Palazzo Negri Dosi
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Celebrations at the Palazzo
Events move between the historic interiors and the garden, beneath the magnolias or within the Palazzo. The spaces change with the season and the light.
For weddings, private celebrations, cultural events and corporate retreats.
Sansone Salon
Long tables in the frescoed salon and adjoining galleries. Dining set beneath an 18th-century Murano chandelier, with views over the garden from above.
Beneath the 18th-century chandelier.
The Small Chapel
Beneath the Belvedere, a small chapel opens onto the garden. Vows and christenings are held here, with the lawn beyond.
A little history – Built in the 1730s by Giovanni Battista Natali, the Belvedere came after the Palazzo.
Thirty seated guests, by the Belvedere.
The Italian Garden
The Italian garden sits beneath the Belvedere, with clipped hedges, wide lawns and centuries-old magnolias. Paths wind between the hedges and trees, with the Palazzo surrounding the garden.
Late spring to early autumn, beneath the magnolias.
The Kitchen Garden
The kitchen garden is planted with seasonal vegetables, herbs and fruit trees, with apricots growing along its edge. Beside it, a pergola covered in climbing flowers looks across the garden.
Under climbing flowers.
How to reach us
- Pisa1 h
- Florence1 h 45
- Bologna1 h 45
- Milan2 h
- Rome4 h
Pontremoli has its own station, a five-minute walk from the Estate, with a direct connection from Milan. Frequent trains also run from Parma and La Spezia.
Take the A15 – Autostrada della Cisa, which links Parma to La Spezia. The Pontremoli exit is signposted, and the Estate is a few minutes from there.