The Studio Casoli in Milan is one of the better known galleries which have on display contemporary art in the city. Here visitors will find...

The Fontana di Piazza San Babila was donated to the city by the Ente Autonomo Fiera Milano in 1997. The fountain was designed by Luigi...

A 2nd Century pagan temple, which was turned into a church by the Holy bishop of Antioch, of St Babila. The church was rebuilt between...

In Piazza San Babila, the church has a column on top of which is a famous lion, erected at the request by the Duchy of...

The Palazzo Serbelloni is one of the most important buildings in Milanese Neo-classicism and there have been some impressive historical figures who have stayed here....

The Palazzo Fontana-Silvestri in Milan is a classic house of the 15th Century. The façade of this Milanese building is quite plain but it does...

The Archiepiscopal Seminary of San Giovanni was established in 1565 by St. Charles. It followed the recommendation of the Council of Trent, on the site...

Designed in 1783 by the architect Piermarini, these Public Gardens, covering 160,000 square meters, includes the two Carcanine and San Dionigi monasteries that overlook Corso...

The magnificent church of San Carlo al Corso was designed and built by Carlo Amati between 1839 and 1847. It looks out over the Piazza...

The church of Saint Maria della Passione is one of the most interesting Lombard buildings with the Bramante mark from the Renaissance era. Giovannin Battagio,...

The Museum of Santa Maria della Passione was created in 1972 by Don Carlo Costamagna, in the rooms of the former monastery. It preserves paintings,...

Casa Campanini was designed and built between 1904 and 1906 by Alfredo Camapanini. The building shows the architect’s love of the Art Nouveau style. The...

The Museum is housed in the 18th Century palace of the Morando Attendolo Bolognini family. The palace was inhabited by the Contessa until 1945 when,...

The Collegio Elvetico was designed in 1608 by Fabio Mangone and commissioned by Federico Borromeo, the college being destined for the training of the Swiss...

San Pietro in Gessate was the home of the Benedictines in 1344 and the church was built in its present form in 1476. It has...

On the outside of Casa Degli Omenoni in Milan, there are six enormous men (omenoni) adorning the façade. This small palace was built in the...

The Palazzo Bagatti Valsecchi is in the heart of Milan and hosts one of the most important and best preserved house museums in Europe. The...

Designed by Leopold Pollak in 1790 in a romantic style, the building now houses an important collection of modern art. The huge collection of paintings...

The Villa Reale was built in 1790 by Leopoldo Pollack and commissioned by Count Ludovico Barbiano of Belgioioso. This 18th Century villa is considered to...

The church of Saint Fedele was constructed in the 16th Century to a design by the architect, Pellegrino Tibaldi. It was built for the Jesuit...