The Tenuta di San Liberato, on Lake Bracciano a few kilometers from Rome, hosts weddings, receptions, private parties, meetings and conventions, with a reception hall that seats up to 200. The estate belongs to the Sanminiatelli counts and sits in a botanical garden of about 7 hectares, with a ninth-century Romanesque church on the grounds.
Seminars and company events
The estate presents itself as a venue for sophisticated parties, meetings and corporate conventions as well as weddings. The reception hall, called the Giardino degli Ulivi, is an English-style salon set among greenery. It seats up to 200 people comfortably and looks out over Lake Bracciano. For a company event, that means a single hall for a dinner or a plenary session, with the garden next to it for breaks. The official site does not list meeting equipment or room layouts, so ask the estate what it supplies for presentations.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are the estate's main activity. The Romanesque church of San Liberato stands inside the botanical garden, in the same grounds as the reception area, so guests move from ceremony to celebration without cars or parking searches. The team accepts a limited number of weddings each year in order to follow each one closely, from the first planning steps to the day itself.
The estate coordinates table settings, floral design, music, and photography and video by professionals it selects. Decor styles range from plain classic tones to richer themed looks. A bride's apartment in the former convent is reserved for dressing on the day, and the newlyweds can spend the first night in a suite with a lake view.
Rooms and capacities
The Giardino degli Ulivi salon seats up to 200 guests. Around it the grounds hold the church, the manor villa, the former farm buildings and the former convent, all inside a park of about 7 hectares. The official pages give no capacity for the church or for standing receptions.
Accommodation
The site mentions a bridal apartment and a lake-view suite in the former convent, used by the wedding couple. It also lists a Luxury Villa page, which was not available for this summary, so confirm any other overnight space with the estate.
Catering
Catering is provided by caterers the estate selects. They offer menus from Italian cuisine to international dishes, across several budget levels.
History and setting
The park grew around the church, the manor villa and the farm buildings. Landscape architect Russell Page praised the gardens, and the roses bloom for much of the year. The estate has also served as a location for films and advertising, according to its press section.
Getting there
The address is Via Settevene-Palo, first section, number 33 (kilometer 20), 00062 Bracciano, in the province of Rome.
