An oasis between vineyards and woodland
Romito's garden is made of many areas, each with its own character: from the entrance square to the flowering pergolas, down to the most secret corners. Cared for all year, it gives every moment of the party a different setting.
The first view that greets guests: the lawn in front of the portico, dressed in climbing roses, with the brick path leading to the staircase of the Ceremony Garden. Perfect for the ceremony, a welcome toast or dinner under the stars.
Here the scene changes: two stone lions watch over the brick steps, among rose hedges and flowering pots, as the path climbs toward the lawn of the Ceremony Garden. Couples love it for their photos, and for guests it is the natural way into the ceremony.
The space made for the ceremony, in the shade of the park's centuries-old trees. Seating faces a floral arch personalised by the designer the couple chooses. It is so spacious that it also works for dinner or the party: every couple can set it up their own way.
A quiet corner of the park, between brick arches and climbing wisteria, with the ancient well at its heart. A refuge of calm, away from the rhythm of the party.
An intimate spot, often used to welcome guests, for small dinners or for dancing the night away.
An outdoor lounge with the feel of home, ideal with a glass in hand. At the aperitivo it adds extra seating.
The most romantic spot for the couple's photos. At the aperitivo it hosts guests' small tables in the shaded corners.
An area for the little ones, who play safely while the party goes on elsewhere. Entertainment for children and teens on request.
From above, Romito is an island of light suspended among the vines, one that time here has chosen to forget.
Irrigation, misting and aerial treatments before the event, so you can enjoy the garden on summer evenings too.
Parking for 65 cars with valet on arrival, and a welcome area with shoe covers in three sizes to protect heels on the paths.
With the Night Pack the park changes face: lanterns, spotlights among the trees, lights on the San Biagio pond and along the entrance path.
