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Where is our Wedding?

Both the hotel and the wedding venue are in a Tuscan village called Borgo a Mozzano, 20 mins outside of Lucca. This page has some helpful travel tips and suggested routes to help you plan your trip.

The rehearsal dinner and Friday night welcome party will be held at EcoHotel Ristorante Milano, which is conveniently where the hotel block is for wedding guests (see accommodations page for how to book your room).

The wedding ceremony, wedding reception, and Sunday afterparty will all be held at Villa Catureglio, 10 mins from the hotel.
 

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Getting to Borgo a Mozzano

Getting to and around Italy will look different for all our guests, depending on where you're traveling from and whether you're extending your trip. You can fly into different cities in Italy, depending on your budget and timeline. A lot of direct flights will land in Rome, so here's some example travel schedules from some people that we've heard from:

 

  1. Fly to Rome, and drive your rental car from Rome to Borgo a Mozzano (~4hr drive).

  2. Fly to Rome, take a speed train to Florence, and then drive your rental car from Florence to Borgo a Mozzano (~1hr drive).

  3. Fly to Rome, take a speed train to Florence, take a regional train to Lucca, and drive your rental car from Lucca to Borgo a Mozzano (~20 min)

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Note that a car is required to get to Borgo a Mozzano, because there's no reliable public transport to get from Lucca to Borgo a Mozzano. You can either rent your own car or find a carpool (let us know if you'd like help finding a carpool!). Otherwise, if you can get to Lucca train station, it's a short drive to Borgo a Mozzano (20-25 mins) so you may be able to find a taxi if you're lucky.

Planes & Trains & Automobiles

Planes

For the most direct route, it is recommended to fly into Florence or Pisa. If you don't mind taking more trains or driving further, you can also consider flying into Rome, Milan, or Venice. 

Trains

The two primary train companies in Italy are Trenitalia and Italo. If you plan to travel by train, we recommend booking your tickets through one of these two options.

 

High speed trains: If you're training to Florence from Rome or Milan, make sure to book a high speed train to save time! Train tickets typically become available 2-4 months prior to the trip.

 

Regional trains: You can take a regional train from both Pisa or Florence to Lucca, and reservations aren't needed (they run every 30 minutes and you can buy a ticket at the station). 

Automobiles

Due to a lack of public transportation to/from the hotel, you'll need a car to get around easily. It's recommended to rent a car or carpool. Shuttle services will be provided for some wedding events and will transport people between the hotel and wedding venue.

 

You can rent a car from whichever airport you fly into, or from Hertz in Lucca. Note that renting a car in Italy requires getting an International Driving Permit (visit your local AAA in the US to easily obtain this).

 

There's somewhat limited parking on site and at the venue, so we would encourage friends and family to share a rental car and carpool if they are interested in doing so.

See Example Travel Itineraries

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Italy, here we come! We feel so lucky that you’re considering making the trip to celebrate our wedding with us. We know traveling internationally can come with a few extra steps, and we're so grateful you're considering making the long trek.

  • Passport: Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates. 

  • Check out the New EU entry requirements: You may need to complete a new pre-travel authorization process for entry into Europe.

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