Castello di Fighine
An 11th-century private castle restored to exceptional standards in the Tuscan hills, with a Michelin-starred restaurant, no music curfew, accommodation for 34 guests across 7 properties, and civil and religious ceremony options.
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Castello di Fighine is an 11th-century fortress standing at 650 metres above sea level in the Tuscan hills near San Casciano dei Bagni, commanding panoramic views across the surrounding countryside. A private property meticulously restored and renewed over 15 years, Fighine is home to the Michelin-starred Heinz Beck Seasons restaurant and offers a complete, self-contained world for exclusive wedding celebrations. The estate accommodates 34 guests across five houses and two apartments, each furnished with Italian antiques and decorated by leading Italian designer Federico Forquet. Religious ceremonies are held in the on-site Church of St. Michael Archangel; civil ceremonies can be conducted in the gardens and poolside settings of Villa Melissa and Casa Janine. With no music time restrictions, Fighine offers rare freedom for celebrations that run into the early hours.
Pricing guide
We share a guide figure upfront so you can assess fit before enquiring — tailored quotes are provided directly by the venue.
Venue hire
Indicative pricing — varies by season, guest count, and scope. Tailored quotes available on request.
- Exclusive use of the entire Fighine estate
- All 7 properties — Villa Melissa, Casa Vittoria, Casa Janine, Casa Teatro, Casa Rossa, and both Casa Parretti apartments
- Accommodation for 34 guests (3-night minimum)
- Morning maid service throughout stay
- All utilities (pool heating metered separately if required)
Understanding the quote
Final pricing is shaped by a handful of key factors. Understanding these helps you plan a realistic budget before your first conversation with the venue.
- Season — peak summer commands a premium
- Guest count — directly impacts catering and staffing
- Buyout scope — full venue vs partial use
- Stay length — number of nights for celebrations
- Catering packages — dinner tiers and menu choices
- Extras — florals, entertainment, transfers
Accommodation & logistics
One of the most searched questions from couples — we surface it early because it directly shapes how a wedding weekend can be designed.
On-site sleeping
Castello di Fighine can host guests across its on-site accommodation — covering your wedding party without the complexity of coordinating external hotels.
- Villa Melissa — 4 rooms
- Casa Vittoria — 3 rooms
- Casa Janine — 3 rooms
- Casa Teatro — 3 rooms
- Casa Rossa — 2 rooms
- Casa Parretti — Apartment 1 (Piano Terra) — 1 rooms
- Casa Parretti — Apartment 2 (Primo Piano) — 1 rooms
Getting there
San Casciano dei Bagni, Tuscany — plan transfers as a key part of the weekend logistics.
- San Casciano dei Bagni: 5 km
- Fonteverde Luxury Spa: 5 km
- A1 Motorway (Fabro exit): 15 min
- Orvieto: 40 min
- Siena: approx. 1h
- Rome Fiumicino Airport: approx. 2h
- Florence Airport: approx. 1h 30 min
What makes Castello di Fighine different
11th-Century Castle, First Documented 1058
Michelin-Starred Heinz Beck Seasons Restaurant
No Music Curfew — Celebrate Until Dawn
650m Elevation with Panoramic Tuscan Views
Church of St. Michael Archangel for Religious Ceremonies
Civil Ceremonies in Gardens and Poolside
The setting in pictures
10 images of Castello di Fighine.
Spaces & capacities
Gardens & Outdoor Terraces
The castle's panoramic gardens and rose- and wisteria-covered terraces provide a spectacular setting for ceremonies, cocktail receptions, and seated dinners. At 650 metres above sea level, the views across the Tuscan hills are exceptional. Civil ceremonies are permitted in the garden of Villa Melissa, by Villa Melissa's swimming pool, and in the garden of Casa Janine.
Church of St. Michael Archangel
The estate's own church, available for religious wedding ceremonies, providing a genuinely historic and intimate setting within the castle grounds.
Heinz Beck Seasons Restaurant
The Michelin-starred Heinz Beck Seasons restaurant at Castello di Fighine offers exceptional fine dining for wedding celebrations. Catering arrangements for weddings and events are available — please enquire for 2026/27 details.
| Event Space | Cocktail | Seated | Buffet | Ceremony |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gardens & Outdoor Terraces The castle's panoramic gardens and rose- and wisteria-covered terraces provide a spectacular setting for ceremonies, cocktail receptions, and seated dinners. At 650 metres above sea level, the views across the Tuscan hills are exceptional. Civil ceremonies are permitted in the garden of Villa Melissa, by Villa Melissa's swimming pool, and in the garden of Casa Janine. | 150 | 150 | 150 | 150 |
| Church of St. Michael Archangel The estate's own church, available for religious wedding ceremonies, providing a genuinely historic and intimate setting within the castle grounds. | – | – | – | – |
| Heinz Beck Seasons Restaurant The Michelin-starred Heinz Beck Seasons restaurant at Castello di Fighine offers exceptional fine dining for wedding celebrations. Catering arrangements for weddings and events are available — please enquire for 2026/27 details. | – | – | – | – |
Common questions
Answers to the questions most couples ask before enquiring.
What is the maximum capacity at Castello di Fighine?
Castello di Fighine can accommodate up to 150 guests for weddings and events.
Is there a music curfew?
No. Castello di Fighine has no time restrictions on music, allowing celebrations to continue as long as you wish — a rare freedom among Italian wedding venues.
What ceremony options are available?
Religious ceremonies can be held in the on-site Church of St. Michael Archangel. Civil ceremonies, conducted by the Mayor or Deputy-Mayor of San Casciano dei Bagni, are permitted in the garden of Villa Melissa, by Villa Melissa's swimming pool, and in the garden of Casa Janine.
How many guests can stay on site?
The estate accommodates 34 overnight guests across 5 houses and 2 apartments: Villa Melissa (8), Casa Vittoria (6, let only with Villa Melissa), Casa Janine (6), Casa Teatro (6), Casa Rossa (4), and the two Casa Parretti apartments (2 each). A minimum stay of 3 nights applies. Additional accommodation is available in San Casciano dei Bagni, 5 km from the estate.
What does accommodation cost?
Accommodation across all houses and apartments for 3 nights in the late spring/summer months is €11,280, inclusive of morning maid service and all utilities. Pool heating, if required, is metered and charged at cost.
Is there a restaurant on site?
Yes. Heinz Beck Seasons at Castello di Fighine holds a Michelin star and is available for wedding celebrations. Catering arrangements for 2026/27 weddings and events are being finalised — please enquire for details.
Where is Castello di Fighine?
The castle is located at Localita Fighine 123, San Casciano dei Bagni, in the province of Siena, Tuscany. It sits at 650 metres above sea level, 15 minutes from the A1 motorway (Fabro exit), approximately 2 hours from Rome Fiumicino Airport and 1h 30 min from Florence Airport.
Are fireworks permitted?
Yes, fireworks displays are permitted at Castello di Fighine.
Is there a spa nearby?
Yes. The Fonteverde luxury spa in San Casciano dei Bagni, 5 km from the estate, is available for house guests — offering a wide range of exclusive treatments ideal for a pre-wedding retreat.
Castello di Fighine — wedding venue in San Casciano dei Bagni, Tuscany
Castello di Fighine was first documented in 1058 in relation to the Pieve of Santa Maria de Fighine. It was formally named in a 1266 edict when Emperor Frederick of Swabia granted it to the Viscount of Campiglia. Over the following centuries the castle passed through various noble families and military commanders, contested and reconquered by competing powers.
In 1446 the Sienese Republic undertook major expansion and reinforcement works on the castle, though these were interrupted in 1451 by papal occupation. Pope Pius II returned the castle to Siena twelve years later. Following Siena's annexation into the Tuscan Grand Duchy, it passed into the hands of Grand Duke Cosimo dei Medici — a lineage of power, beauty and Tuscan history that now forms the backdrop for couples celebrating one of their most important days.
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Before you enquire
The more context you share, the more tailored the response from the venue team.
- Your approximate wedding date or preferred month
- Estimated guest count and how many staying on site
- Your budget range (helps us confirm realistic fit)
- Whether you'd like exclusive use of the property
- Any specific priorities — food, ceremony style, photography
- How far along you are with planning