It is often heard from guests that besides the Duomo Cathedral in Milan, there is not much to see. This is not true, of course. Milan is not Rome, Venice, or Florence. That is why it is worth coming here for modern architecture.
As the Italian capital of design, not to mention fashion and finance, Milan stands out against the postcard Italy.
Milan is a city where you can find everything: Roman ruins, ancient churches, masterpieces of world painting, magnificent galleries, museums, bars, restaurants, and shops designed by the best designers and architects. You will learn how styles in Milan’s architecture have changed from the Renaissance, Neoclassicism, Modernism to Postmodernism and Brutalism.
Milan is the most dynamic city in Italy. Something is always happening here, something is changing.
The world’s best architects Hadid, Boeri, Libeskind, Koolhaas have changed and continue to change the city’s skyline.
The list of architects can go on. Building in Milan is prestigious. Skyscrapers receive awards, architects inscribe their names in the history of architecture.
Each building has its own aesthetics, philosophy, incredible engineering solution, it is both a reference to the history and tradition of the Lombard capital.
You will be able to see:
The Velasca Tower, St. Barbara’s Church, Pirelli Tower, Gallaratese II District, Sandro Pertini Monument, Prada Foundation, Feltrinelli Foundation / Microsoft House, House of Memory, Allianz Tower, Hadid Residence, Generali Tower, Museum of Culture and Arts, Polytechnic School of Design, Rainbow Tower, Hangar Pirelli Contemporary Art Center, 20th Century Museum, Recreation Park, Vertical Forest, Bocconi University, Exhibition Center
