Villa Grabau is a 16th-century Renaissance estate set within a structured botanical park near Lucca, where the spatial concept is defined by formal gardens and architectural outdoor elements rather than a single central courtyard. The property includes designed garden “rooms” - such as a hedge theatre, lemon garden and tree-lined avenues - which function as fixed event settings.

For weddings, the venue operates as a landscape-driven estate, where each phase of the event is typically assigned to a different predefined area instead of being adapted within one flexible space. Indoor halls, the limonaia and greenhouse structures act as secondary or weather-proof options rather than the core of the experience.

Its positioning is a large-format historic villa with high capacity and strong spatial planning, suited for weddings that require clear zoning, formal garden aesthetics and the ability to host structured, multi-stage events across a wide property.