ruins that can't be touched, or modern venues lacking soul. Castello di Tor Crescenza offers a third option—a genuine medieval castle just fifteen minutes from the Spanish Steps, surrounded by private parkland, still inhabited by the aristocratic family who've owned it since the 1400s, and available for exclusive celebrations that honor both its history and your vision. The castle rises from its grounds with medieval authority—towers built atop an 11th-century watchtower, grand halls added as the Crescenzi family's power grew, frescoes commissioned when Renaissance art flourished, and those courtyards and terraces that seem designed specifically for gathering and celebration. Today, the castle operates as Rome's premier event venue while remaining a protected historic monument and private residence. The scale accommodates both intimate gatherings and substantial celebrations: the Fireplace Room for sixty seated in frescoed intimacy, grand banquet halls for 250 beneath vaulted ceilings, the Winter Garden's glass roof sheltering 300 regardless of weather, courtyards for outdoor ceremonies, a private chapel for religious vows, and parkland exploration between events. With just six rooms for overnight guests (the castle isn't a hotel but a residence that welcomes celebrations), most guests stay in Rome's extraordinary hotels and gather at Tor Crescenza for one unforgettable day. The convenience of being within the city yet feeling entirely removed—medieval walls blocking traffic sounds, parkland creating buffer from urban energy—makes this uniquely Roman: history and convenience, grandeur and accessibility, all within twenty minutes of the Colosseum.