Chesa Orta

In an Engadin village, this restored traditional stone house—with thick exterior walls and interior wooden galleries—was built by a wealthy merchant and now welcomes weddings for fifty to one hundred fifty guests. The rooms preserve original carpentry and window frames; every detail announces Swiss craftsmanship of the 18th century. The architecture imposes a ceremonial formality without requiring additional décor. Terraced gardens surround the house. It draws couples attracted to authentic heritage structures.