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Located on Lake Como’s secluded western shore, this sixteenth-century palazzo is the perfect destination for an exciting occasion like a family reunion, wedding, or any other celebration that warrants one of Italy’s most luxurious settings. Gallio can accommodate up to twenty-eight guests in its Main House and equally adorned Villino. The villa’s staff includes daily housekeeping, a butler, and a private chef. And, with the town of Lenno and it’s Lido di Lenno Beach within a short walk, you and your guests will have plenty of breathtaking scenery to explore. Sleeps 28:  Euro 10.890 -  Euro 25.100 - $12,998 - $29,992 / night Leading up to Gallio’s main entrance, you’ll be greeted by lush hedges and a fountain with a stream of blue iris. Once inside, marble flooring and walls adorned with fresco paintings convey Gallio’s old-world elegance immediately. The dining room, library, winter garden, and three spacious salons are accessible from the lobby. Precious antiques, incredible...

This spectacular beachfront luxury villa in Sorrento—situated on the finest private estate in the city, just a short walk from downtown—offers enchanting and expansive outdoor living spaces and gardens, breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, and exquisite interior spaces with period décor and classical, museum-worthy objets d'art. For family reunions, momentous occasions, or destination wedding guests seeking consummate elegance on the Amalfi Coast, Villa Syrene is a truly incomparable choice. Sleeps 12:  Euros 24.400 - 26.920 ($29,943 - $33,270) / night The estate consists of perhaps the finest private garden in Italy, designed in Gothic, English, and Italian Renaissance styles and including over seven hundred species of flora. Its sublime, panoramic vistas include the Bay of Naples, the island of Procida, and Mount Vesuvius. A charming path leads you down the slope to the shoreline and private boat dock. Savor dreamy, unforgettable days among these romantic gardens, takin...

Indulge with a luxurious European getaway at this Neo-gothic estate, one of our most unique villas in Italy. Originally built in the late 1800s by an aristocratic Tuscan family, this villa is stately and stylish, thanks to recent interior renovations by European designer Astrid Schiller Wirth. The property offers plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the warm Italian weather, with impeccable landscaping and a large swimming pool. Lounge chairs on the deck make for the perfect spot to soak in the Tuscan sun with a cool drink in hand. There is a barbecue grill and outdoor furniture for a night of al fresco dining. The villa’s spacious rooms are divided over three stories. A grand entrance hall awaits you on the ground floor, as well as an inviting living area with a fireplace and library. The dining room is equally elegant, while the kitchen is modern and comes fully equipped. On the two sides of the dining room is a small living room on one side and a comfortable media room with sofas on the...