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Cetinale is a Roman baroque estate Built in 1680 for Cardinal Flavio Chigi, Heir to Pope Alexander VII

Surrounded by beautiful gardens and a holy wood known as the Thebaid, it is overlooked by a hermitage known as the Romitorio, which was once inhabited by monks.

Explore a historic villa where sacred pilgrimage, sporting tradition, and garden grandeur converge in a landscape like no other

Cetinale is an architect marvel that unites art, nature and centuries of vibrant tradition. Step into the enchanting world of Villa Cetinale - an exquisite 17th-century villa nestled in the rolling hills of Tuscany. This baroque gem is renowned for its enchanting gardens, once admired by Edith Wharton.

Entrance to Villa Cetinale
Dining room at Villa Cetinale set for dinner

25 GUESTS

12 BEDROOMS

19 BEDS

13 BATHROOMS

A MAJESTIC ESTATE OF SACRED WOODS, STONE GUARDIANS, AND STORIED TRADITIONS

‘The most beautiful villa
in Tuscany’

- ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST

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Happy Christmas Card Villa Cetinale

Ned and Marina Lambton, owners of Cetinale, with their family.

Front façade of Villa Cetinale in Tuscany

A view of Cetinale from the Romitorio

Double bedroom at Villa Cetinale overlooking the gardens

The yellow bedroom in the villa

Tony Lambton at Villa Cetinale

Tony Lambton at Cetinale

Villa Cetinale seen from the formal gardens

Full of history and beauty

Cetinale is home to its own chapel, hermitage, and holy wood. The park features seven votive chapels, sixteen full-length statues, twenty-nine busts, and an array of stone animals and mythical creatures.

Tony Lambton Kate Moss at Villa Cetinale Tuscany

Tony, Kate Moss and assorted acolytes 1998

The Royals at Villa Cetinale

From left to fight, Tony, HRH Princess Margaret,
Laura Brand, Aurora Gewel

OTHER
PROPERTIES

Beyond Villa Cetinale, the estate offers three additional properties, each with its own charm and varying in size: La Cerbaia, Casa Fabbri, and Casa Stella..

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CASA FABBRI

Sleeping 6 people, Casa Fabbri is an old Tuscan cottage that sits alone in an olive grove on the edge of the Montagnola Senese beside the Thebaid, or Holy Wood.

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LA CERBAIA

Sleeping 13 people, La Cerbaia is a charming Tuscan farmhouse, lying at the foot of the Montagnola Sense on the Cetinale Estate, half way between Villa Cetinale and the Romitorio.

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Casa Stella Cetinale

CASA STELLA

Sleeping 4, Casa Stella is a charming newly refurbished two bedroomed house on the Cetinale estate, overlooking the Villa’s flower garden.

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Villa Cetinale Shop

Take home the magic of Cetinale

A collection of clothing, homeware, and gifts inspired by Villa Cetinale - its history, landscape, and quiet beauty. Each piece reflects the character of the estate, bringing a touch of Cetinale into your home.

Experience Tuscany

From the Palio di Siena to wine tours in hilltop towns, Tuscany offers endless adventures beyond Villa Cetinale. Explore Florence’s art, sip wine in Montalcino, or hike to hidden swimming spots along the Merse River.

The Palio in Siena Villa Cetinale things to do
Weddings at Villa Cetinale in Tuscany

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SETTING FOR
WEDDINGS

Villa Cetinale is as romantic a place as you could  hope to find, and is therefore the ideal venue to host your wedding. The world-renowned gardens can be used for a blessing and the villa’s own chapel, the 17th century chiesa di S.Eustachio  can also be used for a  more intimate blessing.

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