Villa Sigurtà
Located in Valeggio Sul Mincio, near Verona, Mantua, Brescia, Lake Garda (about 20 km from Sirmione) and the famous wine regions of Valpolicella and Franciacorta, Villa Sigurtà is one of the architectural jewels of the Veneto. Since the Risorgimento, this splendid Palladian-style villa has hosted illustrious figures such as the emperors Franz Joseph I of Austria and Napoleon III of France. In the ...
Distinctive spaces for connection
Ambassadors' Hall
The perfectly restored and history-filled halls of Villa Sigurtà, the cradle of Italian unification, are a magical and elegant setting for weddings, receptions, and photo and film shoots.
Hall of Emperor Franz Joseph I
The meticulously restored and historically rich halls of Villa Sigurtà, a landmark in Italian unification, provide a magical and sophisticated setting for weddings, receptions, and photo or film shoots.
Hunting Room
The elegantly restored, history-steeped halls of Villa Sigurtà, a symbol of Italian unification, offer a magical and refined venue for weddings, receptions, and photo or film shoots.
Tea Room
The beautifully restored and historically significant halls of Villa Sigurtà, a beacon of Italian unification, provide an enchanting and sophisticated backdrop for weddings, receptions, and photo or film shoots.
Hall of Fans
The exquisitely restored and historically iconic halls of Villa Sigurtà, a cornerstone of Italian unification, serve as a captivating and elegant setting for weddings, receptions, and photo or film shoots.
Square of Arms
The Square of Arms at Villa Sigurtà is a remarkable feature that complements the villa's historic and architectural grandeur. This expansive outdoor area, surrounded by the villa’s timeless elegance, serves as a versatile space ideal for hosting events such as weddings, receptions, and cultural gatherings.
Nympheum pool
This amphitheater of pools, reachable by following the Pindemonte path, is the ideal location for aperitifs and to celebrate civil ceremonies among waterfalls, fountains and tropical aquatic plants.
Romantic garden
The large private park was commissioned by the Marquis Antonio Maffei who, on the advice of his cousin Ippolito Pindemonte, built it in the English style, a precursor of the 19th century romantic garden. Ideal for outdoor events in a setting of centuries-old plants such as our very rare Ginkgo Biloba.
Rest in luxurious comfort
Suites
The Villa offers two suites and other rooms for the newlyweds and their guests.
Indulge in culinary delights
Venue Organized Catering
Daily continental breakfast service, catering for events and chef services
Craft and cherish unforgettable experiences
Fun things to do nearby
Location & how to get here
Designed by Vincenzo Pellesina, a disciple of Palladio, commissioned by Count Antonio Maffei, with frescoes by Biagio Falcieri and surrounded by a private garden with centuries-old plants.
Now it opens its doors for visits, events and weddings.
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