Amenity / Feature: Historic Wine Cellar

  • Castillo del Buen Amor

    Castillo del Buen Amor

    A fortified 15th-century castle near Salamanca surrounded by vineyards and holm oak forests, featuring moat bridges, vaulted stone dining chambers, and romantic turret suites.

  • Château de Vallery

    Château de Vallery

    Built by Pierre Lescot (architect of the Louvre) for the Princes of Condé, featuring torchlit Renaissance ramparts, Oriental Pavilion, and heated swimming pools for extraordinary private celebrations.

  • Castello di Gargonza

    Castello di Gargonza

    A preserved 13th-century fortified hilltop village where Dante Alighieri sheltered in exile, featuring stone cottages, olive mill restaurant, defensive keep, and panoramic Tuscan forest vistas.

  • Château de Puy-Robert

    Château de Puy-Robert

    Located just minutes from the prehistoric Lascaux Caves in the Vézère Valley, surrounded by 15 acres of landscaped parkland, heated outdoor pool, and private truffle-hunting woodlands.

  • Castello di Celsa

    Castello di Celsa

    Featuring an iconic round corner tower and magnificent 16th-century Italian Renaissance formal gardens overlooking the Sienese hills, perfect for exclusive-use wedding buyouts and milestone private gatherings.

  • Castello delle Serre

    Castello delle Serre

    Towering over a tranquil medieval hilltop village, featuring restored frescoed arches, stone battlements, private wine tastings, and sweeping views of the Crete Senesi.

  • Château de Mirambeau

    Château de Mirambeau

    Situated at the crossroads of Bordeaux vineyards and Cognac distilleries, featuring a dedicated Cognathèque tasting salon, 20 acres of private parkland, and crystal chandelier suites.

  • Castel Porrona Relais

    Castel Porrona Relais

    An entire 11th-century walled medieval village surrounding a noble tower, offering Tuscan cooking masterclasses, private Moroccan hammam spa, and sweeping views of cypress-lined valleys.

  • Castello di Reschio

    Castello di Reschio

    An ancient millennial fortress transformed into an ultra-luxury sanctuary on 3,700 acres of Umbrian wilderness, featuring a subterranean Roman bathhouse, purebred Andalusian horses, and private bespoke farm-to-table cuisine.

  • Château de Mercuès

    Château de Mercuès

    Former summer palace of the Counts-Bishops of Cahors, perched on a rocky cliff over the Lot river. Features underground Malbec ageing cellars and Michelin-starred gastronomy by Chef Julien Poisot.