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Villa Muggia
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Up to 160 guests · Exclusive use
Dates updated 19 Oct
From €10,000
Everything you need to know
Villa Muggia is a stunning 19th-century lakefront residence in Stresa, perched on the shores of Lake Maggiore with commanding views of the Borromean Islands and surrounding Alpine peaks. Built in the second half of the 1800s by the Isler family on the site of an older 18th-century farmhouse, the villa gained its present splendour when German entrepreneur George Von Siemens, of the famous electrical dynasty, acquired the property and enriched the park with luxuriant floral species among the centuries-old trees. In 1931, the Muggia family of Milanese industrialists purchased the villa and gave it the name it still carries today. The historic villa keeps the Borromeo and Napoleone Suites on the upper floors for the couple to get ready, while the four ground-floor reception rooms accommodate up to 80 guests for intimate celebrations. For larger events, the Glasshouse La Fenice, immersed in the secular park, seats up to 160 guests in elegant comfort. The park itself, with its ancient trees and manicured gardens, accommodates up to 150 guests for outdoor ceremonies and cocktail receptions. With the Borromean Islands just five minutes away by boat and Milan Malpensa Airport only forty-five minutes distant, Villa Muggia provides an intimate yet accessible Lake Maggiore wedding setting of genuine distinction.
Pricing guide
We share a guide figure upfront so you can assess fit before enquiring — tailored quotes are provided directly by the venue.
Venue hire
Indicative pricing — varies by season, guest count, and scope. Tailored quotes available on request.
- Exclusive use of the villa and all reception rooms
- Secular park and gardens
- Glasshouse La Fenice
- Borromeo and Napoleone Suites for getting ready
Understanding the quote
Final pricing is shaped by a handful of key factors. Understanding these helps you plan a realistic budget before your first conversation with the venue.
- Season — peak summer commands a premium
- Guest count — directly impacts catering and staffing
- Buyout scope — full venue vs partial use
- Stay length — number of nights for celebrations
- Catering packages — dinner tiers and menu choices
- Extras — florals, entertainment, transfers
Rates as shared by the venue
These figures were shared by Villa Muggia directly, 16 October 2026 — final quotes are confirmed by the venue for your date and guest count.
Location rental for a 2027 wedding is €10,000 from Sunday to Thursday and €11,500 on a Friday or Saturday, and for a 2028 wedding €11,000 and €12,500, all excluding 22% VAT. Evening events carry a mandatory lighting design package of €1,200 in both years, and an extra hour from 1am to 2am is €1,000. Catering is through the villa's partner caterers. 2028 card stated by the venue on 12 October 2026.
- Sunday to Thursday (2027): €10,000 + VAT
- Friday and Saturday (2027): €11,500 + VAT
- Sunday to Thursday (2028): €11,000 + VAT
- Friday and Saturday (2028): €12,500 + VAT
- Lighting design, mandatory for evening events: €1,200
- Extra hour, 1am to 2am: €1,000
Read our Villa Muggia wedding cost guide — real figures for dates, guests and drinks.
Accommodation
One of the most searched questions from couples — we surface it early because it directly shapes how a wedding weekend can be designed.
On-site sleeping
Villa Muggia can host guests across its on-site accommodation — covering your wedding party without the complexity of coordinating external hotels.
Location
Getting there
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Search flights to Milan Malpensa (MXP)- Stresa: In town
- Borromean Islands: 5 min by boat
- Milan: 80 km / 1h15
- Milan Malpensa Airport: 50 km / 45 min
What makes Villa Muggia different
19th-Century Lakefront Villa
Views of Borromean Islands
Getting-Ready Suites for the Couple
Secular Park with Centuries-Old Trees
Glasshouse La Fenice (160 Guests)
George Von Siemens Heritage
The setting in pictures
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Villa Reception Rooms
Four elegantly appointed reception rooms on the ground floor of the historic villa, accommodating up to 80 guests for intimate dinners or cocktail receptions with lake views.
Glasshouse La Fenice
An elegant glasshouse of charcoal-grey iron and glass immersed in the secular park, seating up to 160 guests for grand receptions and dinners. Its climate control provides weather-protected celebration space while maintaining a connection to the gardens.
Secular Park
The villa's centuries-old park with ancient trees and manicured gardens, offering a romantic setting for outdoor ceremonies and cocktail receptions with views across Lake Maggiore.
Lake-View Terrace
A terrace with panoramic views across the lake to the Borromean Islands, perfect for intimate ceremonies, cocktail receptions, or romantic sunset gatherings.
| Event Space | Cocktail | Seated | Buffet | Ceremony |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Villa Reception Rooms Four elegantly appointed reception rooms on the ground floor of the historic villa, accommodating up to 80 guests for intimate dinners or cocktail receptions with lake views. | 100 | 80 | 80 | 60 |
| Glasshouse La Fenice An elegant glasshouse of charcoal-grey iron and glass immersed in the secular park, seating up to 160 guests for grand receptions and dinners. Its climate control provides weather-protected celebration space while maintaining a connection to the gardens. | 160 | 160 | 160 | – |
| Secular Park The villa's centuries-old park with ancient trees and manicured gardens, offering a romantic setting for outdoor ceremonies and cocktail receptions with views across Lake Maggiore. | 150 | – | 100 | 150 |
| Lake-View Terrace A terrace with panoramic views across the lake to the Borromean Islands, perfect for intimate ceremonies, cocktail receptions, or romantic sunset gatherings. | 80 | 50 | 50 | 60 |
Common questions
Answers to the questions most couples ask before enquiring.
Villa Muggia — wedding venue in Stresa, Lake Maggiore
Villa Muggia was built in the second half of the 19th century by the Isler family, on the site of an 18th-century construction that had belonged to a family of farmers. The Islers recognised the exceptional beauty of the lakefront position and created a residence that would take full advantage of the views across Lake Maggiore to the Borromean Islands.
Towards the end of the 19th century, the property was acquired by George Von Siemens, owner of the famous German electrical components company. Von Siemens enriched the park significantly, introducing luxuriant floral species among the centuries-old plants to create the botanical richness that characterises the gardens today. In 1931, the villa was purchased by the Muggia family of Milanese industrialists, from whom it took its current name.
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