Casa Diocesana di Lucca Mons. E. Bartoletti 

With origins as a 16th Century Renaissance villa situated in the foothills, immersed in the silence and green of the woods and the silver grey of the olives, the house overlooks the plain where the city of Lucca is just 6 kilometres away. The complex was bought by the Diocese of Lucca in the early 19th Century in order to create a summer seminary, and today still belongs to the Diocese. It has now been entrusted to a family to manage with all the advantages that this brings. In addition to the conference rooms there is a restaurant which seats 150, and 33 bedrooms with capacity for 78 people in total. The stunning public rooms inside the complex, the space outside, the beauty of the local environment, the ample parking as well as the silence and calm make an ideal location for any event.