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What to see
Art Nouveau architecture, museums, historic gardens and the NoLo neighbourhood: all within walking distance of the suite.
You don’t need to head to the centre to discover Milan: around Via Mercadante you’ll find Liberty (Art Nouveau) palazzi, museums, historic gardens and one of the city’s liveliest neighbourhoods. Here’s what to see on foot, starting from the suite.
One of the longest shopping streets in Europe: shops of every kind, from big chains to long-established independent stores.
Right on your doorstep · Open in Maps →
The old toll houses of Porta Venezia and, along Corso Venezia, Liberty-style palazzi such as Palazzo Castiglioni.
Porta Venezia · Open in Maps →
Milan’s historic park, with tree-lined avenues, a small pond and play areas for children.
Porta Venezia · Open in Maps →
Italy’s largest natural science museum, with dinosaurs and dioramas.
Montanelli Gardens · Open in Maps →
Shows under the starry dome: a classic for families and the curious.
Montanelli Gardens · Open in Maps →
A 1930s villa run by FAI (the Italian National Trust), with garden and swimming pool, and one of Milan’s finest house museums.
Palestro area · Open in Maps →
An apartment museum with a large collection of 20th-century Italian art.
Via Giorgio Jan · Open in Maps →
The neighbourhood “north of Loreto”: murals, independent bars and restaurants and lively Piazza Morbegno.
NoLo · Open in Maps →
For the historic centre (Duomo, Galleria, Castello) take the M1 metro from Lima: you’ll find full itineraries in our guide Milan in 1 or 2 days.
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