VILLA PETREA

Our beautiful villa will serve as the main venue for our wedding celebration, and we're excited to offer dorm-style accommodations for our guests right on-site. You can relax and recharge between the festivities with cozy rooms and shared living areas. Plus, staying at the villa means you'll be just steps away from all the wedding events, making it easy to join in on the fun.

We will have exclusive access to the villa from June 22 to June 29.

Villa Petrea is now full.

THE FARMHOUSES

A short walk from our wedding venue and main villa, our two farmhouses offer cozy shared spaces where you can relax and unwind. You'll feel at home in these rustic retreats, surrounded by lush greenery and scenic countryside views.

We will have exclusive access to the farmhouses from June 26 to June 29.

The Farmhouses are now full.

Villa Petrea Layout

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We understand everyone has different accommodation preferences, so we have put together a few recommended options to provide a more private stay. These options include camping sites, hotels, and Airbnb, all within a reasonable distance from Villa Petrea. We encourage you to explore these options and find the best fit for you and your travel companions. Please feel free to contact us if you need further assistance or recommendations. We want to ensure that you have a comfortable and enjoyable stay during your time in Bucine.

LODGING
RECOMMENDATIONS

AIRBNB

Casa Dalia

HOTEL

Hotel Valdarno

HOTEL

Poggio Cennina

HOTEL

Il Verreno

HOTEL

Borgo Iesolana

HOTEL

Il Verreno

AIRBNB

The Castle

AIRBNB

Casa Viola

CAMPING

Camping la Chiocciola

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FLIGHT RECOMMENDATIONS

From Boston

  • Fly into Florence Airport (FLR): This is the closest airport to Bucine, located about 50 km away. There are several airlines that offer direct flights from Boston to Florence, including Delta, American Airlines, and United Airlines. The flight time is approximately 8 hours. Once you arrive at Florence Airport, you can take a taxi or bus to Bucine. The taxi ride will take about an hour and cost around 100 euros. The bus ride will take about 2 hours and cost around 10 euros.

  • Fly into Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO): Rome Fiumicino Airport is the largest airport in Italy and is located about 250 km from Bucine. Many airlines offer direct flights from Boston to Rome Fiumicino Airport, including Delta, American Airlines, and United Airlines. The flight time is approximately 8 hours. Once you arrive at Rome Fiumicino Airport, you can take a train or bus to Bucine. The train ride will take about 2 hours and cost around 20 euros. The bus ride will take about 3 hours and cost around 15 euros.

  • Fly into Pisa Airport (PSA): Pisa Airport is located about 100 km from Bucine. There are also several airlines that offer direct flights from Boston to Pisa, including Delta, American Airlines, and United Airlines. The flight time is approximately 8 hours. Once you arrive at Pisa Airport, you can take a taxi or bus to Bucine. The taxi ride will take about an hour and a half and cost around 150 euros. The bus ride will take about 3 hours and cost around 15 euros.

From New York

  • Delta Air Lines and United Airlines offer direct flights from New York City to Bologna.

    The flight time is around 9 hours.

  • American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines offer direct flights from New York City to Pisa.

    The flight time is around 10 hours.

  • Multiple airlines offer direct flights from New York City to Florence, including American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines.

    The flight time is around 10 hours.

some tips.

Book your flights as early as possible. The earlier you book your flights, the more likely you are to find good deals and availability.

Consider flying into a nearby country. For example, you could fly into France or Switzerland and then take a train or bus to Bucine. This may be cheaper than flying directly into Italy. Make this your Hot Girl Euro Summer!

Be flexible with your travel dates and times. If you can, avoid flying during peak times, such as weekends and holidays. Flying on weekdays or early in the morning or late at night can be cheaper.

Consider using a budget airline. Budget airlines often offer cheaper fares than traditional airlines. However, it's important to note that budget airlines may have stricter baggage restrictions and may charge additional fees for things like seat assignments and checked bags.

**Condor Airlines and Norse Airlines offer affordable rates! Trust us, we’ve been researching this heavily. Should Rebecca be editing photos? Yes! She can’t chill. Sorry, clients! **

Consider flying into one of the three cities mentioned above (Florence, Pisa, or Bologna) and then taking a train or bus to Bucine. This may be a cheaper option for some guests, especially if they are flying from a city that does not have direct flights to Bucine.

Use a VPN from a different country to look for the best deals on airfare. It’s totally legal and can help you secure an amazing deal. Rebecca uses Nord VPN.

TRAVELING WITHIN ITALY

Getting Around

  • Be aware of the different types of roads in Italy. There are three main types of roads: autostrade (freeways), superstrade (highways), and strade statali (national highways). Autostrade are the fastest way to get around, but they can be expensive. Superstrade are a good alternative to autostrade, and they are usually less expensive. Strade statali are the slowest type of road, but they are also the most scenic.

    Be prepared for narrow roads and hairpin turns. Many of the roads in Italy are narrow and winding, so it's important to be a good driver.

    Be aware of the Italian traffic laws. The speed limit on autostrade is 130 km/h (81 mph). The speed limit on superstrade is 110 km/h (68 mph). The speed limit in urban areas is 50 km/h (31 mph).

    Be aware of the ZTL zones. ZTL zones are restricted traffic zones in many Italian cities. Most ZTL zones are only open to residents and authorized vehicles. If you are driving in a city with a ZTL zone, you need to purchase a permit in advance.

    Be prepared for high gas prices. Gas prices in Italy are higher than in many other countries.

    Ask Dan bout the surprise he got after our car rental in Rome!

  • Italy has an extensive train network that connects most of the major cities and towns. Trains are a convenient and affordable way to get around Italy.

    There are two main types of trains in Italy: regional trains and high-speed trains. Regional trains are slower and stop at all stations. High-speed trains are faster and only stop at major stations.

    You can purchase train tickets online or at train stations. It is recommended to purchase your tickets in advance, especially if you are traveling during peak season.

    Be aware of the different types of train tickets. There are one-way tickets, round-trip tickets, and passes. Passes can be a good option if you are planning on traveling extensively by train.

    Be prepared for delays. Trains in Italy can sometimes be delayed, so it's important to be patient and have a backup plan in case of a delay.

  • Purchase your tickets in advance. You can purchase bus tickets online, at bus stations, or at newsstands. It is recommended to purchase your tickets in advance, especially if you are traveling during peak season.

    Be aware of the different types of buses. There are two main types of buses in Italy: regional buses and intercity buses. Regional buses are slower and make more stops. Intercity buses are faster and only make stops at major cities and towns.

    Be aware of the bus schedules. Bus schedules can vary depending on the region and the time of year. It is important to check the bus schedule before you travel.

    Be prepared for delays. Buses in Italy can sometimes be delayed, so it's important to be patient and have a backup plan in case of a delay.

    Store your luggage securely. Buses in Italy can be crowded, so it's important to store your luggage securely. You can either keep your luggage with you or store it in the luggage compartment under the bus.

    Learn a few basic Italian phrases. This will help you communicate with bus drivers and other passengers.

    Be aware of your surroundings. Buses in Italy can be crowded and pickpocketing is a problem, so it's important to be aware of your surroundings and keep your belongings close to you.

    Be prepared for a bumpy ride. Some of the roads in Italy are not in the best condition, so be prepared for a bumpy ride, especially on regional buses.

    Enjoy the scenery. Italy is a beautiful country, so be sure to enjoy the scenery as you travel by bus.