Palazzo Curini Galletti is an elegant palace built in the 17th century and situated in a panoramic position in the Medieval town of Lari, from which, it overlooks the surrounding valleys. As a summer residence for the Curini Galletti family, it has been carefully restored and now accommodates wedding ceremonies and events in a fashionable and refined setting.

The property is breathtakingly beautiful, from the carriage entrance the family chapel, to the that blankets the slope of the hill. A very elegant second-floor apartment, decorated with frescoes and period antiques, serves as an exclusive holiday home for five people.

Nowadays the Palazzo is the ideal setting for your best days and holidays in the Tuscan country, in Lari, a medieval town rich in art, history and leisure activities.

A little bit of history...
Built in the Canfreo district of Lari in the 17th century by the Galletti family, beneath the Vicar's castle, the Palazzo - today Curini Galletti - originated as a summer residence for this noble family. A historic document describes the palazzo in a travel dairy of the hills surrounding Pisa dated 1799, by Giovanni Mariti.