Villa Borromeo d'Adda hosts conferences, company events, gala dinners and weddings in Cassano d'Adda, in the Milan area. Two large conference halls seat up to 400 and 280 people, frescoed reception rooms take smaller meetings and dinners, and a 70,000 m2 park is available for team building, receptions or marquees.
Seminars and company events
The villa has two dedicated conference halls. The Auditorium measures 310 m2, with a ceiling above 5 meters, and seats up to 400 people. It has a central truss carrying sound and lighting, an electric screen, a stage and air conditioning. The Barchessa measures 280 m2 and seats up to 280 people. It has its own entrance, toilets and a cloakroom, plus a truss with sound and lights, an electric screen, a platform, air conditioning and a backstage room. The two halls can run in parallel for a conference with breakout sessions. The venue states the Barchessa can take up to 300 seats on one page and 280 on another, so confirm the figure for your layout.
The frescoed rooms, from 40 to 100 m2, can be fitted with technical equipment on request for smaller meetings. Company formats listed on the site include seminars and courses, product presentations and launches, corporate parties, expos and team building in the park. Technical services and custom set-ups are available.
Weddings and receptions
The villa is authorized to hold civil weddings and civil unions. The two floors, each of 450 m2, are fully heated and usable all year, including for winter receptions. The neoclassical rooms have fireplaces, and the park can host marquees for larger groups. Guests move between the frescoed rooms and the garden, and lighting effects are part of the staging.
Rooms and capacities
Named spaces include the Sala della Musica and the Sala degli Specchi, with period paintings and mirrors, as well as the Auditorium, the Barchessa and the park. The villa also lists fashion shows, expos, advertising shoots and photo shoots among its uses.
Accommodation
The official pages do not mention bedrooms, so plan overnight stays in hotels in the area.
Catering
The villa works with trusted banqueting partners, who cook from the villa's own equipped kitchens. The site describes freshly cooked food adapted to each event.
History and setting
The villa has existed since 1765 and shows neoclassical lines, with large frescoed rooms. The park of 70,000 m2 has avenues of centuries-old trees and wide lawns. The operator also notes the fireplaces make the house comfortable in winter.
Getting there
The villa is at Via Vittorio Veneto 58, Cassano d'Adda, in the province of Milan. The site mentions ample parking. Nearest station and airport are not stated, so confirm travel details with the events team.
