Corte di Torrelonga, a splendid, historic 18th-century villa. Nestled in a large park of olive trees, amid Mediterranean scrub and centuries-old pines—features that evoke the site’s original agricultural heritage.
An enchanting courtyard of approximately 500 square meters, framed by ancient white stone walls, allowing guests to enjoy the warmth of milder days.
Outside, the venue is surrounded by two distinct parks: the first, which frames the interior halls, features a meticulously manicured green lawn and an ancient cistern; it is dotted with olive trees and bordered by a picturesque dry-stone wall. The second park is made picturesque by Mediterranean scrub and centuries-old pine trees. Inside, the large, historic halls are exceptionally elegant and majestic, with barrel vaults and stone floors. The meticulously curated furnishings combine antique pieces with more modern sofas and lamps to create an atmosphere that is both elegant and understated.