Photo by Marco Vegni

Castello di San Fabiano

€20k - €40k

22

300

Set just outside Siena, Castello di San Fabiano is a layered historic estate designed for extended, multi-day weddings—less a single venue, more a place to settle into. Built in the 13th century and shaped over time into a working farm and private residence, the property carries its history lightly, with medieval towers, gardens, and open grounds that feel lived-in rather than preserved. What defines San Fabiano is its rhythm. Guests move between spaces slowly—poolside afternoons, courtyard dinners, mornings on the terrace—creating a wedding that unfolds over time rather than within a single day. With accommodation on site and generous capacity for larger gatherings, it balances intimacy with scale in a way that feels natural to the setting.

Details

Wedding Packages & Pricing

Starting at €11,000, the most popular wedding package includes:
Accommodation for 22 guests for 2 nights.
Catering is charged separately, averaging €1.00 per guest.
Reception hire for up to 80 guests.

Additional information

– Breakfast for 22 Guests on the terrace – Use of the indoor and outdoor spaces for the Wedding Reception (from 9:00 AM to Midnight) for up to 80 guests – Cleaning before and after the event – Cleaning of the bathrooms during the event (4 hours) – Parking assistance during the event (2 hours) – Presence of our Location Manager during the event – 40x Traditional Terracotta Torches (Padelle Romane) on the main wall, tower’s top floor windows and path to the parking area.

Weddings & settings

Ceremonies

Ceremonies at San Fabiano are shaped by variety within the estate itself—each setting offering a different sense of scale, framing, and atmosphere. The venue supports both symbolic and legal ceremonies, with guidance available for nearby churches and civil locations.

The experience shifts depending on where you choose to stand.

Loggia Garden

Arranged like a small amphitheatre, with jasmine-covered arches and a sense of quiet structure. Guests gather closely, creating a more contained, focused atmosphere.

Pool Garden

Open and outward-facing, with wide views across the Tuscan landscape. The setting feels expansive, with more distance between guests and horizon.

Historic Courtyard

Defined by stone arches and shaded walkways, offering a more enclosed, architectural setting with a sense of depth and texture.

For religious or civil ceremonies, nearby village churches and Siena itself provide additional options, all within easy reach.

Photo by Marco Vegni

Photo by Marco Vegni

Receptions

Weddings at San Fabiano feel expansive and progression-led, with each part of the day unfolding across a different corner of the estate.

Drinks often begin in the Pool Garden or main square, where guests arrive into open space and long views. It’s a moment of transition—day softening into evening, with the landscape fully in view.

Dinner shifts the focus inward. Whether set in the courtyard under soft lighting or in the Stables Garden beside the castle walls, the atmosphere becomes more grounded—guests seated together, the scale flexible depending on the size of the celebration. For larger weddings, the Pavilion provides a more structured indoor setting without losing connection to the surroundings.

As the evening continues, the energy spreads rather than concentrates. Dancing can move between indoor and outdoor spaces, with different areas of the estate taking on their own pace. Late-night gatherings feel informal, with guests drifting between music, conversation, and quieter corners.

The layout allows the celebration to evolve naturally, shaped by the spaces rather than confined to one.

Staying on Site

Accommodation at San Fabiano reflects its identity as a historic home, with 11 bedrooms spread across the estate, hosting up to 22 guests.

Suites

The most spacious rooms, with distinct architectural features and views across the surrounding countryside.

Deluxe Rooms

Balanced in scale, combining traditional materials—exposed brick, timber beams—with updated bathrooms.

Classic Rooms

More understated in size, but consistent in style, offering a simple, comfortable stay within the historic setting.

Across all rooms, interiors follow the same approach—preserving original details while introducing modern comfort where it matters.

Mornings are slow and communal, with breakfast served on the terrace: local cheeses, cured meats, homemade cakes, and honey. Staying on site turns the wedding into a shared experience, with guests settling into the rhythm of the estate over several days. Additional accommodation can be arranged in the nearby village, just a short distance away.

Swimming pool and sun loungers set against the historic brick façade of Castello di San Fabiano.

Photo courtesy of Castello di San Fabiano

Morning scene on the terrace of Castello di San Fabiano with a woman setting a table overlooking the gardens.

Photo courtesy of Castello di San Fabiano

Food & Atmosphere

The food experience at San Fabiano is host-led and flexible, shaped by the teams you bring in and how you want the weekend to unfold.

Rather than a fixed kitchen or in-house style, the venue works with a network of trusted caterers and chefs from Siena and Florence. This allows for a wide range of approaches—from more structured plated dinners to generous, family-style Tuscan feasts centred around local ingredients.

Dining moves across the estate depending on the moment: aperitivo outdoors, long-table dinners in the courtyard, relaxed gatherings by the pool the following day. The absence of corkage encourages a more personal approach to wine, often centred on regional producers.

Food here isn’t tied to one format—it adapts to the pace of the celebration, becoming part of the overall flow rather than a standalone moment.


Real Weddings at Castello di San Fabiano

Other Information

Activities

The estate naturally supports a slower, multi-day stay, with space to gather or step away.

On-site

  • Outdoor swimming pool set within the gardens
  • Private guided tours of the castle
  • Wine and olive oil tastings
  • Garden spaces suitable for yoga or informal gatherings

Nearby

Siena, Chianti vineyards, and towns such as Montalcino, Pienza, and Montepulciano are all within easy reach.

Location & Accessibility

Located near Monteroni d’Arbia, just south of Siena, the estate sits within easy reach of Tuscany’s key towns while maintaining a sense of separation.

  • Nearest airports: Florence (1.5 hours), Pisa or Rome (approx. 2.5 hours)
  • Access: Best reached by car; train connections via Siena with onward transfers
  • Parking: Ample on-site parking available

The setting offers both accessibility and a sense of retreat, making it easy for guests to arrive while staying fully immersed once there.

Photo by Marco Vegni

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