Among the green Umbrian hills, in a dominant position on the Tiber valley, stands the Castle of Rosciano. Fully integrated into the charm and charm of its original settings, full of magical atmospheres and other times, Rosciano is available exclusively for the organization of civil weddings, wedding receptions and celebrations followed by unforgettable dance parties.

Spaces and capacity

The Castle of Rosciano, with its multiple spaces, lends itself naturally to a traveling reception that enjoys, depending on the seasons and depending on your needs, the many glimpses of rare beauty offered inside and outside its historic walls.

The large garden is ideal for a romantic outdoor reception or to celebrate your civil wedding on the spot. The Castle of Rosciano is, in fact, one of the few structures in Umbria where the celebration of marriages with civil rites and with legal value is authorized. You can use the garden of the Castle or the former Benedictine church for summer and winter weddings.

The square and the terrace will be able to host an enchanting welcome aperitif and an after-dinner dance, while the rooms can be set up for a suggestive candlelit dinner. The Mastio, in fact, houses the splendid noble halls, Sala Lingarda and Sala delle Armi, which, heated in winter by large fireplaces and cooled by thick walls in the summer, accommodate 190 guests each. Walking along the ramparts on the walls leads to the large Salone Tancredi which hosts up to 300 guests. The courtyard and the inner square, on the other hand, create the ideal setting for outdoor dining.

Offered services

The castle staff will be at your disposal to help you and guide you in creating a unique and unforgettable wedding.

To recreate an environment of excellence able to fascinate your guests you will be offered a wide choice of equipment.

Other services

The castle offers a hospitality service in beautiful rooms created inside the ancient church, the tower and the keep. Suggestive and cared for in every detail are also equipped with every comfort.

Background

Noble residence of important Umbrian families, the manor, of Etruscan origin, destroyed by the Goths in the fifth century. d.C., was rebuilt in the Longobard era but knew its maximum expansion in the early Middle Ages as a military and religious power. Abandoned at the end of the XXVII century it is the object of a patient and loving restructuring by the owner family who, since 1992, has restored the walls and the rooms, hidden and covered by the forest, to the light. Rosciano, declared a national monument, is a unique castle-enclosure of its kind and enjoys an incredible position that offers a breathtaking view from Perugia to Assisi embracing valleys and hills, small medieval villages and woods.