Duomo and alla Scala, Milan’s best known museums Duomo and alla Scala, Milan’s best known museums Milan, in the northern Italy, is a versatile and many sided city where you can find almost everything you can expect from an international trip. For the ones who appreciate arts, different cultures, traditions and local history I strongly recommend a cultural trip in all the galleries and museums present in this wonderful city. You cannot miss a visit in some interesting cultural places like Casa Museo Boschi di Stefano, the Archeological Museum or the Modern Art Gallery, located in the palace where Napoleon lived during his permanence in Italy in 1802. Undoubtely worth of a visit are the Museum of the Duomo, dedicated to the history and art of the magnificent Milan’s cathedral which collects a historical and cultural heritage which can be referred only to this wonderful church, and the Museo Teatrale alla Scala, hometown of the jewels composing the heritage of Milan’s best known theatre. The Museo Teatrale alla Scala continues to be a reference point for fans of the Opera, for scholars (also thanks to its Simoni Library, containing over 120 000 volumes, remained in the branch of the Palazzo Busca , in Corso Magenta) and for the musical education of new generations, who may benefit from educational visits animated by specialized personnel. The twenty rooms of the Museo del Duomo collect instead works of art taken from the original location in the Cathedral and stored here for conservation and restauration. A chronologically arranged itinerary with sculptures, stained glass, drawings, wooden models, tapestries, paintings, graphics, vestments and sacred vessels allow you to follow all the stages of construction of Milan’s Cathedral, from the foundation to the recent restoration. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 21/02/2020 Galleria Vittoria Emanuele, one of the best milan's sightseeings Galleria Vittoria Emanuele, one of the best milan's sightseeings The beautiful Galleria Vittorio Emanuele has been built in neoclassical style in 1865 and it is located next to the beautiful Piazza Duomo. From the Gallery you can admire a wonderful view of the magnificent Cathedral and the Piazza della Scala, where the most famous Milan’s theater is situated. The Gallery is known worldwide for its elegant shops and designer labels, and it is everyday frequented by millions of tourists who come here in any period of the year to admire its architectural beauty, to spend an afternoon of shopping or to enjoy a coffee or, during summer, eating a delicious ice cream in the many restaurants and bars that it hosts. The mosaics on the floor of the gallery are about the emblem of the House of Savoy and important zodiac signs: placing the heel on the testicles of the bull it is said to bring a lot of luck to the visitors of Milan. The Gallery, as many other buildings and monuments of the city, has been badly hit during the bombing of the Second World War in 1943 and reconstructed in detail only in later period, trying to bring back it to its original spirit of glory. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 05/07/2020 Teatro alla scala, milan's most exclusive lounge Teatro alla scala, milan's most exclusive lounge Perfectly located in the city centre, the Teatro Alla Scala is known all over Europe for being the most exclusive and elegant Milan’s lounge. The theater has been, over the centuries, a perfect stage for extraordinary performances and works by the most prestigious artists in the world, including Puccini, Verdi, Salieri and Rossini. Teatro Alla Scala has been witness of the debuts of famous artists like, for example, Maria Callas or Rudolf Nureyev. By looking at the Teather from outside you can easily get an idea of the splendor that conceals the building, which is truly magnificent. During the Second World War, in 1943, the theater was bombed as many other historical monuments and parts of Milan and it was almost totally destroyed, and reopened only in 1946. The interior of the theater it is a real show og lights and colour, a sightseeing not to miss in a visit of Milan: if you like, during the main season of the theater, you can find tickets for almost all the representations directly online. The cost of the tickets depend from the kind of show represented (opera use to cost a little more than normal theater), but they have a wide different range of prices so that everyone can assist to a show. Just remember, especially in high season or in christmas time, to book early your own seat. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 17/08/2019 A day at the discovery of milan's churches A day at the discovery of milan's churches Milan, despite its fame as the most important financial and economic centre of the entire Italy, presents also a rich historical and cultural heritage, which can be particularly admired in its many and beautiful churces. Every time I visit Milan I do not miss to make a walk in one of the beautiful religious buildings of this city, including the Dome, the most famous one, and San Babile, probably the second best known church of Milan. Other churces worth of a visit in Milan are, with no doubt, the beautiful Saint Mark’s Church in the old quarter of Brera, built in about 1254, or the Sain Sepulchre Church, really wonderful and of ancient tradition, as it has been builti in 1030. Another one among the most famous religious buildings of Milan is the Basilica of Saint Ambrogio, the saint patron of the city which is beloved in almost all Lombardy region: built by order of the Bishop Ambrogio, who only later became the Saint Patrone of Milan, is one of the most fascinating churches of the city and it is located just next to the Catholic University of Sacred Heart, one of the most ancient universities of Milan. The convent and church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where it is the magnificent work of Leonardo Da Vinci's 'L’Ultima Cena', is another location not to be missed. To visit this delicious complex and admire the masterpiece of Leonardo you have to book in advance your own ticket: infact, it could take you months to reserve a visit to this location, one of the most visited of entire Italy and one of the most appreciated in Europe. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 04/08/2019 Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife areas in Milan are probably the quarter of Brera, the Navigli Area and the Arch of Peace, a true entertainment oasis with an incredible number of cafes, discos, bars, clubs and meeting places. It is particularly funny to spend some summer evenings on the canals of the Navigli Area, especially around the dock, where the two rivers meet near XXIV Maggio Square. If you want to drink something outside and enjoy an unusual trip in Milan this is an experience undoubtely not to miss! Another opportunity to enjoy Milan's nightlife is represented by the beautiful and picturesque district of Brera. The Old Milan with its bars and restaurants awaits you in the streets of this beautiful part of the city, so small and characteristic that sometimes you can feel as you are not in one of the most populated Italian metropolis.The last stop of an ideal trip in Milan's nightlife is a break at the Arch of Peace, a meeting place for many Milan’s nightlife lovers and another location not to be missed especially in the summer, because of its pleasant outdoor pedestrian area at the end of Corso Sempione. How wonderful it is enjoying the lights of Milan walking slowly from bar to bar! scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 14/02/2020 Triennale, Milan design’s home Triennale, Milan design’s home La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 07/07/2020 An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . Art and culture All Academies Monuments Churches and places of worship Castles, palaces and mansions Streets and Squares Walls, towers and gates Museums Cultural centers Libraries and archives Historic Centres Cemeteries Art galleries Theaters Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milan Cascina Monastero Milan Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore Milan Palazzo Litta Milan Palazzo Litta Biumi Milan Resti del Circo Romano Milan Colonne Romane Milan Palazzo Borromeo Milan Palazzo Trivulzio Milan Casa Grondona Milan Palazzo delle Scuole Palatine Milan Palazzo Clerici Milan Loggia degli Osii Milan Piazza dei Mercanti Milan Palazzo della Ragione Milan Palazzo dei Giureconsulti Milan Piazza del Duomo Milan Mura Spagnole Milan Porta Romana Milan I Chiostri dell'umanitaria Milan Torre Velasca Milan Quadreria dell'ospedale Maggiore Milan Rotonda della Besana Milan Ca' Granda Milan Monumento delle Cinque Giornate Milan Palazzo di Giustizia Milan Palazzo Sormani Andreani Milan Colonna del Verziere Milan Palazzo dell'Arengario Milan Palazzo Reale Milan Tesoro del Duomo Milan Palazzo Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Litta Cusini Milan Casa degli Omenoni Milan Palazzo Isimbardi Milan Palazzo Belgioioso d'Este Milan Seminario Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Brentani Milan Casa Fontana Silvestri Milan Palazzo Anguissola Milan Arco della Pace Milan Arena Civica Milan Acquario Civico Milan Porta Volta Milan Fondazione Mazzotta Milan Quartiere Brera Milan Civico Museo del Risorgimento Milan Porta Nuova Milan Palazzo Gallarati Scotti Milan Palazzo Borromeo d'Adda Milan Palazzo Melzi di Cusano Milan Museo Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Palazzo Dugnani Milan Palazzo del Senato Milan Palazzo Serbelloni Milan Villa Reale Milan Galleria d'arte Moderna Milan Palazzo Castiglioni Milan Civico Museo di Storia Naturale Milan Palazzo Berri Meregalli Milan Porta Venezia Milan Villa Simonetta Milan Certosa di Garegnano Milan Villa Litta Modignani Milan Galleria d'Arte Sacra dei Contemporanei - Villa Clerici Milan Founded in 1955 by Bellini Dandolo in the halls of the prestigious Villa Clerici in Niguarda area is the first gallery of contemporary sacred art in Italy. Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. 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Milan, in the northern Italy, is a versatile and many sided city where you can find almost everything you can expect from an international trip. For the ones who appreciate arts, different cultures, traditions and local history I strongly recommend a cultural trip in all the galleries and museums present in this wonderful city. You cannot miss a visit in some interesting cultural places like Casa Museo Boschi di Stefano, the Archeological Museum or the Modern Art Gallery, located in the palace where Napoleon lived during his permanence in Italy in 1802. Undoubtely worth of a visit are the Museum of the Duomo, dedicated to the history and art of the magnificent Milan’s cathedral which collects a historical and cultural heritage which can be referred only to this wonderful church, and the Museo Teatrale alla Scala, hometown of the jewels composing the heritage of Milan’s best known theatre. The Museo Teatrale alla Scala continues to be a reference point for fans of the Opera, for scholars (also thanks to its Simoni Library, containing over 120 000 volumes, remained in the branch of the Palazzo Busca , in Corso Magenta) and for the musical education of new generations, who may benefit from educational visits animated by specialized personnel. The twenty rooms of the Museo del Duomo collect instead works of art taken from the original location in the Cathedral and stored here for conservation and restauration. A chronologically arranged itinerary with sculptures, stained glass, drawings, wooden models, tapestries, paintings, graphics, vestments and sacred vessels allow you to follow all the stages of construction of Milan’s Cathedral, from the foundation to the recent restoration.
Galleria Vittoria Emanuele, one of the best milan's sightseeings Galleria Vittoria Emanuele, one of the best milan's sightseeings The beautiful Galleria Vittorio Emanuele has been built in neoclassical style in 1865 and it is located next to the beautiful Piazza Duomo. From the Gallery you can admire a wonderful view of the magnificent Cathedral and the Piazza della Scala, where the most famous Milan’s theater is situated. The Gallery is known worldwide for its elegant shops and designer labels, and it is everyday frequented by millions of tourists who come here in any period of the year to admire its architectural beauty, to spend an afternoon of shopping or to enjoy a coffee or, during summer, eating a delicious ice cream in the many restaurants and bars that it hosts. The mosaics on the floor of the gallery are about the emblem of the House of Savoy and important zodiac signs: placing the heel on the testicles of the bull it is said to bring a lot of luck to the visitors of Milan. The Gallery, as many other buildings and monuments of the city, has been badly hit during the bombing of the Second World War in 1943 and reconstructed in detail only in later period, trying to bring back it to its original spirit of glory. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 05/07/2020 Teatro alla scala, milan's most exclusive lounge Teatro alla scala, milan's most exclusive lounge Perfectly located in the city centre, the Teatro Alla Scala is known all over Europe for being the most exclusive and elegant Milan’s lounge. The theater has been, over the centuries, a perfect stage for extraordinary performances and works by the most prestigious artists in the world, including Puccini, Verdi, Salieri and Rossini. Teatro Alla Scala has been witness of the debuts of famous artists like, for example, Maria Callas or Rudolf Nureyev. By looking at the Teather from outside you can easily get an idea of the splendor that conceals the building, which is truly magnificent. During the Second World War, in 1943, the theater was bombed as many other historical monuments and parts of Milan and it was almost totally destroyed, and reopened only in 1946. The interior of the theater it is a real show og lights and colour, a sightseeing not to miss in a visit of Milan: if you like, during the main season of the theater, you can find tickets for almost all the representations directly online. The cost of the tickets depend from the kind of show represented (opera use to cost a little more than normal theater), but they have a wide different range of prices so that everyone can assist to a show. Just remember, especially in high season or in christmas time, to book early your own seat. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 17/08/2019 A day at the discovery of milan's churches A day at the discovery of milan's churches Milan, despite its fame as the most important financial and economic centre of the entire Italy, presents also a rich historical and cultural heritage, which can be particularly admired in its many and beautiful churces. Every time I visit Milan I do not miss to make a walk in one of the beautiful religious buildings of this city, including the Dome, the most famous one, and San Babile, probably the second best known church of Milan. Other churces worth of a visit in Milan are, with no doubt, the beautiful Saint Mark’s Church in the old quarter of Brera, built in about 1254, or the Sain Sepulchre Church, really wonderful and of ancient tradition, as it has been builti in 1030. Another one among the most famous religious buildings of Milan is the Basilica of Saint Ambrogio, the saint patron of the city which is beloved in almost all Lombardy region: built by order of the Bishop Ambrogio, who only later became the Saint Patrone of Milan, is one of the most fascinating churches of the city and it is located just next to the Catholic University of Sacred Heart, one of the most ancient universities of Milan. The convent and church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where it is the magnificent work of Leonardo Da Vinci's 'L’Ultima Cena', is another location not to be missed. To visit this delicious complex and admire the masterpiece of Leonardo you have to book in advance your own ticket: infact, it could take you months to reserve a visit to this location, one of the most visited of entire Italy and one of the most appreciated in Europe. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 04/08/2019 Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife areas in Milan are probably the quarter of Brera, the Navigli Area and the Arch of Peace, a true entertainment oasis with an incredible number of cafes, discos, bars, clubs and meeting places. It is particularly funny to spend some summer evenings on the canals of the Navigli Area, especially around the dock, where the two rivers meet near XXIV Maggio Square. If you want to drink something outside and enjoy an unusual trip in Milan this is an experience undoubtely not to miss! Another opportunity to enjoy Milan's nightlife is represented by the beautiful and picturesque district of Brera. The Old Milan with its bars and restaurants awaits you in the streets of this beautiful part of the city, so small and characteristic that sometimes you can feel as you are not in one of the most populated Italian metropolis.The last stop of an ideal trip in Milan's nightlife is a break at the Arch of Peace, a meeting place for many Milan’s nightlife lovers and another location not to be missed especially in the summer, because of its pleasant outdoor pedestrian area at the end of Corso Sempione. How wonderful it is enjoying the lights of Milan walking slowly from bar to bar! scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 14/02/2020 Triennale, Milan design’s home Triennale, Milan design’s home La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 07/07/2020 An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. 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Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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The beautiful Galleria Vittorio Emanuele has been built in neoclassical style in 1865 and it is located next to the beautiful Piazza Duomo. From the Gallery you can admire a wonderful view of the magnificent Cathedral and the Piazza della Scala, where the most famous Milan’s theater is situated. The Gallery is known worldwide for its elegant shops and designer labels, and it is everyday frequented by millions of tourists who come here in any period of the year to admire its architectural beauty, to spend an afternoon of shopping or to enjoy a coffee or, during summer, eating a delicious ice cream in the many restaurants and bars that it hosts. The mosaics on the floor of the gallery are about the emblem of the House of Savoy and important zodiac signs: placing the heel on the testicles of the bull it is said to bring a lot of luck to the visitors of Milan. The Gallery, as many other buildings and monuments of the city, has been badly hit during the bombing of the Second World War in 1943 and reconstructed in detail only in later period, trying to bring back it to its original spirit of glory.
Teatro alla scala, milan's most exclusive lounge Teatro alla scala, milan's most exclusive lounge Perfectly located in the city centre, the Teatro Alla Scala is known all over Europe for being the most exclusive and elegant Milan’s lounge. The theater has been, over the centuries, a perfect stage for extraordinary performances and works by the most prestigious artists in the world, including Puccini, Verdi, Salieri and Rossini. Teatro Alla Scala has been witness of the debuts of famous artists like, for example, Maria Callas or Rudolf Nureyev. By looking at the Teather from outside you can easily get an idea of the splendor that conceals the building, which is truly magnificent. During the Second World War, in 1943, the theater was bombed as many other historical monuments and parts of Milan and it was almost totally destroyed, and reopened only in 1946. The interior of the theater it is a real show og lights and colour, a sightseeing not to miss in a visit of Milan: if you like, during the main season of the theater, you can find tickets for almost all the representations directly online. The cost of the tickets depend from the kind of show represented (opera use to cost a little more than normal theater), but they have a wide different range of prices so that everyone can assist to a show. Just remember, especially in high season or in christmas time, to book early your own seat. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 17/08/2019 A day at the discovery of milan's churches A day at the discovery of milan's churches Milan, despite its fame as the most important financial and economic centre of the entire Italy, presents also a rich historical and cultural heritage, which can be particularly admired in its many and beautiful churces. Every time I visit Milan I do not miss to make a walk in one of the beautiful religious buildings of this city, including the Dome, the most famous one, and San Babile, probably the second best known church of Milan. Other churces worth of a visit in Milan are, with no doubt, the beautiful Saint Mark’s Church in the old quarter of Brera, built in about 1254, or the Sain Sepulchre Church, really wonderful and of ancient tradition, as it has been builti in 1030. Another one among the most famous religious buildings of Milan is the Basilica of Saint Ambrogio, the saint patron of the city which is beloved in almost all Lombardy region: built by order of the Bishop Ambrogio, who only later became the Saint Patrone of Milan, is one of the most fascinating churches of the city and it is located just next to the Catholic University of Sacred Heart, one of the most ancient universities of Milan. The convent and church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where it is the magnificent work of Leonardo Da Vinci's 'L’Ultima Cena', is another location not to be missed. To visit this delicious complex and admire the masterpiece of Leonardo you have to book in advance your own ticket: infact, it could take you months to reserve a visit to this location, one of the most visited of entire Italy and one of the most appreciated in Europe. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 04/08/2019 Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife areas in Milan are probably the quarter of Brera, the Navigli Area and the Arch of Peace, a true entertainment oasis with an incredible number of cafes, discos, bars, clubs and meeting places. It is particularly funny to spend some summer evenings on the canals of the Navigli Area, especially around the dock, where the two rivers meet near XXIV Maggio Square. If you want to drink something outside and enjoy an unusual trip in Milan this is an experience undoubtely not to miss! Another opportunity to enjoy Milan's nightlife is represented by the beautiful and picturesque district of Brera. The Old Milan with its bars and restaurants awaits you in the streets of this beautiful part of the city, so small and characteristic that sometimes you can feel as you are not in one of the most populated Italian metropolis.The last stop of an ideal trip in Milan's nightlife is a break at the Arch of Peace, a meeting place for many Milan’s nightlife lovers and another location not to be missed especially in the summer, because of its pleasant outdoor pedestrian area at the end of Corso Sempione. How wonderful it is enjoying the lights of Milan walking slowly from bar to bar! scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 14/02/2020 Triennale, Milan design’s home Triennale, Milan design’s home La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 07/07/2020 An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Perfectly located in the city centre, the Teatro Alla Scala is known all over Europe for being the most exclusive and elegant Milan’s lounge. The theater has been, over the centuries, a perfect stage for extraordinary performances and works by the most prestigious artists in the world, including Puccini, Verdi, Salieri and Rossini. Teatro Alla Scala has been witness of the debuts of famous artists like, for example, Maria Callas or Rudolf Nureyev. By looking at the Teather from outside you can easily get an idea of the splendor that conceals the building, which is truly magnificent. During the Second World War, in 1943, the theater was bombed as many other historical monuments and parts of Milan and it was almost totally destroyed, and reopened only in 1946. The interior of the theater it is a real show og lights and colour, a sightseeing not to miss in a visit of Milan: if you like, during the main season of the theater, you can find tickets for almost all the representations directly online. The cost of the tickets depend from the kind of show represented (opera use to cost a little more than normal theater), but they have a wide different range of prices so that everyone can assist to a show. Just remember, especially in high season or in christmas time, to book early your own seat.
A day at the discovery of milan's churches A day at the discovery of milan's churches Milan, despite its fame as the most important financial and economic centre of the entire Italy, presents also a rich historical and cultural heritage, which can be particularly admired in its many and beautiful churces. Every time I visit Milan I do not miss to make a walk in one of the beautiful religious buildings of this city, including the Dome, the most famous one, and San Babile, probably the second best known church of Milan. Other churces worth of a visit in Milan are, with no doubt, the beautiful Saint Mark’s Church in the old quarter of Brera, built in about 1254, or the Sain Sepulchre Church, really wonderful and of ancient tradition, as it has been builti in 1030. Another one among the most famous religious buildings of Milan is the Basilica of Saint Ambrogio, the saint patron of the city which is beloved in almost all Lombardy region: built by order of the Bishop Ambrogio, who only later became the Saint Patrone of Milan, is one of the most fascinating churches of the city and it is located just next to the Catholic University of Sacred Heart, one of the most ancient universities of Milan. The convent and church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where it is the magnificent work of Leonardo Da Vinci's 'L’Ultima Cena', is another location not to be missed. To visit this delicious complex and admire the masterpiece of Leonardo you have to book in advance your own ticket: infact, it could take you months to reserve a visit to this location, one of the most visited of entire Italy and one of the most appreciated in Europe. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 04/08/2019 Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife areas in Milan are probably the quarter of Brera, the Navigli Area and the Arch of Peace, a true entertainment oasis with an incredible number of cafes, discos, bars, clubs and meeting places. It is particularly funny to spend some summer evenings on the canals of the Navigli Area, especially around the dock, where the two rivers meet near XXIV Maggio Square. If you want to drink something outside and enjoy an unusual trip in Milan this is an experience undoubtely not to miss! Another opportunity to enjoy Milan's nightlife is represented by the beautiful and picturesque district of Brera. The Old Milan with its bars and restaurants awaits you in the streets of this beautiful part of the city, so small and characteristic that sometimes you can feel as you are not in one of the most populated Italian metropolis.The last stop of an ideal trip in Milan's nightlife is a break at the Arch of Peace, a meeting place for many Milan’s nightlife lovers and another location not to be missed especially in the summer, because of its pleasant outdoor pedestrian area at the end of Corso Sempione. How wonderful it is enjoying the lights of Milan walking slowly from bar to bar! scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 14/02/2020 Triennale, Milan design’s home Triennale, Milan design’s home La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 07/07/2020 An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Milan, despite its fame as the most important financial and economic centre of the entire Italy, presents also a rich historical and cultural heritage, which can be particularly admired in its many and beautiful churces. Every time I visit Milan I do not miss to make a walk in one of the beautiful religious buildings of this city, including the Dome, the most famous one, and San Babile, probably the second best known church of Milan. Other churces worth of a visit in Milan are, with no doubt, the beautiful Saint Mark’s Church in the old quarter of Brera, built in about 1254, or the Sain Sepulchre Church, really wonderful and of ancient tradition, as it has been builti in 1030. Another one among the most famous religious buildings of Milan is the Basilica of Saint Ambrogio, the saint patron of the city which is beloved in almost all Lombardy region: built by order of the Bishop Ambrogio, who only later became the Saint Patrone of Milan, is one of the most fascinating churches of the city and it is located just next to the Catholic University of Sacred Heart, one of the most ancient universities of Milan. The convent and church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where it is the magnificent work of Leonardo Da Vinci's 'L’Ultima Cena', is another location not to be missed. To visit this delicious complex and admire the masterpiece of Leonardo you have to book in advance your own ticket: infact, it could take you months to reserve a visit to this location, one of the most visited of entire Italy and one of the most appreciated in Europe.
Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Navigli, Brera and Arch of Peace: a trip into Milan’s nightilfe Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife areas in Milan are probably the quarter of Brera, the Navigli Area and the Arch of Peace, a true entertainment oasis with an incredible number of cafes, discos, bars, clubs and meeting places. It is particularly funny to spend some summer evenings on the canals of the Navigli Area, especially around the dock, where the two rivers meet near XXIV Maggio Square. If you want to drink something outside and enjoy an unusual trip in Milan this is an experience undoubtely not to miss! Another opportunity to enjoy Milan's nightlife is represented by the beautiful and picturesque district of Brera. The Old Milan with its bars and restaurants awaits you in the streets of this beautiful part of the city, so small and characteristic that sometimes you can feel as you are not in one of the most populated Italian metropolis.The last stop of an ideal trip in Milan's nightlife is a break at the Arch of Peace, a meeting place for many Milan’s nightlife lovers and another location not to be missed especially in the summer, because of its pleasant outdoor pedestrian area at the end of Corso Sempione. How wonderful it is enjoying the lights of Milan walking slowly from bar to bar! scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 14/02/2020 Triennale, Milan design’s home Triennale, Milan design’s home La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 07/07/2020 An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife areas in Milan are probably the quarter of Brera, the Navigli Area and the Arch of Peace, a true entertainment oasis with an incredible number of cafes, discos, bars, clubs and meeting places. It is particularly funny to spend some summer evenings on the canals of the Navigli Area, especially around the dock, where the two rivers meet near XXIV Maggio Square. If you want to drink something outside and enjoy an unusual trip in Milan this is an experience undoubtely not to miss! Another opportunity to enjoy Milan's nightlife is represented by the beautiful and picturesque district of Brera. The Old Milan with its bars and restaurants awaits you in the streets of this beautiful part of the city, so small and characteristic that sometimes you can feel as you are not in one of the most populated Italian metropolis.The last stop of an ideal trip in Milan's nightlife is a break at the Arch of Peace, a meeting place for many Milan’s nightlife lovers and another location not to be missed especially in the summer, because of its pleasant outdoor pedestrian area at the end of Corso Sempione. How wonderful it is enjoying the lights of Milan walking slowly from bar to bar!
Triennale, Milan design’s home Triennale, Milan design’s home La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 07/07/2020 An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via Alemagna, the road linking downtown with the bustling Corso Sempione. To the east, the building looks directly at Sempione Park. Piazza Cadorna is very easy to be reached from the palace, just a few minutes walking from the subway station. The last time I was in Milan I really enjoyed exploring the three floors of desing museum, with original art forms and spirit of innovation and design in the arts which features Milan.True home of Milanese design, the site of the Triennale is indeed a must for every traveler arriving in this city: the three floors of the exhibition includes a ground floor, first floor and a garden open to exhibitors and the public. The foundation manages the Triennale spaces of the building and the design museum, even if it has been recently opened a new office in the district of Bovisa, in the north of the city. Also worth of a visit it is the very interesting bookstore devoted to issues of art and design, in the building of via Alemagna: it is a modern library that offers a wide selection of books and that if you are as passionate me for architecture, design and modern art is certainly worth a bit of your time.
An Inter - Milan match in san siro An Inter - Milan match in san siro In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum. scritto da Dave Mitchell - ultima modifica il 22/09/2019 Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro Alla Scala in the world of opera. During my trip I attended an Inter FC vs. AC Milan match, in which both teams have met in an appointment always strongly felt in the whole Milan, in its surroundings and throughout the whole Italy. The effect of Italian supporters is amazing: they really seem to go mad at each attack towards goal of any of the two teams. The choreography was very impressive, and the fans were supporting their favourite team through banners and choirs. Each fan group has been divided by the opposite one and located in a different area of the stadium. For each goal (the match ended 2-2) Inter and Milan fans cheered every time full of joy for the goal scored or despaired for the goal taken. After the match I went with my Italian friend Luca (a Milan supporter) out for a drink before returning home. The fans of both teams left San Siro disappointed for the result, but I liked this experience so much that the days after I returned to the stadium just to visit Inter & Milan museum.
Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer Milan seen with the eyes of Alessandro Manzoni, the famous writer On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture. scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 19/01/2020 Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San Fedele. From this church, before which now stands the bronze statue of the writer, we begin to travel the romantic places in Milan lived by Manzoni, in the years of the Italian Risorgimento and today. Via Morone is the place where one can still visit the house where Manzoni spent much of his life and where he received Verdi, Garibaldi, Balzac. The house-museum occasionally hosts readings of the pages of The Manzoni. The lounge is a true nineteenth century meeting place where the fate of nascent Italy was decided; walking here in Milan today we find ourselves in a place full of atmosphere, but also extremely elegant, at the margins of neighbourhoods of museums such as the Poldi Pezzoli and of the Fashion District. A mixture of art and new not to miss! Looking up to the sky we can see the white spire of the Gothic Cathedral with its golden Madonna, impossible not to visit. Don Lisander, as the Milanese call Manzoni, loved to walk the streets of Milan and perhaps his wandering gave birth to some creative ideas for “I promessi sposi”, his most famous novel. Manzoni describes a Milan in the grip of famine and plague: the first case of plague was recorded in San Babila and spread the plague spreaders on the benches of the Cathedral. The Lazzaretto is one of the most sad places remembered in the novel. The only remnants are visible today in Via San Gregorio between Buenos Aires and Via Tadino, today a shopping and cosmopolite area of Milan, where to shop and live a multicultural atmosphere, for an experience similar to European capitals. Finally, Don Lisander is remembered among the great of Italy at the Cemetery (Cimitero Monumentale), located in the northern part of the town. The atmosphere of Milan's literary elite can still be found walking in the avenues, contemplating the important and majestic buildings that portray a Milan bearer of great culture.
Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Inter Fc and Milan AC Museum Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/11/2019 The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the Milan-Inter Museum honors the leading lights of Milanese football. Born out of an idea of Onorato Arisi, who has placed his fascinating private collection in the museum, it tells the story of F.C. Internazionale and A.C. Milan through a series of unique memorabilia. Twenty-four life-size statues reproducing the players who made history for Milan’s two teams. Champions’ autographs, trophies, front pages of sports newspapers, old strips worn by Meazza, Rivera and Mazzola. To reach the Meazza Stadium by public transport: By metro: Line 1 to Lotto, then on foot along Viale Caprilli to the stadium. By bus: no. 49 from Piazza Tirana (FS Station San Cristoforo) to Piazzale Lotto, alight at the stop in Piazza Axum. By tram: no. 16 from Piazza Fontana (Dome) to San Siro, alight at the terminus in Via Dessiè.
The Basil of S.Ambrose The Basil of S.Ambrose It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 25/10/2019 The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. 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In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. 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Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the "the Martyrs' Cemetery." Four centuries later, in 789, the archbishop Peter founded a Benedictine monastery close to the basilica. Between the IX and the XII century, thanks to the archbishops Angilberto II and Ansperto the transformations started that shaped the Basilica, while later the pictorial decorations of the Bramante, Bergognone and Luini followed. In September of 1395, in front of the basilica, Gian Galeazzo Visconti was crowned first Duke of Milan. In 1857 there was a radical static and artistic restauration with the consolidation of the structures to avoid further collapses to the vaults. The St.Vittore in Gold Sky was renewed and jobs were performed to the chapels and the bell tower of the canonries was restored. After the 1943 allied bombardments damages the basilica was object of a radical external improvement. Of maximum interest are the pulpit, masterpiece of the first Romanesque period recomposed in 1201; the tabernacle, a rare work, based on four porphyry columns with marmoreal capitals adorned of colored plasters of working Byzantine lombardo; the golden altar (protected from a crystal urn), gift of the archbishop Angilberto II; the carved wooden choir, of slow-Gothic style, with polychrome carvings that recalls scenes of the St.Ambrose life and allegorical scenes. The basilica of St.Ambrose also boasts a formidable frame of chapels where the existing styles to Milan are represented. It is worth to visit the of St.Ambrose museum, rich of the funeral monument relics of the Della Croce and some "Monks whiners" of Burgundian school.
The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Last Supper and Santa Maria delle Grazie's Church The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 04/05/2020 Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. 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In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante. In the ancient Dominican convent refectory is possible to admire the famous "The Last Supper" known also as "The Cenacle" of the Leonardo, initiated in 1495 and finished in 1498. The 1999 restauration has confirmed all the dramatic expressive strength of this extraordinary masterpiece of the Christian art. The addition of the part absidale or gallery is owed to Donato Bramante. In 1463 the duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza decided to build, on Guiniforte’s Solari project, a Dominican convent and a church on the place where a small chapel devoted to St. Maria delle Grazie was found. The night of August 15 th 1943, the American Anglo bombardiers struck the church and the convent. The refectory was completely destroyed. Only few walls, among which that of the Cenacle was standing. Despite the terrible devastations, thanks to the Milaneses spirit of initiative, the church is been able to return to the ancient splendor returning the precious art works that have kept. In the first chapel, the principal attraction is represented by two precious sarcophaguses of Francis Olgiati, of the '500. Also in the fifth chapel a real masterpiece: a parade of angels in plaster. Very beautiful are the benches of the' 500, with inlays of various wood types. To see is the bramantesca gallery: the extreme grace of the presbytery with his archway. Here is possible to admire one of most beautiful wooden choirs at inlay of the Renaissance. In the beautiful litte cloister adjacent to the gallery, on the door that conducts to the sacristy, is possible to admire a Bramantino’s fresco.
Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 19/03/2020 The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. 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Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of the adjacent church Santo Stefano collapsed. The Ossary was repaired, while the church-sanctuary was rebuilt by Andrea Biffi in 1679. The present-day atrium was designed by Carlo Giuseppe Merlo, one of the architects working at the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo (the company that built the Cathedral). Work started in 1712 and was completed in 1750. Outside, the building is not particularly dramatic, but it is nonetheless interesting for its architecture. However the real focus of this location is the ossary-chapel. This is a small square-plan chapel, with a small, decorative altar surrounded by votive offerings and relics. The ceiling consists of a small frescoed dome, with angels and clouds on a sky-blue background. The walls of the chapel are lined by human bones, probably from the people who died in what was the hospital of San Barnaba in Brolo, victims of the plague. Other remains may have come from 16th century cemeteries that were later suppressed. The skulls enclosed in the sections above the external part are those of prisoners condemned to death. San Bernardino alle Ossa is known as the “most Piedmont-like church in Milan” because of its Baroque-Rococo style.The 16th century canvases inside include depictions of Saint Lucio, patron saint of cheesemakers, whose Confraternity is located in this church. According to a legend, on 2 November, the day of the dead (All Souls), the bones of a little girl on the left of the altar return to life, leading all the other skeletons in a sort of danse macabre. Inside the church, don’t miss the altar dedicated to Maria Magdalene, with a painting by Federico Ferrario (1714 -1802), and the altar dedicated to Saint Rosalia. The Baroque dome is also noteworthy.
The Palace of Brera The Palace of Brera The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 28/09/2019 The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . Art and culture All Academies Monuments Churches and places of worship Castles, palaces and mansions Streets and Squares Walls, towers and gates Museums Cultural centers Libraries and archives Historic Centres Cemeteries Art galleries Theaters Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milan Cascina Monastero Milan Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore Milan Palazzo Litta Milan Palazzo Litta Biumi Milan Resti del Circo Romano Milan Colonne Romane Milan Palazzo Borromeo Milan Palazzo Trivulzio Milan Casa Grondona Milan Palazzo delle Scuole Palatine Milan Palazzo Clerici Milan Loggia degli Osii Milan Piazza dei Mercanti Milan Palazzo della Ragione Milan Palazzo dei Giureconsulti Milan Piazza del Duomo Milan Mura Spagnole Milan Porta Romana Milan I Chiostri dell'umanitaria Milan Torre Velasca Milan Quadreria dell'ospedale Maggiore Milan Rotonda della Besana Milan Ca' Granda Milan Monumento delle Cinque Giornate Milan Palazzo di Giustizia Milan Palazzo Sormani Andreani Milan Colonna del Verziere Milan Palazzo dell'Arengario Milan Palazzo Reale Milan Tesoro del Duomo Milan Palazzo Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Litta Cusini Milan Casa degli Omenoni Milan Palazzo Isimbardi Milan Palazzo Belgioioso d'Este Milan Seminario Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Brentani Milan Casa Fontana Silvestri Milan Palazzo Anguissola Milan Arco della Pace Milan Arena Civica Milan Acquario Civico Milan Porta Volta Milan Fondazione Mazzotta Milan Quartiere Brera Milan Civico Museo del Risorgimento Milan Porta Nuova Milan Palazzo Gallarati Scotti Milan Palazzo Borromeo d'Adda Milan Palazzo Melzi di Cusano Milan Museo Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Palazzo Dugnani Milan Palazzo del Senato Milan Palazzo Serbelloni Milan Villa Reale Milan Galleria d'arte Moderna Milan Palazzo Castiglioni Milan Civico Museo di Storia Naturale Milan Palazzo Berri Meregalli Milan Porta Venezia Milan Villa Simonetta Milan Certosa di Garegnano Milan Villa Litta Modignani Milan Galleria d'Arte Sacra dei Contemporanei - Villa Clerici Milan Founded in 1955 by Bellini Dandolo in the halls of the prestigious Villa Clerici in Niguarda area is the first gallery of contemporary sacred art in Italy. Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. It is very popular with families and it is a point of reference for its distinctive schools matinees. Since2000 it is the seat of the Elsinor Teatro Stabile d' Innovazione. 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The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria Ricchini work, with Giuseppe’s Piermarini completions in the following century. In the eight hundred the courtyard has been enriched with the statue in bronze of Napoleone I as reconciler Mars. Subsequently the loggias, courtyards, halls and corridors were destined to the monuments that publicly celebrated artists, benefactors, men of culture and science, connected at the institution of Brera. Today the best examples, as the two monuments at Cesare Beccaria of Pompeo Marchesi and Giuseppe Parini of Gaetano Monti, remain. In the palace typically of the slow Baroque lombardos, have center, besides the Pinacoteca of Brera, different cultural institutions: the Library, the astronomic observatory, the Botanical garden, the Lombardo Institute of Sciences and Letters, and the Belle Arti Academy.
The Museum of Science and Technique The Museum of Science and Technique The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 09/07/2020 The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. 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In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. 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Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of military theory, ballistics and aeronautics - but this is just one section of a 10,000-item collection. Originally a 16th-century monastery, the buildings have had various incarnations - military hospital (Napoleon), barracks (Italian army) and rubble (World War II Allied bombs). Established just after the war, the current museum was finally inaugurated in 1953, and is now the largest of its kind in Italy. The museum's interactive labs, where children can learn, hands on, about the background and application of cutting-edge advancements in science and technology, was expanded for a second time during a temporary closure in 2008, and new galleries were also added. The museum's biggest draw is the Enrico Toti, the first submarine constructed in Italy after World War II. It was launched on 12 March 1967 as an SSK (hunter-killer submarine), primarily as a deterrent against the nuclear-propelled torpedo-launchers of the Soviet Army. It was discharged from service in 1999, and the following year the Italian Navy donated the vessel to the museum. After transport and extensive preparation, it opened to the public in December 2005.
The Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library. scritto da Cedric Mills - ultima modifica il 30/04/2020 The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . Art and culture All Academies Monuments Churches and places of worship Castles, palaces and mansions Streets and Squares Walls, towers and gates Museums Cultural centers Libraries and archives Historic Centres Cemeteries Art galleries Theaters Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milan Cascina Monastero Milan Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore Milan Palazzo Litta Milan Palazzo Litta Biumi Milan Resti del Circo Romano Milan Colonne Romane Milan Palazzo Borromeo Milan Palazzo Trivulzio Milan Casa Grondona Milan Palazzo delle Scuole Palatine Milan Palazzo Clerici Milan Loggia degli Osii Milan Piazza dei Mercanti Milan Palazzo della Ragione Milan Palazzo dei Giureconsulti Milan Piazza del Duomo Milan Mura Spagnole Milan Porta Romana Milan I Chiostri dell'umanitaria Milan Torre Velasca Milan Quadreria dell'ospedale Maggiore Milan Rotonda della Besana Milan Ca' Granda Milan Monumento delle Cinque Giornate Milan Palazzo di Giustizia Milan Palazzo Sormani Andreani Milan Colonna del Verziere Milan Palazzo dell'Arengario Milan Palazzo Reale Milan Tesoro del Duomo Milan Palazzo Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Litta Cusini Milan Casa degli Omenoni Milan Palazzo Isimbardi Milan Palazzo Belgioioso d'Este Milan Seminario Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Brentani Milan Casa Fontana Silvestri Milan Palazzo Anguissola Milan Arco della Pace Milan Arena Civica Milan Acquario Civico Milan Porta Volta Milan Fondazione Mazzotta Milan Quartiere Brera Milan Civico Museo del Risorgimento Milan Porta Nuova Milan Palazzo Gallarati Scotti Milan Palazzo Borromeo d'Adda Milan Palazzo Melzi di Cusano Milan Museo Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Palazzo Dugnani Milan Palazzo del Senato Milan Palazzo Serbelloni Milan Villa Reale Milan Galleria d'arte Moderna Milan Palazzo Castiglioni Milan Civico Museo di Storia Naturale Milan Palazzo Berri Meregalli Milan Porta Venezia Milan Villa Simonetta Milan Certosa di Garegnano Milan Villa Litta Modignani Milan Galleria d'Arte Sacra dei Contemporanei - Villa Clerici Milan Founded in 1955 by Bellini Dandolo in the halls of the prestigious Villa Clerici in Niguarda area is the first gallery of contemporary sacred art in Italy. Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. 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Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing Filarete tower, which was demolished by lightening and rebuilt at the turn of the 19th Century is his work. The remains of ancient constructions can be seen in the famous Piazza d'Armi. Other two towers characterise the structure: the Bona di Savoia Tower and the Rocchetta Tower, in which the Lords of the castle took shelter in times of peril and now home to the 'sala del tesoro' (treasure hall), where the "Argo" painting by Bramante is displayed. Restructured in the post-war years, the Castle is today host to the Civic Collections of Ancient Art (sculpture, with Michelangelo's "Rondanini Pietà ", a picture gallery and art room), of applied Art and engravings with ceramics, ivories, bronzes, tapestries, musical instruments and "Bertrelli" prints), of Archaeological (Egyptian and pre-historic sections) and numismatic art and to the Trivulziana Library.
The Monumental Cemetery The Monumental Cemetery The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 03/10/2019 The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high number of burial places inside the town. Moreover, the Municipality wanted to give the community a representative place by joining the cult of the dead. Within its walls, Monumentale gives hospitality to graves of different cults and religions, including the sections for non-Catholics and Jews. The work of Maciachini includes different stylists suggestions according to the eclectic taste of the age and it joins together the Pisano Gothic and the Lumbard Romanesque style with some inserts imitating the Byzantine style. The entrance square is dominated by the Memorial Chapel Famedio, a successful neologism indicating the temple dedicated to fame and giving hospitality to famous and well-deserving men. The sculptures and building of the Monumental Cemetery show the town historical events and its artistic history from Realism and Eclecticism, to Liberty and Symbolism until the contemporary age, as if it were a real museum in the open air where the main Italian artists are represented.
The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/05/2020 The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. 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Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core works of the collection, including such treasures as Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Raphael's monumental preparatory drawing (known as a "cartoon") for The School of Athens, which hangs in the Vatican. Heavy on Lombard artists, there are also paintings by Leonardo, Botticelli, Luini, Titian, and (Jan) Brueghel. Previous renovations done in the 1930s with their mosaics and stained-glass windows are worth a look, as are other odd items, including 18th-century scientific instruments and gloves worn by Napoléon at Waterloo. Access to the library, the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, is limited to researchers who can apply for entrance tickets.
The Pinacoteca of Brera The Pinacoteca of Brera The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/04/2020 Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned to collaborate; some works then became the symbol of the museum: The Wedding of the Virgo (1504) of Raffaello; The Madonna with his Child (1510) of Gentile Bellini; The Crucifixion di Bramantino. With the crowning of Napoleone (1805), the most important paintings by the departments of the Kingdom flowed in the Pinacoteca. Many works from Veneto, some paintings of the Carracci, Guido Reni, Francesco Albani and Guercino reached Brera. In 1813, thanks to an accord with the Museum of the Louvre, five paintings of Rubens, Joardens, Van Dyck and Rembrandt to represent the Flemish school of the XVII century reached Brera. In the same years frescos of Bernardino Luini, Gaudenzio Ferrari, Vincenzo Foppa, Borgognone and Bramantino came from various churches the giving origin so to one of the most greater collections. From 1815, with the restoration, the Dead Christ of Mantegna, and The Madonna of the Roseto of Luini, reach Brera in 1826. In 1882 the Brera’s Pinacoteca was made autonomous and separated from the Belle Arti Academy which big part of the nineteenth-century paintings was submitted. The museum was entirely rearranged and enlarged, thanks also to purchases of fundamental works like pictures by Correggio, Pietro Longhi, Piazzetta, Tiepolo, Canaletto andFattori, as well as the Supper in Emmaus of Caravaggio and The Vine-trellis of Silvestro Lega, purchased thanks to the Friends of Brera Association and the Milanese Museums. The renewed museum and inaugurated in the of 1950, it assumes a modern character. With the enlargement of museum in the eighteenth-century Citterio Palace, the Pinacoteca purchased new spaces extending itself with most greater Italian artists works of first nine-hundred, as Boccioni, Braque, Carrà, De Pisis, Marino Marini, Modigliani and Morandi. In the eighties a new order museografico for Brera is studied, characterized by inedited and innovative materials.
Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Christmas fairs and markets in Milan Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan. scritto da Alexandra Evans - ultima modifica il 13/03/2020 Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. 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Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one of the best and most attractive towns in Europe for both the young and old people. Especially during Christmas festive, the city assumes a new face; all starts on the 7th of December with a marvelous feasting celebration for the city’s patron, Saint’Ambrose. The day also coincides with the famous and an ancient Christmas market day full of typical products and sweet: the "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" fair featuring: wine, craft vendors from Piazza Sant'Ambrogio and food. Special churches services during this occasion are held in Duomo.During this festive season, you will have the chance to visit the famous Christmas Craft Fair of Milan L’Artigiano in Fiera, which is largest crafts exhibition in Italy, attracting thousands of foreign exhibitors and visitors to Fiera Milano. With food, clothes, jewelers, antiques, furniture etc. on offer, this places the best alternative for shoppers during Christmas festive. For the running second year, Milan own Christmas Theme Park, the Villaggio delle Meraviglie will be operationalized in the lovely serene Giardini Pubblici Montanelli’s surrounding, one of the best and nicest parks in Milan’s centre. You will also have the opportunity to be entertained by the fairytale village, which is inspired by Christmas. If you have children, the house of Santa will be there, where they can hand Santa Claus their Christmas letters. Adjacent to Santa’s apartment, a toy factory where kids can draw their preferred character will there enabling them to see the animations of their drawings. There will also be rollercoaster in Santa sleigh’s shape; ridding along the mountains snow for the children to see. There will be a rink of ice-skating also where alongside free skating, lessons, and sessions many shows and exhibitions will take place.During Christmas season, Milan’s shopping is unlike other shopping experiences you may have experienced in the past. Most expensive prestigious boutiques and showrooms globally can be seen lining the pedestrian walkways and boulevards in Milan. For instance, Via Montenapoleone the famous crosses Via Della Spiga which in turn is crossed by Via Sant'Andrea forms a part of real estate’s commercials including outlets for Gucci, Cavalli, Versace, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, and Prada among others. This shopping section is just for the high-end goods. When you go shopping for the middle range accessories and fashion the alternatives are even more thrilling.Milan, like any other Italian cities in general, observe Christmas quietly. Here you will see families re-uniting, friends reconciling and the poor fed. During this festive season shop for gifts but also of most important, think of what to cook for Christmas dinner. Here you will see families cooking their traditional favourite foods like: Risotto alla Milanese- which is prepared with onion, saffron, butter, beef bouillon and wine. Cotoletta alla Milanese-a meat typical dish prepared from breaded and Veal cutlets and then fried in butter. Polenta-made with cornmeal, which is ground and then it is served with tomato sauce and some type of meat. Panettone-a popular Christmas cake made with flour, water, dried candied fruits, eggs, and butter.There are a couple of markets during the Christmas festive season throughout Milan. One is the Smart Market which is based on the theme recycling and reusing at the Piazza Sant' Ambrogio; a Christmas edition based on the regular market. This market ends on the 23rd of December of that year. In this market, you can find the famous holiday Panettone, the symbol of Milan. Another shopping trip worth visiting is the market of Lazzate Christmas a small village in the outskirts of Milan. This market has a firm favourite atmosphere for shopping as well as events to keep children happy and an array of mouth-watering goods, many hand-made. You should also note that between Mid-December and 6 January is when Christmas Markets in Milan open and you can buy Italian-made children's toys, local crafts, and seasonal treats. Tips:On 25th of December, Christmas day, you can anticipate all shops, stalls, and markets to be closed. While in Milan, you can also celebrate Christmas by attending midnight masses at Duomo or visiting Christmas crèches within the city.On 26th of December, it is Saint Stephen's Day, is an extension day of Christmas, when families go camping out visiting Christmas markets and viewing nativity sites in churches.On 31st of December it is New Year's Eve or San Silvestro di Festa. This day is marked with much more fanfare in Milan.
Shopping spree in Milan Shopping spree in Milan Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day). scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 11/09/2019 Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . Art and culture All Academies Monuments Churches and places of worship Castles, palaces and mansions Streets and Squares Walls, towers and gates Museums Cultural centers Libraries and archives Historic Centres Cemeteries Art galleries Theaters Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milan Cascina Monastero Milan Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore Milan Palazzo Litta Milan Palazzo Litta Biumi Milan Resti del Circo Romano Milan Colonne Romane Milan Palazzo Borromeo Milan Palazzo Trivulzio Milan Casa Grondona Milan Palazzo delle Scuole Palatine Milan Palazzo Clerici Milan Loggia degli Osii Milan Piazza dei Mercanti Milan Palazzo della Ragione Milan Palazzo dei Giureconsulti Milan Piazza del Duomo Milan Mura Spagnole Milan Porta Romana Milan I Chiostri dell'umanitaria Milan Torre Velasca Milan Quadreria dell'ospedale Maggiore Milan Rotonda della Besana Milan Ca' Granda Milan Monumento delle Cinque Giornate Milan Palazzo di Giustizia Milan Palazzo Sormani Andreani Milan Colonna del Verziere Milan Palazzo dell'Arengario Milan Palazzo Reale Milan Tesoro del Duomo Milan Palazzo Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Litta Cusini Milan Casa degli Omenoni Milan Palazzo Isimbardi Milan Palazzo Belgioioso d'Este Milan Seminario Arcivescovile Milan Palazzo Brentani Milan Casa Fontana Silvestri Milan Palazzo Anguissola Milan Arco della Pace Milan Arena Civica Milan Acquario Civico Milan Porta Volta Milan Fondazione Mazzotta Milan Quartiere Brera Milan Civico Museo del Risorgimento Milan Porta Nuova Milan Palazzo Gallarati Scotti Milan Palazzo Borromeo d'Adda Milan Palazzo Melzi di Cusano Milan Museo Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Palazzo Dugnani Milan Palazzo del Senato Milan Palazzo Serbelloni Milan Villa Reale Milan Galleria d'arte Moderna Milan Palazzo Castiglioni Milan Civico Museo di Storia Naturale Milan Palazzo Berri Meregalli Milan Porta Venezia Milan Villa Simonetta Milan Certosa di Garegnano Milan Villa Litta Modignani Milan Galleria d'Arte Sacra dei Contemporanei - Villa Clerici Milan Founded in 1955 by Bellini Dandolo in the halls of the prestigious Villa Clerici in Niguarda area is the first gallery of contemporary sacred art in Italy. Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. It is very popular with families and it is a point of reference for its distinctive schools matinees. Since2000 it is the seat of the Elsinor Teatro Stabile d' Innovazione. 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Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La Rinascente near the Duomo. Foodies will love Peck, leather lovers should head to Chinatown's Via Paolo Sarpi and for quirky one-offs, browse around the Brera district. Milan does markets and designer fashion. Bargain for crafts, second-hand clothes and DVDs at Saturday's Fiera di Senigallia by the Alzaia Naviglio Grande canal. Browse the popular Viale Papiniano Market on Saturdays, and its Tuesday flea market. Discover an antique gem at the Antiquariato sul Naviglio Grande on the last Sunday of each month. On the third Saturday, visit Brera for trinkets and toys. For the best designer deals, buy during the January and July sales, or visit the out-of-city outlet stores. Some shops close for lunch, following Italy's standard shopping hours of Monday-Saturday 9am-12.30pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm. International and department stores are usually open orario continuato (all day).
Milan By Night Milan By Night Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 30/11/2019 Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the Navigli-Ticinese districts: the Navigli canal running through the area is lined with an ever-growing number of jazz bars, clubs and restaurants for the ultimate waterside treat. For a glimpse of Milan's fashion set, catch the beautiful people straight off the catwalk and into the hip clubs and bars on stylish Corso Como. Mingle with the models and enjoy a (pricey) drink or two. Discover Milan's new scene in arty Isola, north of the centre behind Garibaldi train station. Sip coffees and cocktails in hip cafés and bars, and don't miss Milan's renowned Blue Note jazz club. In true European style, it's common to arrive at a club at midnight – and not a second sooner. Entrance fees sometimes include a drink, so keep that ticket. Opening hours for bars and clubs vary greatly and some haunts remain open till dawn at weekends.
Food tasting in Milan Food tasting in Milan Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge. scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 05/05/2020 A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. Studio Guenzani proposes different artists, for the formal quality of the work, as well for their national and generational proveniences. In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. It is very popular with families and it is a point of reference for its distinctive schools matinees. Since2000 it is the seat of the Elsinor Teatro Stabile d' Innovazione. 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Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After a refreshing aperitif, dine in the good-value, laid-back restaurants in the canal districts of Navigli and Ticinese, south of the centre. Choose a cavernous eatery for a romantic meal or tuck in at a busy waterside pizzeria. The area between Porta Romana and Bocconi University is packed with Italian, Milanese and ethnic cuisine from Argentinean steakhouses to Mexican grills. Noodle and rice cravings? A few metres away is Via Paolo Sarpi, the hub of Milan's Chinatown. For an all-in-one evening, busy Brera offers pre-dinner aperitifs, diverse restaurants, late-night bars and a few spots to take your dancing shoes. Many restaurants close on Sundays but there will always be somewhere open. It is normal to add 10% on top of any cover charge.
A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala A night at the Opera: Milan's La Scala Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts! scritto da Chiara Guzzetti - ultima modifica il 27/05/2020 A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. Museo Diocesano Milan Museo Zucchi Collection Milan Museo Luciano Minguzzi Milan Museo Collezione G. Lorenzi Milan Museo Civico di Storia Naturale Milan Museo del Profumo Milan Civico Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Milan Museo del Risorgimento Milan Museo Ernesto Treccani Milan Museo Navale Didattico Milan Cenacolo Vinciano Milan Museo Poldi Pezzoli Milan Pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan Museo di Storia Contemporanea Milan Museo Studio Francesco Messina Milan Museo della Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo del Duomo Milan A museum of twenty rooms that collects the history and artistic works of the Cathedral of Milan. It was inaugurated in 1953. Here you can appreciate the works of sanctuary, graphics, paintings and sketches in clay. Museo del Cinema Milan Museo della Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio Milan Museo della Permanente Milan Pinacoteca di Brera Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Guastalla Arte Moderna e Contemporanea was established in Milan in 1992. Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was to become a symbol of the Risorgimento, the struggle for Italian unification, largely through its link with the life of the great composer Giuseppe Verdi. His stirring arias, often not-so-veiled references to yearnings of the oppressed, became patriotic calls-to-arms. The theatre's civic significance was crowned in 1872, when it became the property of the City of Milan. La Scala continues to be one of the meeting points for Milan's élite. The repertoire is distinct in that, even though it often programmes the Italian opera classics, it also champions unusual gems. The season starts on December, the 7th: book your tickets before the season starts!
A green Milan A green Milan The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale. scritto da Andrew adams - ultima modifica il 04/01/2020 Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Villa Scheibler Milan Cassina Anna Milan La Pinacoteca di Brera Milan The Palace is built on an ancient convent of the Humiliaten fourteenth century, and later passed to the Jesuits who established a school. La pinacoteca Ambrosiana Milan The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana is in the building where the headquarters of the famous Biblioteca Ambrosiana, was founded by Federico Borromeo in 1621 to combine its existing library, and initially began as an academy of painting and sculpture. Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa Milan Following the collapse of the bell tower of St. Stephen in 1642, the church was renovated once in 1679 by Giovanni Andrea Biffi (one of the architects of the Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano), who intervened mainly on the facade dand Duomo Milan Splendid example of mastery of 1400 architects. The construction of this enormous church began in 1386 and ended during 1900. From the roof, a beautiful view on Milan and Po Valley. Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. In parallel, Studio Guastalla boasts important collections of graphic works by international artists, including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georges Braque and Galleria Francesca Kaufmann Milan Teatro Menotti Milan Buma: Museo del Burattino e della Marionetta Milan Piccolo Teatro d'Europa Milan Teatro I Milan Teatro alla Scala Milan The prestigious Teatro alla Scala was built in 1776 by ??order of Maria Theresa of Austria. it was opened in 1778. It takes its name from the church, which was demolished to make way for the Duke's theater. Castello Sforzesco Milan The symbol of the city of Milan, it was built in the fifteenth century by Francesco Sforza. It was a major military citadels in Europe between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. Today, it houses the Egyptian Museum, an art gallery, among other galleries and museums of the Viscount. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century. Today the caves look like lakes, adding a picturesque touch to the overall appearance of the park. A project is under way to build three man-made floating islands, introducing a new population of water birds into the existing fauna. In addition to its rich vegetation, Parco delle Cave is also home to various associations which organise educational activities for schoolchildren, sporting competitions and cultural events.Located near corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It's perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico. A 19th-century project by architect Emilio Alemagna, the park also houses the Castello Sforzesco, one of the most popular sites in the city, the Arena, a neoclassic building designed by Luigi Canonica in 1806, and the Arco della Pace, a lesser Arc de Triomphe built for the glorification of Napoleon. ??Recent efforts have also allowed for the reopening of the 109-metre high steel-tube construction, Torre Littoria or Branca, a 1932 project by world-famous architects Cesare Chiodi, Giò Ponti and Ettore Ferrari, which for years had been closed to the public.Along with three small lakes, a playground for children and countless monuments and statues, Milan's Giardini Pubblici also feature the 18th-century Palazzo Dugnani. It houses the Greenhouse Laboratories, the Civic Museum of National History and Villa Reale.
Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milano - Your Home Away from Home Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of home while having the convenience of being close to the busy city centre. In the neighbourhood, you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, pharmacies and banks - everything you need. The quietness of the area could make you forget you are so close to the hustle and bustle of a large metropolitan city, making your apartment an ideal retreat after a day of sightseeing, shopping, or being busy at work. The spacious apartments, many of which have air conditioning, can accommodate two to four guests. Some of the apartments have a washing machine, while for those that do not, a laundry service is available. The apartments have full kitchen facilities, with some having a dishwasher, so you can cook for yourself, or dine in one of the many restaurants nearby - the choice is yours. The apartments are cleaned and the linen is changed weekly. Also, a concierge is available for making reservations or booking tours. Tram lines that stop adjacent to the apartment building take you into the city centre, where you can enjoy impressive sights, such as the Duomo di Milano or Leonardo da Vinci's the 'Last Supper' at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent. Or, for a spot of shopping in one of the world's most luxurious shopping centres, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is nearby. The apartment is also well-connected to the central train station, from where you can quickly reach the Expo Centre. If you are planning a trip to Milan for business or pleasure, make sure you check out Stopanni Quaranta Liberty House apartments, where you can experience your home away from home. For further informations: www.stoppaniquaranta.com scritto da Redazione Visit Italy - ultima modifica il 21/03/2020 Accommodation All (75) Farm house (3) B&B (13) Hotels (55) Residence (3) Villas and holiday apartments (3) Gala Hotel Milan The Gala Hotel offers 23 rooms whit private bathroom facilities, equipped with every comfort, such as direct-dial phone and satellite TV With european and intercontinental programs like TV CHINA e la TV RUSSIAN. Various lounges are at guests disposal.Air conditioning. It is located in a quiet setting, surrounded by its private garden and 2 kms away from the main Railway-Station and the international Trade Fair HOTEL DELIZIA Milan HOTEL DEMO' Milan Hotel Diablo Milan Art Hotel Navigli Milan GRAND HOTEL PUCCINI Milan BEST WESTERN HOTEL MAJOR Milan In the heart of Milan, the economic an financial capital of Italy, is set the modern Best Western Hotel Major. Close to Porta Romana and a stone's throw away from Bocconi University, this Hotel offers to its guests comfortable rooms, with free internet access, a very good restaurant and an ideal location where to move from into the city. BEST WESTERN HOTEL BERLINO Milan A few minutes away from Milan downtown, the San Siro Stadium and Fieramilano City and Fieramilano Rho, Hotel Berlino is the best place for holidays or business stays. An elegant and modern structure set in a quiet zone offer cosy rooms functionaly furnished with minibar, fax/mode plug, air conditioning, tv sat and free wifi internet. In the surroundings it is possible to play golf, horse riding, swimming, fitness. ATAHOTEL EXECUTIVE Milan ATAHOTEL QUARK DUE RESIDENCE Milan ATAHOTEL FIERAMILANO Milan HOTEL DOMENICHINO Milan Hotel Bogart Milan Atahotel De Angeli Milan HOTEL CASA MIA Milan ATAHOTEL THE BIG Milan HOTEL DE ALBERTIS Milan HOTEL CARROBBIO Milan Guesthouse Gioia House Milan Gioia House is a small and cozy guesthouse. Gioia House is located in Milan's Porta Venezia, in a typical "casa di ringhiera." A few steps away, the main tourist attractions of the city of Milan. The Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, Corso Buenos Aires, Castello Sforzesco can be reached in a few minutes by walking. The house and the rooms are furnished in a vintage style. A shabby style kitchen where to start your day with a good breakfast and a small terrace with flowering plants and fruit trees to relax. On the second floor, a relaxing room with a comfortable sofa and a reading corner with books in different languages. When you are in Gioia House you will feel like living in a country house… in Milan downtown. Losanna Milan A welcoming 3-star hotel in Fieramilanocity, perfect for business & leisure clients, Hotel Losanna shines it is so clean and very welcoming. Typical Milan efficiency and functionality always go hand-in-hand with your well-being. This 3-star hotel is near many clubs and restaurants, the Fieramilanocity hub, MIC (Milano Convention Center), the Piazza Portello commercial center, the Buzzi pediatric hospital and the futuristic Milano City Life neighborhood, which make this an exciting and dynamic area. In line with the times thanks to free Wi-Fi, loved by many for its cleanliness and its excellent sweet and savory breakfast. The rooms, comfortable and well equipped, all have orthopedic beds and satellite TV. Residence San Vittore 49 Milan CARLTON HOTEL BAGLIONI Milan GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Milan Hotel Panizza Milan The Best Rent - Short term rentals apartments in Milan Milan B&B Milano Bella Milan Stay in the heart of Milan Just 300 metres from Corso Buenos Aires shopping street and a 2-minute walk from Porta Venezia Underground, B&B Milano Bella offers free WiFi throughout and contemporary en suite rooms. A sweet Italian breakfast is served daily. Set in a elegant building dating back to 1880, rooms are decorated with different colour schemes. Each feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dedicated hall or directly in your room. Gluten-free produce can be provided on request. Milano Bella B&B's guests enjoy free use of a shared kitchen with microwave oven. Fresh fruit and tea are provided. Milano Centrale Station is less than 2 km from the B&B. B&B La Stanza Di Mita Milan Suite,40m2 ,private entrance, private bathroom, wi-Fi, LCD TV, espresso machine in the room, boiler,microwave, fridge,hair dryer,air conditioning ALBERGO ROXY Milan Bronzino House Milan Bronzino House is a lovely, warm and elegant Bed & Breakfast located in the centre of Milan, the ideal place for your stay whether you are coming for holidays or business. Completely renovated in its structure, furniture and accessories, Bronzino House is an attic apartment situated in a typical Milanese house dating from the beginning of 1900s, with a green and flowered courtyard that welcomes you. Evelina and Walter will show you through the apartment comprising of two bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, a bright living room with a small kitchenette for breakfast and a terrace where you can relax during your stay. You will taste the typical Italian Style where antique furniture and contemporary elegance are perfectly matched. Bronzino House is the result of Evelina and Walter’s passion for hospitality combined with the genuine pleasure to share with you their beloved city. A city where fashion, design and glamour are mixed in a strange but fascinating balance with old quarters, magnificent churches and unique theatres. B&B Mundi Milan MUNDI B&B offers an elegant and comfortable accommodation in the very center of Milan, 10 minutes from Duomo and Via Montenapoleone. Two finely furnished rooms, both with terrace, indipendent entrance, private bathroom inside, make it the ideal solution for tourists or businessmen. Wi-fi, air conditioning, books for our guests to enjoy. The double room has king-size bed, LCD Tv, walk-in closet, fine linen, works of design and contemporary art. Our single room is a mini-suite with adjacent kitchen. Around the B&B you'll find nice cafés and restaurants, shops, malls, public transport to reach any part of the city. Breakfast served 9-9,30 AM; otherwise we'll provide a voucher for breakfast at the nicest café a few steps from the B&B. Check in: 2 to 6 PM, check out before 10,30 (for different requests please contact us). We'll be pleased to welcome you and make you feel home. B&B CasaTitta Milan CasaTitta B&B combines the comfort of the best hotel and the charm of a home: four elegant rooms with en suite bathroom, wi-fi, tv and air conditioned. Well connected by public transport, CasaTitta is close to both major train stations (Garibaldi and Centrale) and at reach from any of Milan's airports. The center of the city (Duomo) is at 10' by underground and the major trade center of Rho Fiera (site of EXPO 2015) is at 30-35' by urban railway. Book now! at info@casatitta.it Washington Apartment Milan In the heart of the city, between Navigli, Tortona design and fashion district, Vercelli shopping spot and Fieramilanocity, W.A. makes you taste the real Milan. B&B Pink Elephant Milan A cozy and lightful place( doublebed room+living+ bathroom). Can host up to 4 people, minimum stay 2 nights.Price includes breakfast, wifi,taxes.Easy connections by public transports to downtown and main railway stations. Casa Del Giovane Lavoratore Don Orione Milan Abc House 3 Milan Dependance Residence Chiaralba Milan B&B Cristina Milan B&B Del Parco Lambro Milan B & B i Leprotti Abbiategrasso (24 Km) The Bed & Breakfast "i Leprotti" is the ideal place to spend a holiday of nature and relax, or for a business trip accommodation. In the heart of Parco del Ticino, the B&B, with a shabby-chic style, completely renewed in 2007, offers various services: from its spacious and comfortable rooms to an exclusive wellness center to relaxing and take beauty treatments, from the shop with local typical products to the Heliclub. i Leprotti is a real Oasis next to Expo Milano 2015. Grand Hotel Villa Torretta Sesto San Giovanni (6 Km) Domina Inn Milano Fiera Novate Milanese (7 Km) B&B Naviglio Corsico Corsico (8 Km) "NAVIGLIO CORSICO" bellissima abitazione finemente attrezzata ed accessoriata a completa ed esclusiva disposizione dell'ospite. Vicinissimo alla tangenziale Ovest - uscita n° 6 (Corsico-Gaggiano). Abitazione con 3 camere da letto, cucina attrezzata e bagno. Le camere da letto e il bagno sono illuminate da ampie finestre che si affacciano sul naviglio grande; La cucina completamente attrezzata ed accessoriata illuminata da una porta-finestra che si affaccia sul balconcino; Ampio parcheggio gratuito a 20 metri dall'abitazione. ATTREZZATURE PRESENTI: - BAGNO: biancheria da bagno, asciuga capelli, Kit da bagno. - CUCINA ATTREZZATA: biancheria da cucina, forno a gas con piano cottura, frigorifero con congelatore, lavatrice, accessori per la cucina. - CAMERE DA LETTO: biancheria completa da camera. - RIPOSTIGLIO: ferro da stiro, aspira polvere ed attrezzatura per le la pulizia. B&B Del Parco San Donato Milanese (8 Km) NH Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) Royal Garden Assago (8 Km) H2C Hotel Milanofiori Assago (8 Km) ABACUS HOTEL Sesto San Giovanni (8 Km) Situated in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, this business hotel offermeeting rooms with natural light, 93 pleasant rooms completely furnished with exquisite classic taste. The wellness centre of the Abacus Hotel will allow you to rest and keep in form after a workday. Restaurant, banqueting service and a congress centre complete the offer. The Abacus hotel is ideal for a business lunch, seminaries, conferences and business meetings. Hotel Blu Inn Cologno Monzese (9 Km) Holiday Inn Milan Assago Assago (9 Km) Cosmo Hotel Palace Cinisello Balsamo (9 Km) Crowne Plaza Milan Linate San Donato Milanese (9 Km) Hotel La Torretta Bollate (10 Km) HOTEL LE MORAN Cusago (11 Km) Hotel Esperia Rho (11 Km) Hotel Villa San Carlo Borromeo Senago (12 Km) Hotel Motel Visconteo Binasco (16 Km) GOLF HOTEL Lainate (16 Km) Albergo della Corona Binasco (17 Km) Hotels Comtur Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Ascot Binasco (17 Km) Hotel Il Castelletto Binasco (18 Km) B&B Villa Magnolie Corbetta (19 Km) San Giacomo Horses & Agriturismo Arluno (20 Km) Large double/triple rooms with double bed or twin beds, or apartments furnished and equipped. All accommodations have WiFi, TV, air conditioning, refrigerator. Strategic location few minutes from Rho Fair, Area Expo2015, Malpensa and Milan city. Free parking, breakfast buffet. Agriturismo Cascina La Palazzina Albairate (20 Km) As Hotel Cambiago Cambiago (21 Km) Motel Europa Ossona (22 Km) Hotel Italia Abbiategrasso (22 Km) UNA Hotel Malpensa Cerro Maggiore (22 Km) B&B Da Ingrid Legnano (23 Km) B&B L'Ospitale Legnano (24 Km) HOTEL 2 C Legnano (25 Km) Hotel Legnano Legnano (25 Km) Hotel located in Legnano. Legnano is a two star . The hotel has a restaurant . The stay in a double room costs between 32,50 and 65,00 € to presona per night . Staying at Hotel Legnano can also enjoy rooms with satellite TV , credit cards , and secure parking . Residence Hotel Prestige Bernate Ticino (27 Km) Scia' On Martin Buscate (29 Km) B&B La Finestra Sul Fiume Vaprio d'Adda (29 Km) Former residence where the great actress Anna Magnani stayed , bordering Villa Melzi where Leonardo da Vinci lived for some years and , apparently , painted " La Gioconda " . Overlooking the river Adda , has a view of considerable charm . Preserved as it was at the end of 1800 ,it has three rooms with bath , and in one , in the bathroom , there is jacuzzi and large solarium . 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Inside the Dome there is the Cathedral Museum with priceless treasur Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio Milan A bit hidden but one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Milan. The old courtyard, the beautiful interior frescoes, the golden altar, the chapels: everything is worth of a visit, even the museum hosting tapestries and art objects. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan Marble floor and mosaics, arches and iron beams supporting the roof and bringing int the sunlight. Ancient and historical shops and stores in a shopping center context. Beautiful passage between Piazza Duomo and Piazza della Scala. Cimitero Monumentale Milan Between the sacred and profane, this cemetery is an expression of funerary art from 1800 until today. Many famous people have been buried in the memorial chapel at the entrance. Palazzo di Brera Milan Located in the old quarter of Brera this beautiful eighteenth century palace is home to the famous Art Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts (Milan's art school), the National Braidense Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Gardens. Museo Inter & Milan Milan In the historical Meazza stadium, home of the two Milan's football teams, you can visit this unique museum that tells the story of Inter and Milan. Il Cenacolo e Santa Maria delle Grazie Milan Beautiful church in a Dominican convent of 1500 with the famous Last Dinner by Leonardo da Vinci located in the refectory. Saved by a miracle during the Second World War, attracts tens of thousands of tourists every year. Basilica di San Lorenzo Milan The Basilica, located in Corso di Porta Ticino, is one of the oldest churches in Milan. In the churchyard are the famous Columns of San Lorenzo A arte Invernizzi Milan The gallery opened in February 1994 with an exhibition of works by Dadamaino, François Morellet and Günther Uecker. Since 1994 the gallery has participated at Art Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Arte Fiera Bologna, Fiac Paris and MiArt. Artists represented: Aricò, Asdrubali, Candeloro, Carrino, Charlton, Ciussi, Colombo, Dadamaino, De Marchi, Foxcroft, Frize, Guarneri, Kopf, Legnaghi, McCracken, Morellet, Nigro, Pfahler, Pinelli, Querci, Rückriem, Sonego, Staccioli, Toroni, Tremlett, Trotta, Umberg, Varisco, Verjux, Wach Grossetti Arte Contemporanea Milan The Flat - Massimo Carasi Milan The Flat- Massimo Carasi is a contemporary art Gallery, based in Milan since 2002. It deals in painting, photography, video, installation and sculpture. In the space of 200 square meters, in Porta Venezia, through the program of exhibitions and events, the gallery promotes and supports the research in different forms of expression of young and mid-career, national and international artists. The Flat- Massimo Carasi is active in the primary market, participating in art fairs generating opportunities for exchange and collaboration between artists, curators, critics and collectors. Artist re Museo della Fondazione Bagatti Valsecchi Milan Museo di Arte Paolo Pini Milan Museo d'Arte e Scienza Milan Fondo "U. Mursia" Milan Museo Popoli e Culture Milan Museo del Giocattolo e del Bambino Milan Museo della Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione Milan Museo Teatro alla Scala Milan Located inside of the Teatro alla Scala, it was established in 1913. There is a great collection of costumes, letters of composers, musical instruments, and other collections. Its library houses over 45,000 volumes. 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Ettore and Silvia Guastalla focus their research activities mainly on internationally acclaimed Italian artists, with whom they enjoy a direct working relationship, putting on specific exhibitions at their gallery, and promoting and marketing their past works. Apart from the careful choice of projects and works, particular attention is given to scientific aspects of archiving, as well as to the production of exhibition catalogues. Artists represented in solo shows include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, in 2013, simultaneously with the important exhibition being held at the Louvre, Emilio Isgrò, Giorgio Griffa and Piero Pizzi Cannella. Alongside their commitment to contemporary artists, Ettore and Silvia Guastalla are a point of reference in terms of market for artists of the calibre of Afro, Alberto Burri, Giuseppe Capogrossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Gentilini, Renato Guttuso, Marino Marini, Arturo Martini, Amedeo Modigliani and Mario Sironi. 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Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Milan Opened in 1953 with an exhibition on Leonardo Da Vinci, it aims to safeguard the scientific and technological heritage. Of great importance in Italy, it also houses a collection of machine models made ??from drawings by Da Vinci. Teatro Manzoni Milan it is the place where the great drama theater found its place thanks to the tradition ofgreat artists who have played there since 1850. With 875 seats and 116 boxes today, the theater also hosts events and conventions. Teatro Nuovo Milan Located in the heart of Milan, the Teatro Nuovo was born in 1938 on a project of the architect Lancia. It has a capacity of 1,100 seats and hosts events of all kinds like big-name fashion parades, concerts and other major international gala. Triennale di Milano Milan The Triennale of Milano is located in the area of the "quadrilateral " and placed in Palazzo dell 'Arte; since 1933 it reflects the artistic and architectural culture of Italy. Theareas for shows and other activities is equal to 8,000 square meters. Galleria d’Arte Moderna GAM Milan Set in Villa Reale; it collects works by artists such as Andrea Appiani; Giuseppe Bossi;Antonio Canova; Francesco Hayez. But these are only a few names. It boasts a fine collection of the municipal art from the nineteenth century. Porta Ticinese Milan Mulino Torrette Milan Bicocca degli Arcimboldi Milan Biblioteca Tremelloni Sistema Milan Cascina Monlue Milan Palazzina Liberty Largo Marinai d'italia Milan Cascina Cavriana Milan Molino San Gregorio Milan Galleria Morone Milan Galleria Zero Milan Studio Manuela Klerkx Milan Galleria L'Affiche Milan MyOwnGallery Milan Naviglio Modern Art Milan Poleschi Arte Milan Progettoarte-elm Milan Studio Guenzani Milan Studio Guenzani opened in Milano, Via Eustachi 10, in 1987. The director, Claudio Guenzani, has shown during more than 20 years of activity, italian and international artists. 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In 1988 Louise Lawler’s and Cindy Sherman’s first exhibitions in the gallery have affirmed the interest of the gallery for photography (other exhibitions of Louise Lawler in 1994 and 2001, of Cindy Sherman in 1991 and 2001) they were followed by exhibitions of Hiroshi Sugimoto (1 Galleria Pack Milan Galleria Rubin Milan Galleria Cardi Milan Dep Art Arte Moderna & Contemporanea Milan Galleria Tega Milan Studio d'Arte Cannaviello Milan FORMA Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Milan Galleria Forni Milan Il Mappamondo Milan Galleria Spiralearte Milan Lorenzelli Arte Milan Nowhere Gallery Milan Galleria Gio' Marconi Milan Angelart & Design Milan Galleria Arte 92 Milan Artesanterasmo Milan Galleria Antonio Battaglio Milan Il Castello Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Milan Studio Gariboldi Milan Monica De Cardenas Milan Galleria Massimo De Carlo Milan Galleria di Maggio Milan Fabbrica Eos Milan Galica Milan Primo Marella Gallery Milan Teatro Sala Fontana Milan Located in the cloister of Santa Maria della Fontana, it offers dramas. 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