Milan’s layout is concentric: the historical center is enclosed in the heart of the Navigli Canals, the ancient defensive fortification, while the Spanish Walls and what is today commonly called the inner ring separated the… Read More »Milan’s Districts ( the coolest areas to visit)
A journey to discover the large number of street art works that dot Milan, selecting the central places where you can find some of the most beautiful urban wall writings in the city. The revelation… Read More »Milan in colour (Graffiti tour)
An itinerary to discover the gems of modern and contemporary architecture where there has been an extensive use of transparent glass surfaces on new constructions to cover and maintain their facades. In addition to the… Read More »Milan’s glass buildings
A tour of the highrises of Milan Porta Nuova and City Life districts to admire the new city skyline. A discovery of prestigious new business centers, landscaped areas, cycle tracks, pedestrian zones and new residential… Read More »Milan’s skyscrapers – the ascent of the city – (above us only sky)
Tour to discover the two faces of Milan starting from the opulent skyscrapers of Porta Nuova, giants signed by archistars, then to the dock to admire the suggestive Vicolo dei Lavandai, a place in which… Read More »The two Milans
Leone Lodi worked as a sculptor in Milan on monumental works adorning public and private palazzos throughout the city. Some of his works became part of the public imagination, like the famous lion, symbol of… Read More »Milan – the city carved by Leone Lodi sculptor and painter (the Thirties)
Milan is rightly considered one of Italy’s most outstanding art nouveau cities in Italy. Many art nouveau buildings were built between 1900 and 1910 because at that time the city developed outside the circle of… Read More »Art Nouveau and Art Déco (the nouveau and déco soul of Milan)
An unusual tour to discover the old and new artistic terracotta. Terracotta has been used for centuries to construct milanese buildings, in particular during the Renaissance and the 19th century, which left extraordinary examples of… Read More »Milan’s Terracotta bricks
The Navigli system has a very ancient origin and it is still one of the most characteristic and picturesque aspects of Milan. The canals are navigable from March to September but can be visited all… Read More »Milan and the waterways (the Milanese Navigli and the old Milan)
A tour dedicated to the ancient heart of Roman Mediolanum, as it was known, when, from AD 286 to AD 402 it was capital of the Western Roman Empire. A trip round the ancient city,… Read More »Underground Milan (Milan’s ancient ruins)
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