Sforza Castle
The Sforza Castle in Milan is one of the most iconic and historically significant monuments in the city. Its construction began in the 15th century on the orders of Francesco Sforza, who had just conquered Milan and wanted to establish a fortress on the remains of the previous Castello di Porta Giovia, built by the […]
Church of San Carlo al Corso
The Church of San Carlo al Corso in Milan is a magnificent example of neoclassical architecture, located on the lively Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. Built between 1832 and 1847, the church stands on the site of the ancient church of Santa Maria dei Servi, suppressed during the Napoleonic reforms. The new church was designed by […]
House of the Big Men
The House of the Omenoni, located on via degli Omenoni in Milan, is a architectural gem from the 16th century, designed and built by the sculptor Leone Leoni between 1562 and 1566. Its unique facade, characterized by eight imposing telamons – male sculpted figures that appear to support the building – is an extraordinary example […]
Ambrosian Library
The Ambrosiana Library, founded in 1607 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo, represents one of the greatest examples of Renaissance cultural institutions in Italy. Located in the heart of Milan, the library is a symbol of erudition and preservation of knowledge, housing a collection of manuscripts, books, and works of art of inestimable value. The inauguration of […]
National Braidense Library
The National Braidense Library of Milan is an institution of extraordinary historical and cultural importance, founded in 1770 by the will of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria. Located in the Palazzo di Brera, which stands on the area of the thirteenth-century convent of the Umiliati, the library represents a hub for the preservation and dissemination […]
Vertical Forest
The Vertical Forest of Milan is an innovative residential complex located in the Porta Nuova district, designed by Boeri Studio, consisting of two towers of 110 and 76 meters in height. Inaugurated in 2014, it represents an ambitious project of urban reforestation, with over 2,000 plant species including trees, shrubs, and perennial plants distributed along […]
Basilica of San Babila
The Basilica of San Babila, located in the heart of Milan, represents one of the oldest and most important places of worship in the city. Its history dates back to the 5th century, when Archbishop Marolo brought the relics of San Babila from Antioch. On the site of an ancient Roman temple dedicated to the […]
The Venice Biennale – Pavilion of Austria
The Venice Pavilion at the Venice Biennale represents one of the focal points for the exploration and celebration of contemporary art. Located in the Biennale Gardens, the pavilion is a place where art merges with the history and culture of the city, offering visitors a unique and engaging experience. Over the years, the Venice Pavilion […]
The Venice Biennale – Belgium Pavilion
The Pavilion of Belgium at the Venice Biennale represents a fascinating meeting point between history, art, and politics. Inaugurated in 1907, it is one of the oldest pavilions of the Biennale, located in the Giardini della Biennale, one of the main venues of the exhibition. This pavilion has always played a prominent role in the […]
The Venice Biennale – Pavilion of Poland
The Pavilion of Poland at the Venice Biennale is an exhibition space of great historical and cultural importance, located in the Biennale Gardens. Its inauguration dates back to 1932, thanks to funding from the Polish government. Since then, the pavilion has hosted numerous exhibitions that have explored various themes, from national history and identity to […]
