Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
The Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is located in the San Vittore ancient monastery close to Sant’Ambrogio and Santa Maria…
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Castello Cova
Castello Cova is an historical building of Milan. Constructed in 1915 and based on the project of Adolfo Coppedè, its neo-medieval style inspired the architects of the Torre Velasca skyscraper located in central Milan.
Grattacielo Pirelli
Pirelli skyscraper is one of the symbols of Milan and it is Located in Piazza Duca D’Aosta in front of Central Station. It was originally built to host the offices of Pirelli, the Italian producer of tires, nowadays Regione Lombardia owns it. Designed by Giò Ponti, it was inaugurated in 1960; it has got 32 floors and is 127 metres (416 ft) high.
Palazzo Marino
Palazzo Marino is in Piazza della Scala. Built in 1558 by architect Galeazzo Alessi and restored in 1892 by Luca Beltrami, it is nowadays the seat of the civic administration with the offices of the mayor, the vice-mayor, the Presidency of the City Council, the General Secretariat and the General Management of the Municipality.
Torre Velasca
Velasca Tower is one of the most famous architectural symbols of Milan. The twenty-six floors skyscraper is mushroom shaped that reminds the towers of the fifteenth century. Its daring design has a strong impact on the Milanese skyline.
Villa Reale
Villa Reale in via Palestro is one of the main neoclassical monuments in Milan and it hosts collections of Neoclassical and Romantic Age. It hosts the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Milan and PAC (Contemporary art pavilion) that presents contemporary art exhibitions.
Necchi Campiglio Villa
Necchi Campiglio Villa in via Mozart is one of the most magnificent home museums of Milan, a unique example of beauty and preservation, a symbol of richness and of Milanese high-society.