Castello di Valenzano

Castello di Valenzano is a medieval castle in Subbiano, Provincia di Arezzo, Italy. The building is described as dating from the 10th century, with origins as a Longobard watchtower, and was restored in the 19th century in neo-Gothic style by architect Luigi Agnolucci.

Its event spaces include three interconnected halls, an inner cloister, a consecrated chapel, a garden and a park with views across the Casentino valley. Indoor and outdoor areas support weddings, receptions, private parties, corporate events and photoshoots. Suites and rooms provide overnight accommodation, while on-site catering includes a restaurant serving local cuisine. There is parking for 150 cars, and the grounds also contain an ancient olive press, a wine cellar and La Fattoria, a farm producing olive oil and preserves. The venue’s stated capacity is up to 400 guests, with the supplied event information specifying 250 for seated occasions and 400 for buffet receptions.