Villa Sola Cabiati
A 16th-century aristocratic villa on Lake Como's western shore near Tremezzo, with Tiepolo-school frescoes, Murano chandeliers, 6 luxury suites, and lakefront gardens managed by Grand Hotel Tremezzo.
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Villa Sola Cabiati is one of Lake Como's most exclusive private residences, a 16th-century aristocratic villa on the western shore near Tremezzo that has been home to some of the most powerful families in Lombardy. Originally built for the Della Riviera family, the villa later passed to the Dukes of Serbelloni before being acquired by the Sola Cabiati family, who gave it its present name. Behind the villa's famous gold-gilded iron gates, interiors of extraordinary beauty await: salons adorned with frescoes attributed to the school of Tiepolo, Murano glass chandeliers, and period furniture that evoke the grandeur of the Italian aristocracy. Today the villa is managed by the neighbouring Grand Hotel Tremezzo and offers six exquisitely appointed suites accommodating up to fourteen guests, making it one of the most intimate and prestigious wedding venues on the lake. The lakefront gardens and terraces provide ceremony and reception settings of breathtaking beauty, with views across the water to Bellagio. Napoleon and Josephine are said to have visited the villa, adding a touch of imperial romance to its already illustrious history. With a maximum capacity of 70 guests, Villa Sola Cabiati delivers an exclusive Lake Como wedding experience that combines genuine aristocratic heritage with the service standards of a world-class hotel.
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 entire villa and grounds
- All six suites
- Lakefront gardens and terraces
- Frescoed salons
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
Accommodation & logistics
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 Sola Cabiati can host guests across its on-site accommodation — covering your wedding party without the complexity of coordinating external hotels.
Getting there
Tremezzo, Lake Como — plan transfers as a key part of the weekend logistics.
- Tremezzo: 1 km / 5 min
- Bellagio: 4 km by ferry
- Como: 30 km / 50 min
- Milan Malpensa Airport: 100 km / 1h15
- Milan Bergamo Airport: 110 km / 1h20
What makes Villa Sola Cabiati different
16th-Century Aristocratic Villa
Tiepolo-School Frescoes
Murano Glass Chandeliers
6 Luxury Suites (14 Guests)
Managed by Grand Hotel Tremezzo
Gold-Gilded Iron Gates
The setting in pictures
12 images of Villa Sola Cabiati.
Spaces & capacities
Frescoed Salons
The villa's magnificent interior salons, adorned with Tiepolo-school frescoes and Murano chandeliers, providing a setting of genuine aristocratic grandeur for intimate receptions and ceremonies.
Lakefront Garden
The villa's formal lakefront garden and terraces with panoramic views across Lake Como to Bellagio, offering a breathtaking setting for outdoor ceremonies and receptions.
Dining Terrace
An intimate terrace overlooking the lake, perfect for seated dinners or cocktail receptions with sunset views.
| Event Space | Cocktail | Seated | Buffet | Ceremony |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frescoed Salons The villa's magnificent interior salons, adorned with Tiepolo-school frescoes and Murano chandeliers, providing a setting of genuine aristocratic grandeur for intimate receptions and ceremonies. | 70 | 50 | 50 | 40 |
| Lakefront Garden The villa's formal lakefront garden and terraces with panoramic views across Lake Como to Bellagio, offering a breathtaking setting for outdoor ceremonies and receptions. | 70 | 60 | 60 | 70 |
| Dining Terrace An intimate terrace overlooking the lake, perfect for seated dinners or cocktail receptions with sunset views. | 50 | 40 | 40 | – |
Common questions
Answers to the questions most couples ask before enquiring.
How many guests can stay at the villa?
The villa has 6 luxury suites accommodating up to 14 guests. Additional rooms are available at the nearby Grand Hotel Tremezzo.
What is the connection with Grand Hotel Tremezzo?
The villa is managed by Grand Hotel Tremezzo, which provides catering, event coordination, and hospitality services to the highest standards.
What is the maximum wedding capacity?
Up to 70 guests for ceremonies and receptions in the gardens and salons.
What are the frescoes?
The villa's salons feature magnificent frescoes attributed to the school of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, one of the great Venetian masters of the 18th century.
Can guests arrive by boat?
Yes, the villa has direct lake access, and boat transfers from Grand Hotel Tremezzo and other lakeside locations can be arranged.
How far is the nearest airport?
Milan Malpensa Airport is approximately 100 km away, about 1 hour 15 minutes by car.
Villa Sola Cabiati — wedding venue in Tremezzo, Lake Como
Villa Sola Cabiati was built in the 16th century for the Della Riviera family, positioned on the coveted western shore of Lake Como near Tremezzo to capture the afternoon sun and spectacular views across the water. The villa's architectural ambitions reflected the status of its original owners and their desire to create a lakeside residence of the first order.
The villa subsequently passed through some of Lombardy's most distinguished noble families, including the Dukes of Serbelloni, who enriched the interiors with the magnificent frescoes attributed to the school of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. The Sola Cabiati family, from whom the villa takes its current name, further enhanced the property with Murano glass chandeliers and fine period furnishings. Napoleon and Josephine Bonaparte are reputed to have been among the villa's distinguished visitors.
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Before you enquire
The more context you share, the more tailored the response from the venue team.
- Your approximate wedding date or preferred month
- Estimated guest count and how many staying on site
- Your budget range (helps us confirm realistic fit)
- Whether you'd like exclusive use of the property
- Any specific priorities — food, ceremony style, photography
- How far along you are with planning