building · Tuscany, Italy
Castello di Celsa
A filming location from Succession in Tuscany.
The scene
This Tuscan castle and its gardens host the lavish family wedding of the show's third-season finale.
How to visit
A private castle whose Italianate gardens open on selected days with a ticket; check ahead before visiting. It's in the wooded hills west of Siena.
Address: Castello di Celsa, 53018 Sovicille SI, Tuscany, Italy · Open in Google Maps
- Siena's shell-shaped Piazza del Campo is close.
- The hill towns of the Montagnola spread around it.
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Good to know
- What was filmed at Castello di Celsa?
- This Tuscan castle and its gardens host the lavish family wedding of the show's third-season finale.
- Can you visit Castello di Celsa?
- A private castle whose Italianate gardens open on selected days with a ticket; check ahead before visiting. It's in the wooded hills west of Siena.
- Where is Castello di Celsa?
- Castello di Celsa is a real filming location in Tuscany. Castello di Celsa, 53018 Sovicille SI, Tuscany, Italy
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