Travel Note
Our wedding will take place at Tenuta di Monaciano from October 9th–11th, 2026. We have reserved exclusive use of the entire property for the weekend. If you would like to stay on-site with us, please refer to the accommodations email that was sent. Once your stay has been paid for and secured, rooms will be thoughtfully assigned by us to best accommodate guest groupings and ensure a comfortable experience for everyone. Please note that on-site accommodations are limited and will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. Check-in begins at 4:00 PM on Friday, October 9th Check-out is Monday, October 12th before 10:00am Important Pricing Note: The accommodation total shared in our email reflects the full three-night stay (October 9th–11th) and includes daily breakfast. This is not a nightly rate—the price listed is for the entire stay. To secure accommodations, we are using Wise, a secure and widely used international payment platform. To submit payment, you will need to: -Create a Wise account -Add funds or connect a bank account or card -Complete a quick identity verification (if prompted) Once set up, payments can be easily sent in euros through the app. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to help. You can learn more about the villa on their website below. If you do not plan to stay on the property, there are many wonderful hotels and accommodations nearby in Siena.
Flight
There are a few easy ways to travel to Siena. The journey typically takes between 2.5-3 hours depending on your route. By train from Rome: If you are arriving into Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), follow signs to the Leonardo Express train, which brings you directly to Roma Termini (Rome’s main train station) in about 30 minutes. From Roma Termini, you will need to take a high-speed train (Frecciarossa) to Firenze S.M. Novella (Florence). From Florence you will transfer to a regional train (Regionale) to Siena. Upon arrival at the Siena train station, a short taxi ride (approximately 10–15 minutes) will bring you to the villa. By train from Florence: Florence Airport (FLR) is a smaller regional airport, so it does not typically have direct long-haul flights from the U.S. Most guests traveling from the U.S. will need to connect through a major European city. From there, they will take a short connecting flight into Florence. If flying into Florence you can take a taxi or tram (T2 Tram Line just outside of airport, get off at Unita stop and its a short walk) to the Firenze S. M. Novella Station. From there you will take the regionale train to Siena. By Private Car or Transfer: For a seamless, door-to-door experience, you can arrange for a private car service from Rome. This is a wonderful option for groups or those with lots of luggage. Rental car: Rental cars are available at all major airports and are a great option for guests looking to drive.