An impressive piece of architecture in the heart of Milan, inextricably linked to the fresco by Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper

Opened in 1993, Castello Tolcinasco surrounds an impressive 16th century castle and its ancient court.

Villa Litta is the perfect example of the “pleasure villas” so popular in Lombardy between the 16th and 17th century

House museum in the Montenapoleone district, the result of an extraordinary collecting event of the late nineteenth century

Villa Clerici was one of the most luxurious villas on the Canal and in the entire Milan area.

San Cristoforo is an evocative complex consisting of two little churches.

Known as “Il Castello” for the two towers that characterise the only remaining wing.