Commenda di San Calogero
📍 Augusta, Siracusa · Up to 250 guests · Sea view
Get a free bar quote for this venueCommenda di San Calogero is a Sicilian wedding venue near Augusta, in the province of Siracusa, set on 110 acres of seaside views, orange and olive groves and historic architectural features. It was restored by an architect-designer to blend its original charm with modern comfort, and sleeps up to 24 guests across 12 double rooms with breakfast included.
Civil ceremonies can be held on site, with no capacity limits in the outdoor spaces and an indoor room or marquee as a wet-weather plan for up to 250 guests. Internal and external caterers are welcome, with menus from €140 per person including furniture and mise en place. See the official website.
Best for
- Seaside estate weddings
- Civil ceremonies on site
- Large outdoor receptions
The area
On the coast near Augusta, about 30 minutes from Catania Airport, among groves and sea views, with the baroque city of Siracusa close by.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Commenda di San Calogero?
Commenda di San Calogero is a wedding venue in Augusta, Siracusa, Sicily, Italy.
How many guests can Commenda di San Calogero host?
Commenda di San Calogero caters for up to 250 guests. Final numbers depend on the layout and the parts of the estate you use.
Can I have a mobile cocktail bar at Commenda di San Calogero?
Yes. Nivera is a fully self-contained mobile cocktail bar and beverage caterer that covers the whole of Sicily, including Augusta, Siracusa. We can run the welcome drink, cocktail hour and open bar at Commenda di San Calogero. Request a free quote below.
How do I book Commenda di San Calogero?
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