Sala Ricevimenti Il Castello Di San Basilio
Pisticci, Provincia di Matera, Italy
Capacity
400 guests
Venue type
Castle
Overview
Sala Ricevimenti Il Castello Di San Basilio is a 9th-century medieval castle in Pisticci, Provincia di Matera, Italy, set on a hill between the Basento and Cavone rivers. Built by Greek-Byzantine monks and later fortified by the Normans, it has a square tower built by Roger I of Sicily, with views towards the Gulf of Taranto and the Pollino mountains. The grounds include orange groves, olive trees and gardens across 40 hectares, while the interior contains a private modern art collection with works by Ugo Rondinone and Sheida Soleimani.
Event spaces include the ancient courtyard, with early 20th-century paving; the Salone Antico, a single-nave hall; the Dehor (orangerie), built in 2015; the Piazzale delle Arti for outdoor dining; and the Chiesetta for civil ceremonies. A nearby beach facility can also be used for seaside ceremonies and brunches. The castle hosts weddings, corporate events, private parties, exhibitions, workshops, conferences and receptions, with indoor and outdoor areas, a chapel, garden, park, parking, catering and accommodation. Wedding planning services and menus by Executive Chef Nicola Morea, based on seasonal local ingredients, are also offered.
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