Castello di Celsa

Castello di Celsa, in Sovicille near Siena, is a historic Tuscan castle and residence dating back to the 13th century, patiently shaped by centuries of family stewardship. Originally a medieval stronghold, it was transformed in the 16th century into an elegant villa by the Celsi family with work by architect Baldassare Peruzzi, and later remodelled in the 19th century, giving it its present romantic profile. Its Italian garden, circular chapel and terraced walls are highlights, offering serene views and Renaissance charm. Visitors appreciate the peaceful park, historic architecture and guided tours available by prior booking. Castello di Celsa’s blend of art, landscape and old-world elegance makes it a rewarding stop for lovers of culture and history.