Masseria Amastuola
A 15th-century wine resort set within a Fernando Caruncho vineyard garden, in the heart of Puglia
About this venue
Masseria Amastuola is a restored 15th-century fortified estate, now a wine resort, in the Parco delle Gravine near Crispiano, Puglia. Its organic vineyards, sculpted into flowing waves by landscape architect Fernando Caruncho, are interwoven with 1,500 centuries-old olive trees, creating one of the most distinctive wedding landscapes in southern Italy.
Couples can exchange vows outdoors on the lawn facing the estate, among the olive trees or in the vineyard, with a small chapel and two stone halls available as covered alternatives. Civil ceremonies are legally valid and officiated by the Municipality of Crispiano, while symbolic ceremonies can be fully personalised. Receptions take place in the panoramic Courtyard for up to 350 seated guests, or indoors in the Sala del Golfo and Sala degli Archi for up to 140.
The celebration can extend across the days around the wedding: welcome aperitifs among the vines, guided tastings of the estate's own organic wines, Apulian buffet dinners, barbecue brunches and parties by the infinity pool. The in-house kitchen creates seasonal menus rooted in Apulian tradition.
The estate's 18 rooms and suites sleep up to 43 guests, and the entire property, including the courtyards and the panoramic pool, can be reserved on an exclusive buyout basis. Bari and Brindisi airports are both around an hour away.
From €29,500 for 40 wedding guests, including a three-night stay. The entire estate can be reserved on an exclusive buyout basis.
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Location
Crispiano, Puglia