Schloss Reichenau, the Von Tscharner castle and wine estate in Reichenau, Graubünden, hosts seminars, business events, private parties and weddings. Six rooms on the estate hold up to 200 guests for an aperitif, a meal and a party. The castle chapel seats up to 90 for a ceremony. The estate sits where the Vorderrhein and the Hinterrhein meet.
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Von Tscharner Schloss Reichenau
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Six historic rooms for up to 200 guests and a chapel for 90, on a wine estate where the Rhine rivers meet in Graubünden
Seminars, company parties, weddings and wine events at a castle wine estate in Reichenau, Graubünden. Six rooms hold up to 200 guests, the chapel seats up to 90, and the park and wine cellar can be added.
- Largest room
- 50
- With outdoor spaces
- 200
- Event spaces
- 6
- Chapel
- Yes
Event spaces
- Grüner Saalup to 50Historic hall for ceremonies, seminars and receptions; about 50 for a ceremony
- Spiegelsaalup to 50Historic hall for ceremonies and seminars; about 50 for a ceremony
- Schlosskapelleup to 90Castle chapel for ceremonies; 50 to 90 guests, bells and garden path
- Billiard mit GartenterrasseRoom with garden terrace, used for seminars and events
- BibliothekLibrary room used for seminars and small events
- Louis Philipp ZimmerPeriod room used for seminars and small events
Getting there and practical details
- Neighborhood
- Reichenau, at the meeting of the Vorderrhein and Hinterrhein
What sets it apart
- 01Six rooms for up to 200 guests, combinable
- 02Castle chapel for ceremonies with 50 to 90 guests
- 03Wine cellar, park and castle tours on the estate
- 04Five named rooms for seminars, including the Spiegelsaal
- 05Rafting, hikes and the Ruinaulta gorge nearby
Questions and answers
How many guests can the estate host for a wedding?
Six rooms hold up to 200 people for an aperitif, a meal and a party. The rooms can be combined.
How many people fit in the chapel?
The castle chapel suits ceremonies for about 50 to 90 guests. The Grüner Saal and the Spiegelsaal take about 50 each.
Which rooms are used for seminars?
The Grüner Saal, the Billiard room with garden terrace, the Library, the Louis Philipp Zimmer and the Spiegelsaal.
Is catering provided by the estate?
The team plans and supervises the event and recommends a caterer. The estate also runs its own wine and dine evenings.
Can we hold a civil ceremony here?
Yes, in a hall or the chapel. Civil ceremonies are booked through the Imboden registry office, and free ceremonies can also take place in the garden or park.
Are there bedrooms on site?
The pages read do not mention accommodation, so ask the event office before planning an overnight stay.
Weddings, meetings and private events
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