Conference Venues

Minimalism and modern design characterise the new bright rooms for tastings and meetings. The combination of tradition and modernity gives the environment a sophisticated and trendy touch. Can host show cookings.

Tuscan farmhous typical country chic atmosphere: exposed stone walls, cotto toscano bricks. Warm fornitures and architecture, with just a taste of retro-style. Friendly and discrete family-run

Entering the cellars you can breathe the atmosphere of the ancient nineteenth-century winery. The perfume of Marsala and the charm of Southern Sicily.

Past and present are intertwined in one of the most interesting cultural buildings of Venice. Unique and flexible, it represents a stimulating and functional venue for meetings, workshops and special events in the historic Venetian setting.

The ancient portico, the alembic still and 4.000 wooden barrels preserved in the ageing rooms convey to meetings a unique sense of history and antiquity.

The Grand Hotel, built in 1872, perfectly embodies the exclusive charm of the Belle Époque period and the elegance of the Ligurian Riviera. Large halls, elegant and classic decor, huge park with palm trees.

A charming and evocative location suspended between past and present. An island in the Venetian Lagoon with a historic complex dating back to the 7th century and a secular park. Perfectly renovated, elegant and severe decor which reminds of a thousand-year old history.

The atmosphere of a noble Venetian Villa, a delightful and efficient farm, is still present and intact, in the central part used for receptions and celebrations and building "services" such as warehouses and greenhouses. The private courtyard is delightful.

The atmosphere of a king's palace is still alive in the halls of this magnificent millenary manor, inhabited for ten centuries by the Counts Valperga dynasty. The circular ballroom, trompe-l'oeil painted, dominates the Ivrea plain up to the Alps.

A magical and fairy-tail context within the most famous Theme Park in Italy, to enjoy original post-congress.

Suggestive liberty-style halls and elegant bedrooms, still characterized by a charming Belle Epoque atmosphere. The famous Orient Express used to stop in Stresa, typically chosen by leading European aristocrats as holiday destination.

Magnificent 19th-century Neoclassical villa that has preserved the exclusive and discreet elegance of the past decades (it used to be the lake house of an aristocratic family). Frescoed halls, marbles, antique furniture, and carpets. Restaurant on the hotel's veranda with panoramic view of the lake and the surrounding hills. Live music at dinner.