Villa il Palazzo

We had our wedding here and it was all beautiful!!

I'd never visited this place before attending a wedding reception there. The wedding took my attention away from exploring the grounds, but I left enthusiastic about the whole setting, and it seemed to be everyone's feeling too. Just outside Sciolze, it's a charming, beautifully restored rural complex where nature has taken over. A little chapel at the entrance made me wonder if it used to be a stately home. Paths crisscross the park, passing lovely small planted exedras, and there's a swimming pool as well. We couldn't really appreciate the park because of occasional showers. When the clouds broke, though, we could see the imposing outline of Superga in the distance, with rolling green hills below. I'd recommend it to romantics and anyone looking for peace, quiet, and nature. I know the newlyweds stayed overnight after the reception, and I don't think I need to say more.

The roses were unlike any I've ever seen, and the place itself had a fairytale feel, with lovely grounds and a beautiful pool. It was a June 2017 wedding that has stayed in my heart, even after attending many weddings for friends. The 18th-century building has been wonderfully restored, making it a fantastic venue. The day was beautifully organized, and the in-house caterer provided great food. The owners, an older couple, were friendly and very helpful. I highly recommend it. If I ever get married, Villa Palazzo would be an easy choice. It's unforgettable.

At a lovely wedding for friends, the owners disagreed with a musical performance that had been arranged beforehand and cut the power, like it was a kindergarten party. When I asked a polite question, the owner physically attacked me, throwing me to the floor and hitting me in the face. They then tried to make nearly 100 guests leave, so we called the police. We ended the evening respectfully by midnight, as agreed. For such an enchanting villa, the management is almost lawsuit-worthy. I strongly advise against it.