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Official magazine of the Lombard Association of Hotel concierges “Les Clefs d’Or” lesclefsdor.it/regione-lombarda

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WELCOME TO MILAN

TEXT Nicola Balitro President of the Lombard Association ofHotelconcierges“LesClefsd’Or”

Dear Guest, We wish you a very warm welcome to Lombardy on behalf of all the Golden Key concierges.

Milan Concierge Information is our concrete commitment to make your stay in our re gion a truly memorable expe rience.

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gestions for the best the city has to offer in November and December. In Milan, every month is unique and special, with fabulous one-off events. Let’s explore them together. In this issue, provided per sonally by us to you, we’ll tell you about the events you shouldn’t miss, exhibitions happening in the city, and restaurants that are worth visiting to sample authentic Lombardy cuisine. But also, what to do and where to go in Milan in the colder months of the year, must-see art masterpiec es and much more. What’s more, we’re at your disposal at our counter, delighted to receive your enquiries and questions. Have a wonderful stay.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

1SISTER ACT THE MUSICAL

Until January 7, 2023

Teatro Nazionale di Milano

The musical is based on the 1992 film that made Whoopi Goldberg rise to fame in the unforge able role of Deloris, an eccentric woman in a nun’s dress. Its soundtrack included 25 splendid songs wri en by Oscar-winner Alan Menken, ranging from soul, funky and 1970 disco music, to pop ballads in Broadway style. In 2011, the musical received 5 nominations at the Tony Awards, including one as Best Musical.

THE NUTCRACKER

From December 17 to January 11, 2023

Teatro alla Scala

The ballet season opens with the return of Nureyev’s The Nutcracker. In the famous production designed by Nicholas Georgiadis, wonderful waltzes and extraordinary pas de deux accompany the dream of Clara and her Prince and enchant the li le ones, in the magic Christmas atmosphere. The guest star on December 31 and January 4 and 7 is Jacopo Tissi.

LUDOVICO EINAUDI

From December 1 to 18

Teatro Dal Verme

The pianist and composer continues the tradition of closing the music season with his beloved concerts. A unique chance to listen to the tracks from his Underwater album, which has made him a popular icon all over the world. Ludovico Einaudi is accompanied at the piano by Redi Hasa at the cello, Federico Mecozzi at the violin and Francesco Arcuri, electronics and percussion instruments.

MINE VAGANTI

From December 7 to 11 Teatro Manzoni

Ferzan Ozpetek directs for the first time the stage adaptation of one of his most popular films, Mine Vaganti. A sweet-and-sour story which preserves the intriguing, appealing and comic spirit of the movie and in which the audience is invited to interact with the actors, in addition to a great cast.

MANUEL AGNELLI December 11 Alcatraz

Singer-songwriter, musician and record producer, since always a great name on the Italian alt-rock scene, as both soloist and frontman of the A erhours, the band started in 1985 by Manuel Agnelli himself and still actively recording and performing. On December 11, he will perform in Milan on his Ama il prossimo tuo come te stesso tour and introduce his first solo album.

6MILAN GAMES WEEK

From November 25 to 27 Fiera Milano

One of Italy’s most popular events devoted to videogames, cosplayers, the world of comics, publishing and entertainment in every way. Along with Cartoomics, the event explores a unique world of stories encompassing filmmaking, books, comics, games, videogames, across all platforms…an ecosystem of content appealing to fans of all ages.

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ART APPOINTMENTS

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1WARHOL. THE PUBLICITY OF FORM

Until March 26, 2023

Fabbrica del Vapore

An exhibition dedicated to the genius of Pop Art with more than 300 of his works to recount all the historic periods that were influenced by the artist. Through his revolution, he was capable of innovating the history of art of the 20th century, engaging in various fields such as fashion, music and entrepreneurship. The exhibition will focus on the years 1950s - 1960s, one of the most prolific periods for the artist.

2MAX ERNST

Until February 26, 2023

Palazzo Reale

3The first Italian retrospective dedicated to Max Ernst, a pivotal painter in the artistic history of the 20th century. More than 400 works between paintings, sculptures, drawings, collages, jewels and illustrated books coming from museums, foundations and private collections, both Italian and foreign. During the opening months of the exhibition, there will also be a series of side events, in particular the review Max Ernst, il Surrealismo e il Cinema.

HIERONYMUS BOSCH E UN ALTRO RINASCIMENTO

Until March 12, 2023

Palazzo Reale

The exhibition showcases the success of Bosch as the creator of fantastic images in relation with the trends of the time in the world of collectors and the artistic receptiveness during the Spanish and Italian Renaissance. For the first time, Italian and international visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the role of the artist at the height of the socalled ‘anti-Renaissance’ current that was spreading throughout Europe.

BRUCE NAUMAN. NEONS CORRIDORS ROOMS

Until February 26, 2023

Pirelli Hangar Bicocca

Thirty art works created from the second half of the 1960s that explore the most innovative aspect of Bruce Nauman’s technique with a special focus on his spatial and architectural research. This exhibition offers an insight into the search for expressiveness of an artist who has always studied the human condition and the most profound meaning of working on art in all its different forms: video, sculpture, performance, photography, drawing and sound.

MECENATI, COLLEZIONISTI, FILANTROPI.

DAI MEDICI AI ROTHSCHILD

Until March 26, 2023

Gallerie d’Italia di Milano

The exhibition illustrates the stories and love of art by the greatest patrons and art collectors of all times, from Cosimo and Lorenzo de’ Medici to Edmond de Rothschild, by exploring the relationship between economic capital and cultural capital even through the works of artists such as Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Van Dyck, Hayez and many more.

ROBERT CAPA. NELLA STORIA

Until March 19, 2023 Mudec

On the occasion of the 110th anniversary of Robert Capa’s birth ( October 22, 1913),

Milan celebrates the great Hungarian photographer with a solo exhibition that explores the main war and travel reportages that Capa made over his twenty-year career, years which coincided with key events in the history of the twentieth century.

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FROZEN CHARM

What to do and where to go to experience the magic of Milan in winter

TEXT Virginia Mammoli

The frozen waters of the Navigli, the spires of the Cathe dral dusted with snow, steaming cups of choc olate in historic cafes, spar kling Christmas lights, festive store windows in Via Mon te Napoleone, markets and ice rinks… Milan in fall and winter has all the charm of a cosmopolitan city that never stops, not even when the tem perature plummets - on the contrary, a very special atmo sphere seems to invade all the districts. Shopping, art, cul ture, good food - Milan has a lot to offer when the weather turns cold. Let’s begin from the 19th cen

tury Galleria Vi orio Emanu ele II, a great place for brows ing top international brands on a rainy day, sheltered by

the great Art Nouveau vault ed glass roof. Another luxury

shopping destination is the nearby Fashion District, a succession of gli ering win dow displays of jewellery, accessories and designer clothing. If you’re looking for something special but less conventional either for your self or a gi for someone, take a stroll through the Cinque Vie (Via di Santa Marta, Via del Bollo, Via Bocche o, Via Santa Maria Fulcorina and Via Santa Maria Podone), an authentically Milanese neigh bourhood where you’ll find art galleries, artists’ studios, cra s and antique shops, as well as clothing boutiques and modern design. Here you will also find the Pinacoteca

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

MILAN IN FALL AND WINTER HAS ALL THE CHARM OF A COSMOPOLITAN CITY THAT NEVER STOPS, NOT EVEN WHEN THE TEMPERATURE PLUMMETS

1. Pinacoteca Ambrosiana (ph.NiccolòRastrelli) 2. Museo del Novecento (ph.ThomasPagani) 3. Palazzo Morando (ph.GiulioBoem) 4.HangarBicocca (ph.AgostinoOsio,courtesy PirelliHangarBicocca) 5.MUDEC(ph.OscarDaRiz courtesyMudec)

Ambrosiana housing Leonar do da Vinci’s legendary Codex Atlanticus, and his famous Portrait of a Musician, along with masterpieces by artists such Raphael, Caravaggio, Bo icelli and Titian. One of the city’s many museums even more pleasant to visit at this time of year. Some of the best known are the Pinacoteca di Brera, Palazzo Reale, with its rich calendar of exhibitions, the Museo del Novecento, Museo del Cenacolo Vincia no (if you have booked ahead of time to see Leonardo’s Last Supper) and the Galleria d’Arte Moderna. For those who love both modern art and architecture, there are

MUDEC, Fondazione Prada and Pirelli HangarBicocca., while fashion history enthusi asts should not miss Armani/ Silos and Palazzo Morando.

Among the lesser known are Labirinto Arnaldo Pomo doro, Museo del Risorgimen to and Museo del Fume o.

You can also escape the cold in the city’s many churches –the Duomo of course, an un disputed Gothic masterpiece, the Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio or Sant’Eustorgio. A small lesser known gem is the Chie sa di Santa Maria presso San Satiro, with its amazing trompe-l’oeil a ributed to Bramante. Shopping, art, culture… and

good food? Milan is the home of historic patisseries and tra ditional tra orias. And trust us, there’s nothing be er at this time of year than a tea or hot chocolate to warm heart and hands, or a traditional Milanese dish such as osso buco, riso o or cotole a alla milanese (veal rib chop). So make time for a mouth-wa tering stop at somewhere like Pasticceria Cova, one of the oldest cafes in Italy, or Pas ticceria Marchesi, founded slightly later in 1824, now not only in its original location in Via Santa Maria alla Por ta, but also Galleria Vi orio Emanuele II and Via Monte Napoleone. Two of the histor

Pinacoteca di Brera(ph.NiccolòRastrelli)

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Museo della Permanente

A historical institution housed in the neoclassical building designed by architect Luca Beltrami to host art exhibitions and cultural events.

Antica Trattoria della Pesa It is one of the oldest restaurants in Milan, located where, in the nineteenth century, goods arriving from outside the city were weighed for the payment of duties.

Indro Montanelli Gardens

During Christmastime, these English gardens are full of market stalls and ice-skating rinks. There is also the Natural History Museum and Planetarium.

CUPS OF CHOCOLATE, GOOD FOOD, SHOPPING, ART, CULTURE, CHRISTMAS MARKETS AND ICE RINKS

ic temples of pane one, one of the festive season’s musthaves, which originated right here in Milan, or for those with a special taste for choco late, there’s Pasticceria Ernst Knam, the ‘King of Chocolate’.

To enjoy traditional cuisine, you can count on institutions such as Antica Tra oria del la Pesa, Al Coniglio Bianco, Tra oria Milanese dal 1933 and Al Garghet. Perhaps be fore or a er seeing a movie at Cinema Centrale, Il Gloria, Cinema Colosseo, The Space Cinema Odeon or another of the city’ s many cinemas. How can we not mention the festive season? When smells of gingerbread and mulled wines scent the air and lights and market stalls enliven the city’s squares and streets. Whereas in the rest of Italy the season officially starts on 8 December, in Milan it’s the day before, on the feast of the city’s patron, Sant’Ambrogio. Among the main events, the Oh Bej! Oh Bej! Fair with market stalls around Castello

Sforzesco selling all kinds of things, from vintage finds to limited edition prints, cra s and hot roasted chestnuts, honey, confectionary and oth er specialties (this year from 7 to 10 December), and the opening night of the new sea son at La Scala, a gala occa sion of glamour and elegance. Theatre is another great clas sic of Milan’s fall and winter, the main ones, apart from La Scala, being Piccolo Teatro, Teatro Manzoni, Teatro dal Verme, Teatro Nuovo and Te atro Franco Parenti, which also includes the spaces of Bagni Misteriosi, where in winter the swimming pool be comes a skating rink. On the topic of winter sports, new this year is the Swiss Winter Village in Piazza Gae Aulenti, with a ski slope, igloos and chalets (until 27 November). Finally, looking ahead, the most eagerly awaited event in February is Milan Fashion Week, with all its runway shows and side events, this year scheduled from 21 to 27.

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Villa Necchi Campiglio

An architectural gem in Milan, surrounded by extensive private gardens. The interior layout is typical of the region’s noble residences. Teatro alla Scala

One of the world’s most famous opera houses. Its sober and elegant exterior never fails to surprise rst-time visitors.

Fashion District

The area better known as the Fashion District is a luxury shopping paradise for global visitors, who come to buy the latest trendy item or simply to admirethestunningwindowdisplays.

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TEXT Martina Olivieri

AFFINATORE

If you’re looking for a guided journey of exceptional emotions and flavours, Affinatore is the place for you. Here you can sample a selection of beef from around the world, including superb quality dry-aged cuts. Enjoy an exclusive evening in a stunning se ing where modernity and elegance combine for a unique sensory experience. (via Piero della Francesca, 54)

L’ALCHIMIA

A single leitmotiv links the different offerings of lounge bar and restaurant. The surroundings are comfortable, the food reassuring yet sophisticated, the service meticulous and the mood relaxed, easy and informal. There’s also a private dining room with sight of the kitchen and a table to seat eight, surrounded by glass cabinets containing prestigious wines. (viale Premuda, 34)

DOMUS

An intimate, elegant and welcoming se ing where you can enjoy versatile and superb quality food. The wine list is excellent too. For an evening that’s destined to be remembered. (via Fabio Filzi, 8)

BARZAC

GOURMET DOLCE & SALATO

Barzac brings the authentic flavours of traditional Emilian and Piacenza cooking to the heart of Milan. This family-run restaurant is born of the passion of Pier and his wife Germana. Prepared using a small number of superb-quality ingredients, the dishes are simple but made with exceptional care and a ention to detail. (via Gustavo Fara, 29)

DAV MILANO

A casual dining experience that’s informal but always focused on superb quality ingredients, the acclaimed Da Vi orio style of hospitality and exceptional a ention to detail in the surroundings. Alongside iconic dishes like the pacchero and the elefantino, guests can sample a wide range of traditional and innovative options. (Piazza Tre Torri, 3)

THE PERFECT PLACES FOR GOURMET DINNERS

HORTO

On the roof of the exclusive The Medelan we find Horto Restaurant, which showcases its local character through its choice of seasonal ingredients and its involvement with Lombardy Gardens locally-based producers. An invitation to enjoy a new gastronomic experience with an ethical slant, under the guidance of South Tyrolean chef Norbert Niederkofler. (via San Protaso, 5)

ANDREA APREA

A stunning venue inside Fondazione Rovati in Corso Venezia. This is Andrea Aprea’s first restaurant, and despite its recent opening it has already earned her a Michelin star. The guiding principle here is an elegant lucidity accomplished with remarkable technique and Mediterranean flavours, which appeals to both connoisseurs and newcomers. (Corso Venezia, 52)

II LIBERTY MILANO

Opened in 2002, Il Liberty is a dream come true for chef Andrea Provenzani, a place that welcomes traditional simplicity and a beautiful fusion of classic and contemporary. The food is a journey from idea to creation. The menu ranges from land to sea, and varies according to the seasons and the ingredients that inspire the chef. (viale Monte Grappa, 6)

IT MILANO

Located in the heart of Brera, IT Milano is considered a landmark for top-quality Mediterranean cuisine. The creative menu includes timeless dishes such as the iconic Spaghe o ai Pomodori. All served up in minimalistic modern surroundings that are typically Milanese. (via Fiori Chiari, 32)

PELLICO 3

A sophisticated fine-dining restaurant headed by a young chef, Guido Paternollo. Here food and interior design come together in a symposium of taste and style to offer bespoke gastronomic experiences with superb a ention to detail. The mood follows the rhythm of the seasons in both decor and menu. (via Silvio Pellico, 3)

TANO PASSAMI L’OLIO

Chef Tano brings his particular love of extra virgin olive oil to new places and new culinary choices. He has an astonishing ability to explore the future and then return and update the present, creating delicate, balanced dishes served in a friendly atmosphere steeped in light and flavour. (via Francesco Petrarca, 4)

VISIONNAIRE BISTROT

An ode to the five senses that fuses experimentation, elegance and a fascination with flavours. The menu is a celebration of fabulous local ingredients and an inquisitive exploration of novel pairings. The surroundings give a sense of relaxed comfort, enhancing the experience. (Piazza Cavour, 3)

VESTA FIORI CHIARI

Simplicity and hospitality are the key words to describe the service and food offered at Vesta Fiori Chiari in Brera. The restaurant is on two floors with a panoramic terrace; the menu distils the essence of the sea in dishes that respect and showcase their ingredients. Plenty of meat and vegetarian options too. (via Fiori Chiari, 1A)

EL PORTEÑO GOURMET

A delicious corner of Argentina in Milan. The cooking at El Porteño Gourmet is underpinned by a total focus on the quality of raw materials and reflects the best of traditional Argentinian cuisine, albeit with some new interpretations, such as the pasta dishes, salmon and salads. (via dell’Umiltà, 36)

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VOCE AIMO E NADIA

Aimo e Nadia, a landmark of gourmet Italian cuisine for over 50 years, takes a cultural approach to food. This is a cuisine of flavour, made of excellent ingredients, technical skill and close a ention to detail. A culture, food and wine experience that perfectly complements a visit to the Gallerie d’Italia museum. (Piazza della Scala, 6)

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The crown jewel of Star bucks EMEA, situated in the heart of Milan, where the art and science of cof fee collide with the rich heritage of Italian coffee culture: the Star bucks Reserve™ Roastery Mila no. The largest Starbucks across Europe, the Middle East and Af rica and flagship store for the re gion. The Milan Roastery is a hop, skip and jump from the Duomo di Milano, Italy’s largest church. Head to Piazza Cordusio and the historic Poste building, which first opened at the turn-of-the twentieth century. This beautiful building became home to the Mi lan Roastery in 2018. Before step ping inside the 25,000-squarefoot space, look to your le where you will be greeted by a full-size

statue of the Starbucks Siren, hewn from marble. Once inside, grab a map and you’ll surely be in need of your first fix of coffee, so head right to the main bar where classic espresso beverages sit alongside a range of innovative brewing formats like the Siphon and Pour Over. You can explore, learn, and taste high-quality Arabica coffees, responsibly sourced from up to 30 origins around the world. Just speak to one of the knowledgeable, skilled, and friendly partners who will be able to take you on a journey from bean to cup. Take your favourite Starbucks Re serve™ coffee home with you by visiting the Scoop Bar, where you can purchase specially packaged, freshly-roasted coffee beans

from the Roastery. Next, you’ll be ready for a bite to eat, freshly baked breads, Italian pastries, and other specialties by Milanese baker Rocco Princi are served fresh daily. It’s now time for the main event, unprecedented visibility to all aspects of roast ing process, with a 360-degree walk-around view of the manu facturing site. The centrepiece is the 6.5-meter-high bronze cask. If you are in luck, the cask will dramatically unfold, allowing a glimpse inside of the de-gassing chamber. A er a day of coffee wonder, what be er way to see out the day than Aperitivo - also with carefully cra ed nonalco holic coffee cocktails paired with small delicacies - upstairs and the Arriviamo bar.

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WELCOME TO CARMÈ

Mediterranean food, a magical atmosphere and live music in a very special place

There’s no one in the world more impor tant than a mum! And that’s why the ow ners of Carmè restaurant decided to honour their mother by giving her name to the place they’ve poured all their heart and hard work into, with close a ention to every detail. An intimate atmosphere whose decor takes inspi ration from nature and the 1920s, where diners can sample the very best of Mediterranean and Ne apolitan cuisine, genuine food with a strong focus on excellent ingredients and simplicity. Entering the restaurant,

guests are greeted by lu xurious surroundings and 20s style, apparent in the use of tassels, velvets and the cosy Bistro area,

ning to great music. A magnificent open ki tchen and a fireplace complete the mood and make you feel at home. Even the bathroom is a destination, a veritable jewel.

where they can enjoy an aperitif, stay for dinner or sip an excellent a er-din ner drink prepared by the bartender while liste

The walls are hand-pain ted by local artists, cre ating magical light and atmosphere. Last but not least, the Moroccan-in spired outdoor area is a truly beautiful place to enjoy an al fresco din ner, with bistro tables and French-style chairs. Fabulous decor, extra ordinary food and great music: the perfect ingre dients at Carmè.

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35 YEARS HAPPY BIRTHDAY STENDHAL

Together we discover the classic Stendhal restaurant

If you want to treat yourself to a break from the noisy, chaotic life in Milan without leaving the beating heart of the historic city centre, at Stendhal time seems to slow to another rhythm - your own. A mix of oldstyle Milan and the bohemian Paris of the last century, the restaurant - a favourite among lo cals - offers the genuine flavours of Lombardy and Italian cuisine with a modern twist that does not detract from tradition but re interprets it with simplicity and lightness in dishes that are per fect and contemporary. Founded in 1987, the Stendhal has been run by the Forti family for over 20 years; the magic of bygone days and loyalty to the values of fine dining are preserved intact,

without the dusty, old-fashioned atmosphere of some traditional inns. The menu includes vege tarian dishes, light for a delicious informal business lunch, along side traditional recipes such as braised marrowbone with gremolada and saffron riso o, classic mondeghili meatballs, green tonnarelli pasta with veal ragout and truffle oil, veal with tuna sauce and Milanese veal cutlet. Meats, fish, cheeses and plant-based dishes are served in a sophisticated se ing with a focus on detail, from mirrors to table linen, wood panelling to fresh flowers from the stall in front of the San Marco church; modern art from the collection of owner Marcello Forti, and the background music, which

creates the unique atmosphere loved by a smart, exacting clien tele who want to feel at home. In addition to the two dining rooms, the restaurant also has a heated outdoor area with a green ceiling reminiscent of a winter garden. The perfect set ting for a family dinner, a special celebration or an intimate con versation under so lighting. A key part of the place’s alchemy is the Stendhal team, who always greet guests with a smile, relate the menu and the great wine list like a wonderful story. Because, at the end of the day, what you take away from a lunch or a din ner is not only the memory of ex ceptional food, but also the good vibes that accompany it and make you want to go back.

BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE

A stroll to discover one of the city’s hidden sides: its great art

TEXT Francesca Lombardi

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OF ART WAITING MILAN, A CITY

TO BE REDISCOVERED

In this article, we want to tell you about a lesser known side of Milan, a city of art waiting to be rediscovered which will appeal both to tour ists and people from Milan. To start our tour, we have chosen one of Milan’s oldest churches: the Cathedral of Sant’Ambro gio. It is the city’s second most important church, built in the second half of the 4th century by Saint Ambrose himself and then extended in the late Ro manesque period. The church was the location of the famous conversion of Saint Augustine and here you can also admire a 9th-century gilt bronze altar by Vuolvino dedicated to the saint. It is made of red brick intermixed with white stones and features a simple twopitched façade partially hidden by a large portico which recalls a narthex - the place where people had to wait their turn to be baptised. The Cathedral is instead a Gothic master piece built in perfect Northern European style. Its construc tion started in 1387 thanks to

Gian Galeazzo Visconti who opened the building site, also managing to deprive the rival city of Florence of its record for having the largest church in the world. Instead of the traditional Lombard brick, the cathedral was built in marble and with the help of northern European workers. Besides the Cathedral, the complex in cludes the Workshops, the Mu seum, the Archive-Library and the Music Chapel. Our tour of Milan continues with the Museo del Cenacolo Vinciano. Here it is compulso ry to make a reservation but it is definitely worth it. Thanks to a new lighting system installed last autumn, the visit is now even more special. Santa Ma ria delle Grazie, a Dominican church extended by Ludovico il Moro to transform it into a family mausoleum shows the incredible curiosity and artis tic passion of the Lord of Milan. It was here that Leonardo met Bramante and created one of his most significant works: the Last Supper. It is considered

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4 special cafes if you taking a tour aroundexhibitionsandmasterpieces: Marlà Pasticceria

At Porta Romana, the best croissants in town.

Clea Pasticceria Culinaria

A little o the beaten track, but well worth it - exquisite cakes inacheerful,welcomingenvironment. Gelsomina Caffè

In the Repubblica area, a welcoming place from morning to evening. Call in for a quick snack or a light lunch.

Le Cafè Habitat

In the City Life shopping district, a warm, modern ambience. Perfect also for a cocktail.

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Castello Sforzesco (ph.DarioGarofalo)

the most important mural painting; not only because for the first time all the apostles including Judas are represent ed si ing at the same side of the table, but also because in this painting, Leonardo exper imented with new techniques that could allow a longer paint ing method. Unfortunately, the use of tempera and the very humid environment quick ly damaged his masterpiece, and today we can only admire a faint memory of it. The Ron danini Pietà by Michelangelo is instead well preserved and potent in its extreme moderni ty. It is housed in the Castello Sforzesco, a building whose medieval and Renaissance ar chitecture is the emblem of the

power of Ludovico il Moro and the genius of Leonardo who helped with its fortification. The Pietà is Michelangelo’s last masterpiece. It seems that he worked at it until the last days of his life - once he stopped working at the Bandini Pietà, he even tried to smash it with a hammer - leaving to posterity a sculpture which with simple sketched traits represented all the pain and sorrow of death. At this point, one cannot miss a visit to the Pinacoteca di Brera where some works of art ex plain the evolution of art. For example, the Lamentation over the Dead Christ, Mantegna’s most emblematic work whose unusual perspective - perhaps it was supposed to be observed

through an oculus - seems to project art directly in the twentieth century; or also the Altarpiece of Brera by Piero del la Francesca. Here the perfect combination of zenithal light and perspective harmony help to reunite the saints to Feder ico da Montefeltro who com missioned the work. And even though many prefer the Sup per at Emmaus in the National Gallery, the one of Brera has a much more self contained and reflective quality. It is as if Caravaggio wanted not only to depict the wonder but also the mystery of the resurrection. And what can be said about Hayez’s passionate painting, The Kiss? It is set in the Middle Ages but it recalls the revolu

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ART IN CITY LIFE

INTERPRETS

THE NEW CENTURY

tionary movements of the 19th century. It is a soldier who says goodbye to his love: he will have to win, and maybe survive. The Rotonda della Besana is also worth a visit: through its long history, it was first used as a hospital, then as a post-Ba roque cemetery and finally as a Mausoleum. Today, it is a vast complex with gardens and are as reserved for exhibitions. The city of Milan can also boast beautiful villas in its histor ic centre. For example, the House-Museum Boschi Di Ste fano. This house belonged to Antonio Boschi and Marieda Di Stefano. It is an opportunity to discover the life of this wealthy couple who were able to collect about 2,000 works of art, 300 of which are on display here to day. Villa Necchi Campiglio is an architectural jewel from the 1930s which features a swim ming pool, a smoking room, dining and living rooms. In the rooms of this villa surrounded by greenery you can still ad mire the elegant and never too excessive style of this family of

industrialists. Before moving on to the third millennium, it is important to mention two of the city’s exhibition venues: the Palazzo Reale which con tinues a tradition that began in the 1950s; and the Museo Novecento with the complete restoration of the two floors of the Arengario dedicated to Ital ian art of the 1920s - 1950s. The exhibition begins with Ital ian works from the 1920s and 1930s, including a solo exhibi tion dedicated to Giorgio Mo randi. A er passing through the rooms of Marino Marini and the large area dedicated to Lucio Fontana, the visit contin ues in the long hall on the fi h floor with art from the second post-war period, including the rooms dedicated to Manzoni and Burri.

The headquarters of the Fon dazione Prada in Milan is a combination of industry and art, and along with those of Venice and Rome is an exhibi tion venue, but also a place of artistic production. To be pre cise, fashion and art. And the

point of connection is precise ly the 60-metre tower which completes the tour desired by Dutch architect Rem Kool haas. And now we are almost in the future. There are two areas that best interpret this new century. The first is Porta Garibaldi with the Unicredit Tower standing out from the various contemporary works of art and buildings—with its 231 metres of height and 31 floors, it is the highest skyscraper in Italy. Also, the nearby pedes trian and elevated square Gae Aulenti designed by Argentine architect César Pelli. In the nearby Isola district, the Ver tical Forest designed by the Studio Boeri (Stefano Boeri, Gi anandrea Barreca and Giovan ni La Varra) stands out like an enchanted dream. The other area is the new centre, Milano Citylife: among residential complexes and Art Nouveau buildings, you will find the Torto, the Curvo and the Drit to: three must-see towers de signed by Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki and Daniel Libeskind.

TOP PLACES TO SEE IN MILAN

Museums, churches and all the a ractions that you should not miss in city. Reservations are recommended in some museums, ask your ‘Les Clefs D’Or’ concierge

BASILICA OF SAN SIMPLICIANO

A basilica founded by Bishop Ambrose, the façade and its doorway remains from the Romanesque period. Beauti ful to visit the two cloisters. Piazza San Simpliciano, 7 ph. +39 02 862274 sansimpliciano.it

BASILICA

OF SANT’AMBROGIO

Founded in the 4th century, the basilica is one of oldest church es in the city, a striking example of Romanesque architecture. Piazza Sant’Ambrogio, 15 ph. +39 02 86450895 basilicasantambrogio.it

BASILICA

OF SANTA MARIA DELLE GRAZIE

The basilica and convent of the parish of San Vi ore al Corpo. The architecture of the church, built between 1492 and 1493 at the behest of the Duke of Milan Ludovico il Moro as a mausoleum for his family, is one of the greatest achieve ments of the Renaissance in northern Italy. Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is in the refectory of the convent. Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie ph. +39 02 4676111 legraziemilano.it

BASILICA SANT’EUS TORGIO & PORTINARI

CHAPEL

Piazza Sant’Eustorgio hides traces of medieval Milan. The

church bell tower is the tall est in town (seventy-five me ters high), built in 1306 and is the oldest in Europe a er Big Ben. The Portinari Chapel is a Renaissance gem. Piazza Sant’Eustorgio, 1 ph. +39 02 58101583 santeustorgio.it BIBLIOTECA

NAZIONALE BRAIDENSE

The third-largest Italian li brary, containing some mil lion and a half items. Of this

vast heritage, major subsets include 2,367 manuscripts, 40,000 autographs and more than 23,000 newspaper head lines. Since July 2015 the li brary has been part of the Pinacoteca di Brera museum complex, under the direction of James M. Bradburne. Via Brera, 28 ph. +39 02 72263401 bibliotecabraidense.org Closed Sundays

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CASA DEGLI ATELLANI & LEONARDO’S VINEYARD

While Leonardo da Vinci was in Milan, Duke Ludovico il Moro gave him a vineyard in the centre of the city in appreciation for the magnif icent works he was creating to embellish the ducal city.

This was Leonardo’s Vine yard: reopened to the public for Expo 2015, the vineyard is located near Santa Maria delle Grazie, in the court yard of Casa degli Atellani, the fi eenth-century resi dence of Ludovico il Moro and the last remaining trace of the ancient Borgo delle Grazie.

Corso Magenta, 65 ph. +39 02 25061895 casadegliatellani.it

CASTELLO SFORZESCO

It was originally a fortress built by Gian Galeazzo Vis conti in the 15th century. One hundred years later, Frances co Sforza made it his noble residence a er taking posses sion of Milan. Ludovico Sforza founded one of the most so phisticated courts in Europe and called the best artists of the time to embellish the castle, including Leonardo da Vinci and Filarete. The imposing building today is a unique museum complex divided into the Civic Muse ums, which house perma nent exhibitions and a rich program of temporary art shows and events. It includes the Museum of Ancient Art, the Egyptian Museum, the Museum of Prehistory and Protohistory, the Museum of Applied Arts, the Museum of Musical Instruments, the Mu seum of Furniture and Wood en Sculptures, the Trivulzi ana Library, the Pinacoteca, and the Pietà Rondanini. Piazza Castello ph. +39 02 88463700 milanocastello.it

Closed Mondays, December 25, January 1, May 1

CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA NEAR SAN SATIRO

Built in two phases, the church of Santa Maria dates to 1486. Bramante was re sponsible for the archi

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tecture, creating a unique trompe-l’oeil choir.

Via Torino, 17/19 ph. +39 02 874683

CHURCH OF SAN MAURIZIO AL MONASTERO MAGGIORE

All the walls and ceilings inside the ex-convent San Maurizio al Monastero Mag giore were painted by Ber nardino Luini, who worked in the church between 1522 and 1529, depicting episodes of the Bible. This triumph of frescoes is considered to be the Milanese Sistine Chapel. Corso Magenta, 13 Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

THE MONUMENTAL CEMETERY

Founded in 1866 as a burial place open to all citizens of Milan, this identity has shi ed over time, and the ceme tery has become a genuine anthem to Milan-ness, not only a resting place for the de parted but an important part

Citylife

of the city’s history. The larg est area is the Famedio, from the Latin famae aedes, tem ple of fame. Here lie Alessan dro Manzoni, Carlo Ca aneo, Luca Beltrami, Leo Valiani, Bruno Munari, Carlo Forlani ni and Salvatore Quasimodo. Piazzale Cimitero Monumentale ph. +39 02 88465600 comune.milano.it Closed Mondays

CITYLIFE

This area was a residential neighbourhood, dominated by the imposing Fiera Campi onaria warehouses, but with the advent of the new, daring Fiera in Rho the vacant place was the perfect opportunity for a complex architectural project, with beautiful houses, two towers designed by Zaha

Hadid and Daniel Libeskind, a third skyscraper by Arata Isozaki known as “il Dri o,” a beautiful park and a lively shopping mall open every day.

MILAN CATHEDRAL

Located in the square that shares its name, the Duomo is dedicated to Santa Maria Nascente and is Italy’s largest church. Symbol and protector of the Milanese people, the Madon nina is made in beaten and gild ed copper plates, today support ed by a framework of stainless

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steel. The Madonnina has stood on the main spire of the cathe dral since 1774. The building has 135 pinnacles and contains some 3,400 statues and over 700 figures carved in marble relief. Piazza del Duomo ph. +39 02 72023375 duomomilano.it

GALLERIA

VITTORIO EMANUELE II

Designed by Giuseppe Men goni, this shopping center’s foundation stone was laid in

1865 by Vi orio Emanuele II, hence its name. From its inception, the Galleria was a meeting place for the Mila nese bourgeois, earning it the nickname Milan’s living room.

It has a cross plan with an octagonal iron and glass roof, 47 metres high. The visitor’s gaze is drawn toward the floor mosaics, which represent the coats of arms of Rome, Flor ence, Turin and Milan. Along side some of the city’s historic cafes, inside the gallery you’ll find boutiques of the world’s great fashion houses.

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LAST SUPPER

CENACOLO VINCIANO

Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Sup per, frescoed from 1495-97 on the commission of Ludovico

Sforza in the refectory of the Dominican monastery of the Basilica of Santa Maria del le Grazie, was immediately hailed by Leonardo’s contem poraries as the cornerstone of Renaissance art.

Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie ph. +39 02 4676111 legraziemilano.it

PALAZZO REALE

It was the city’s center of power beginning in the 13th centu ry, and today it’s the top spot for cultural offerings, with a packed calendar of exhibitions.

Piazza Duomo, 12 ph. +39 02 88465230 palazzorealemilano.it Closed Mondays

PARCO SEMPIONE

Thirty-eight hectares of En glish-style lawns, paths, copses, lakes and areas dedicated to sports. Enjoy the clean morning air and discover corners of the park that usually go unnoticed: admire the original Aquarium built in 1906, the Torre Branca by Gio Ponti (1933), the meta physical Teatro by Alberto Burri (1973), recently given a new life, and De Chirico’s newly-restored Mysterious Baths fountain (1973).

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RONDANINI PIETÀ CASTELLO

SFORZESCO

The final, unfinished work of Michelangelo Buonarro ti, the Rondanini Pietà - on display at the new Castel lo Sforzesco Museum - is the artist’s testament and meditation on death and salvation. In this work the sculptor renounces bodily perfection and heroic beauty, depicting the dead Christ as a symbol of suffering. Piazza Castello ph. +39 02 88463700 milanocastello.it

Closed Mondays, 25 December, 1 January and 1 May

PINACOTECA

AMBROSIANA

Established in 1618 a er Cardinal Borromeo’s be queathal of statues and paintings. Among the awe-inspiring works are Leonardo’s Portrait of a Mu sician and Caravaggio’s Bas ket of Fruit.

Piazza Pio XI, 2 ph. +39 02 806921 ambrosiana.it

Closed Mondays

PINACOTECA

DI BRERA

The painting and sculpture gallery (Pinacoteca) flanked the Accademia di Belle Arti for educational purposes. When Milan became the capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1805), bequests and

acquisitions from Vene to, Emilia Romagna and Marche arrived at the gal lery. Major works include Mantegna’s Dead Christ, Raphael’s Marriage of the Virgin, Caravaggio’s Supper at Emmaus and others by Carpaccio, Piero della Fran cesca, Titian, Tintore o and Veronese.

Via Brera, 28 ph. +39 02 72263230 pinacotecabrera.org

Closed Mondays

PIRELLI HANGARBICOCCA

An exhibition space for modern and contemporary art in the Bi cocca quarter of the city. Since it opened it has hosted shows by Marina Abramović, Carsten Höller, Alfredo Jaar, Philippe Parreno, Laure Prouvost and Apichatpong Weerasethakul. It’s also the site of a permanent installation by Anselm Kiefer. Via Chiese, 2

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ph. +39 02 66111573

pirellihangarbicocca.org

Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays

PLANETARIO

ULRICO HOEPLI

The Planetarium vaunts paint ings of the constellations on its facade. Inside, look up at the sky from the 300 moving arm chairs across a large dome. Corso Venezia, 57

ph. +39 02 88463340 lofficina.eu

PORTA NUOVA

Milan’s skyline was redrawn thanks to the Porta Nuova area, the city’s most contemporary neighbourhood and home to the Torre Unicredit, designed by Cesar Pelli, who was also behind the adjacent piazza Gae Aulenti, an open-air shop ping mall. In October 2018, the Biblioteca degli Alberi Park was inaugurated, designed by the Dutch landscaper Petra

Blaisse. Not too far away, Ste fano Boeri’s award-winning residential buildings are at tention-grabbing: the two in novative towers, known as the Vertical Forest, are standing side-by-side almost entirely covered in vegetation.

Piazzale Principessa Clotilde, 37 THE FASHION

QUADRILATERAL

The area of Milan renowned all over the world as a luxu ry shopping district, packed with jewellers, boutiques and showrooms for the most exclusive, acclaimed and ex pensive names in clothing, design and interiors. So called because it is bordered by four famous streets: Via Monte Na poleone, Via Manzoni, Via del la Spiga and Corso Venezia.

THE DUOMO TERRACES

U erly unique in Italy. Like an cient stone stalagmites reach

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ing skywards, the pinnacles tower above the shining marble cathedral. Every structural or ornamental detail of their ar chitecture and decoration car ries the legacy of the sculpture tradition handed down from the master stonemasons who bring their wisdom and exper tise to everything they create. Piazza Duomo, 14/A ph. +39 02 72023375 duomomilano.it

SORMANI LIBRARY

The 16th-century Palazzo Sormani is today the city li brary, boasting the largest collection of books, periodi cals and multimedia in Milan. A reading garden at the back of the building is open from April to October. Corso di Porta Vi oria, 6 ph. +39 800 880066 milano.biblioteche.it/library/ sormani

Closed Sunday

TEATRO ALLA SCALA

The most famous opera house in the world, with an audience as critical as it is appreciative, the

theatre made its name in Milan’s history through Giuseppe Ver di, Arturo Toscanini and Maria Callas, who was discovered here in 1955. Inaugurated in 1778 and renowned since then for its acoustics. The La Scala season officially opens each year with an opera on December 7, the feast day of St. Ambrose, patron saint of the city. Via Filodrammatici, 2 teatroallascala.org

TORRE BRANCA

Originally called Torre Li oria, this steel structure was built in 1933 to a design by architect Giò Ponti, and stands in Mi lan’s Sempione Park. At 108.6 metres, it is the tenth tallest accessible building in the city. Viale Luigi Camoens, 2 ph. +39 02 3314120

museobranca.it Closed Mondays

TRIENNALE MILANO

Situated in Parco Sempione, Palazzo dell’Arte has housed La Triennale (p. 154) since 1933, founded to promote design and applied arts through interna tional shows. Today it’s home to the Triennale Design Museum, with exhibitions that retrace the history of iconic objects cra ed in Italy, tackling issues linked to design and production.

Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6 ph. +39 02 724341 triennale.org

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MUSEUMS

BAGATTI VALSECCHI HOUSE MUSEUM

A house museum which is the fruit of an extraordinary late 19th -century collection put to gether by two brothers- Barons Fausto and Giuseppe Baga i Valsecchi, who decided to ren ovate their family home in the heart of Milan in Renaissance Revival-style to house their rich collection of 15th and 16th -centu ry works of art and artifacts.

Via Gesù, 5 ph. + 39 02 76006132

Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

BOSCHI DI STEFANO HOUSE MUSEUM

A historic residence in Milan. Designed by Piero Portaluppi, it was the home of Antonio Bos chi (1896-1988) and Marieda di Stefano (1901-1968): the couple, over a lifetime, put together an extraordinary 20th-centu ry contemporary art collec tion. On display in the rooms of their apartment are about

three hundred pieces select ed among the collection’s over two thousand paintings and sculptures, including works by Piero Marussig, Umberto Boccioni, Mario Sironi, Giogio de Chirico, Arturo Martini, Achille Funi, Giorgio Morandi, Filippo de Pisis, Lucio Fontana, Renato Biroli, Aligi Sassu, Ro berto Crippa, Enrico Baj, Piero Manzoni.

Via Giorgio Jan, 15 ph. +39 02 88463614 casamuseoboschidistefano.it Closed Mondays

NECCHI CAMPIGLIO

HOUSE

MUSEUM

Nestled in a large private gar den with swimming pool and tennis court downtown Milan, Villa Necchi Campiglio was completed in 1935. It was de signed by architect Piero Por taluppi for the Necchi Campi glio family, members of Milan’s wealthy and elegant upper middle class in the 1930s. In the second postwar period, the Vil la was renovated by architect Tomaso Buzzi, who so ened Portaluppi’s linear style by add ing 18th century-inspired, in particular, Louis XV-style fur nishing elements.

Via Mozart, 14 ph. +39 02 76340121 casemuseo.it/project/nec chi-campiglio

Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

ARNALDO POMODORO FOUNDATION

The Foundation was started to pursue Arnaldo Pomodoro’s goal of creating the “Home of Sculpture”: a place open to the rereading of 20th-century art and to the creativity of young artists, a collective space for all those who love art.

Via Vigevano, 9 ph. +39 02 89075394 fondazionearnaldopomodoro.it Closed Mondays and Satur days

FELTRINELLI PORTA VOLTA FOUNDATION

The Fondazione Feltrinelli Por ta Volta building is an urban cultural center designed by architects Jacques Herzog & Pierre de Meuron. Opened in 2016 around the corner from Corso Como, the long steel and glass structure on Viale Pasu bio, inspired by the farmstead buildings of traditional Lom bard rural architecture, hous es a bookstore, café, library and dedicated reading room.

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Throughout the year, there is no shortage of public events and lectures.

Viale Pasubio, 5 ph. +39 02 4958341 fondazionefeltrinelli.it

FORMA

PER LA FOTOGRAFIA

FOUNDATION

A space entirely devoted to fine-art photography. The idea was conceived by Contrasto and Fondazione Corriere della Sera along with ATM for the purpose of giving more space to photography in all its ex pressions as contemporary lan guage, art form and communi cation tool.

Via Cernaia, 7 ph. +39 02 58118067 formafoto.it

FRANCO ALBINI

FOUNDATION

The Foundation was started 30 years a er the death of the architect to whom it owes its name at the studio of Franco Albini and Franca Helg. The Franco Albini collection in cludes about 22,000 designs, a photographic archive of over 6,000 vintage photos and 2,500 slides, in addition to models, writings, technical reports, books and magazines from the studio’s library. An invaluable heritage and a piece of our his torical memory.

Via Telesio, 13 ph. +39 02 4982378 fondazionefrancoalbini.com Closed Saturdays and Sundays

GIANFRANCO FERRÉ FOUNDATION

Established in 2008 for the purpose of preserving, pu ing in order and making available to the public- firstly in the form of virtual archive- what ever documents the creative activity of the fashion design er, by promoting initiatives in connection with Gianfranco Ferré’s philosophy, his design culture, his concept of fashion and aesthetics.

Via Tortona, 37 ph. +39 02 36580109

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FONDAZIONE PRADA

The new Milan venue of the Fondazione Prada. Its multi-building architectural structure, a converted early 20th-century distillery with a combination of pre-existing buildings and three new ed ifices, Podium, Cinema and Torre, is a superb example of

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the interaction between con servative architecture and new styles. The building at the entrance to the new centre welcomes the public with two spaces: a children’s education al area and the Bar Luce, de signed by Californian director Wes Anderson. Largo Isarco, 2 ph. +39 02 56662611 fondazioneprada.org

Closed Tuesdays

ACHILLE CASTIGLIONI STUDIES FOUNDATION

MUSEUM

It creates, promotes and makes known the various expressions of art and culture, in particu lar, the fields of design and ar chitecture, as well as promot ing and protecting, in Italy and abroad, the name and works of Achille Castiglioni as a de signer and architect, while en

couraging a more widespread knowledge of Italian design.

Piazza Castello, 27 ph. +39 02 8053606

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VICO MAGISTRETTI STUDIES FOUNDATION

MUSEUM

Established in 2010, it houses design and architecture exhi bitions and offers guided visits, conferences and debates on these themes, as well as work shops and educational activi ties for students.

Via Vincenzo Bellini, 1 ph. +39 02 76002964 vicomagistre i.it Closed Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays

GALLERIE D’ITALIA

The Gallerie d’Italia spans three jewels of Milanese aris tocratic architecture. Palazzo Anguissola and Palazzo Bren tani house masterpieces from the 19th century, from Canova to Boccioni, Hayez to Segantini. The third building, Palazzo Bel trami, houses 20th-century art works and themed exhibitions.

Piazza della Scala, 6 ph. +39 800167619 gallerieditalia.com

Closed Mondays

GAM - GALLERIA

D’ARTE MODERNA

Its halls display Francesco Hayez, Segantini, Canova and Medardo Rosso, plus temporary shows.

Via Palestro, 16 ph. +39 02 88445943 gam-milano.com

Closed Mondays, December 25,

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January 1, Easter Monday and May 1 GIÒ MARCONI

GALLERY

Gió Marconi Gallery started in 1990 under the initiative of Gió Marconi who had previously created Studio Marconi 17, an experimental space for young artists and curators that he ran from 1987 to 1990. In its open ing year, the gallery had show cased exhibitions by Martin Kippenberger, Mario Schifano as well as Richard Hamilton. In the 30 years to follow, has developed an ongoing vibrant program and its own consis tent approach to exhibiting and combining brave choices well ahead of their time.

Via Tadino, 15/20 ph. +39 02 29404373 giomarconi.com Closed Sundays and Mondays

LEONARDO3

MUSEUM - THE WORLD OF LEONARDO

An exhibition opened in Piazza della Scala, at the entrance to

Galleria Vi orio Emanuele, in March 2013. It was extended year a er year until it became a permanent exhibition. It show cases replicas of Leonardo’s in ventions, many of which shown here for the first time ever: the Mechanical Eagle, the Great Kite, the Rapid Fire Crossbow, the Time Machine, the Harp sichord Viola, the Musical Cannon, the Aerial Screw with spring engine, the Submarine and the Giant Trumpet, just to mention a few of them. There are also over 200 3D interactive machines and a space entirely devoted to the Last Supper. Piazza della Scala, entrance Galleria Vi orio Emanuele ph. +39 02 49519981 leonardo3.net

LIA RUMMA GALLERY

In 1999, Lia Rumma opened her art gallery’s branch in Mi lan, in the Brera neighborhood, with the solo exhibition by En rico Castellani. For ten years, the gallery hosted a number of site-specific projects com pleting the exhibitions held in Naples. In 2010, Lia Rum ma started the current gallery conceived for Art and Artists. A place designed to develop cultural relations, which has housed exhibitions and monu mental projects by the gallery’s

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artists (Marina Abramovic, Va nessa Beecro , Victor Burgin, Clegg&Gu mann, Gary Hill, Alfredo Jaar etc.) and, over the years, has encouraged intense collaboration with art galleries, curators, critics and collectors.

Via Stilicone, 19 ph. +39 02 29000101 liarumma.it

Closed on Sundays and Mondays

MASSIMO DE CARLO

GALLERY

In 2019 Massimo De Carlo has

acquired a new iconic building in the centre of Milan, which has become the epicentre of its activities. One of the most famous projects by Portalup pi. The spiral staircase on the exterior of the building, for ex ample, had been used for the “Casa del Sabato per gli sposi”, shown at the Milan’s Triennale. Over the years, the gallery’s art ists such as Maurizio Ca elan, Rudolf Stingel, Piotr Uklański, Diego Perrone, Paola Pivi, Yan Pei-Ming, Kaari Upson, Andra Ursuta and Andrea Zi el have all gained international recogni tion, have been shown in galler ies, museums and biennials in Europe and in the United States. Viale Lombardia, 17 ph. +39 02 70003987 massimodecarlo.com

Closed Sunday and Monday

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MUBA - MILAN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

A Center for the development and spreading of children’s cultural projects for all ages, including visits to high schools and universities, training for teachers, educators and cultur al workers, and theme confer ences concerning temporary exhibitions-games.

Via Enrico Besana, 12 ph. +39 02 43980402 muba.it

Closed Mondays

MUDEC - MUSEUM OF CULTURES

The Museum of Cultures proj ect dates back to 1990, when the City of Milan purchased the former industrial Ansaldo area to use it for cultural activities. The disused factories, veritable monuments of industrial ar cheology, were converted into workshops, studios and new creative spaces. It is now a mul tidisciplinary center devoted to different cultures across the world and houses great inter national exhibitions.

Via Tortona, 56 ph. +39 02 54917

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ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM

It is housed in the former con vent of the Church of San Maur izio al Monastero Maggiore, and includes the Greek, Etruscan, Roman, Barbarian and Gand hara sections. The Prehistoric and Egyptian departments are housed in the Sforzesco Castle. Corso Magenta, 15 ph. +39 02 88445208 museoarcheologicomilano.it

CIVIC MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OF MILAN

The oldest city museum in Milan, it is one of Europe’s most import ant natural history museums. Corso Venezia, 55 ph. +39 02 88463337 museodistorianaturalemilano.it Closed Mondays

DUOMO OF MILANO MUSEUM

Housed in Milan’s Palazzo Reale, on Piazza del Duomo. The Museum, spreading over 2,000 square meters and 26 rooms, showcases the Duomo’s Treasure and works of art from the Cathedral and the Ven eranda Fabbrica’s storehouses. The pieces of the collection are arranged in chronological or der to provide an overview of the history of the cathedral’s construction, from its founda tion in 1386 to the 20th century. Piazza del Duomo, 12 ph. +39 02 72023375 duomomilano.it

Closed Mondays

MUSEO

DEL NOVECENTO

Among the newest museums in the city, it was opened in 2010 in Palazzo dell’Arengario. The museum hosts more than 400 works mostly by Italian artists of the 20th century. Boccioni, De Chirico, Morandi, Balla, Severini, Depero and Marine i are displayed chronologically, from Futurism to Arte Povera, represented here by Giovan

ni Anselmo. On the top floor visitors can find a neon by Lu cio Fontana, Luce Spaziale, a spectacular installation that deserves to be seen under the so light of sundown. Piazza Duomo, 8 ph. +39 02 88444061 museodelnovecento.org Closed Mondays

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um has been located in the 18th -century Palazzo Morrigia, designed in 1775 by Giuseppe Piermarini close to the vast Brera complex, since 1951. In 1900, the Palazzo- which during Napoleon’s age housed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and, later on, the Ministry of War- became the property of the De Marchi family and then donated to the City of Mi lan by the wife of the famous

naturalist Marco De Marchi and converted into a muse um. The collections illustrate the period of Italian history from Napoleon’s first Italian campaign (1796) to Rome’s annexation to the Kingdom of Italy (1870).

Via Borgonuovo, 23 ph. +39 02 88464173 museodelrisorgimento.mi.it

Closed Mondays

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY

LEONARDO DA VINCI

A tribute to the genius of Leon ardo da Vinci in a beautiful cloister. Among the a rac tions: trains, ships, the Toti submarine and an entire area dedicated to Space with a frag ment of the Moon.

Via San Vi ore, 21 ph. +39 02 48555 1 museoscienza.org

Closed Mondays

POLDI PEZZOLI MUSEUM

Opened to the public in 1881, the Poldi Pezzoli Museum is a must-see for the beauty of its rooms, evocative of the past, from the Middle Ages to the 1700s and the Armory reinter preted by contemporary artist Arnaldo Pomodoro, but also because of the variety and rich ness of its collections. Master works of painting and sculp ture, carpets, laces and em broideries, arms and armors, jewelry, chinaware, glassware, furniture, sundials and me chanical clocks: over 5,000 ex traordinary objects, from an cient times to the 19th-century, in a magical atmosphere.

Via Manzoni, 12 ph. +39 02 794889 museopoldipezzoli.it

Closed Tuesdays

OBSERVATORY OF BRERA

A historic observatory estab lished in the mid-1700s in the Brera building. In the early

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1920s, the observatory sec tion was moved to Merate, in the Brianza area. Part of the observatory’s fame is due to Giovanni Virginio Schiaparel li’s observations of Mars’ chan nels in 1877.

Via Brera, 28 ph. +39 02 72320300 brera.inaf.it Closed Saturdays and Sundays

PAC - PAVILION

OF CONTEMPORARY ART

The Pavilion of Contemporary Art (PAC) ranges from African artists to performance artists like Marina Abramovic. The Pavilion of Contemporary Art (PAC) ranges from African artists to performance artists such as Marina Abramovic.

Via Palestro, 14 ph. +39 02 88446359 pacmilano.it Closed Mondays

for Lombardy, Lombardy’s re gional Museum Center and the Fine Arts and Landscape Office of the City of Milan. Corso Magenta, 24 ph. +39 02 802941 lombardia.beniculturali.it

PALAZZO MORANDO

STUDIO GIANGALEAZZO VISCONTI GALLERY

PALAZZO

LITTA CULTURA

Considered to be one of the finest examples of Milanese baroque architecture, the building currently houses the regional Secretariat of the Min istry of Culture and Tourism

COSTUME FASHION IMAGE MUSEUM

The first floor currently houses the Picture Gallery: a collection of paintings, sculptures, prints dating back to 1934. The other rooms of this aristocratic res idence illustrate perfectly the eighteenth-century taste for home décor and furnishing.

Via Sant’Andrea, 6 ph. +39 02 88465735 costumemodaimmagine.mi.it Closed Mondays

The Gallery specializes in mod ern and contemporary art. It has housed great exhibitions devoted to Italian and international art ists such as Alighiero Boe i, Vin cenzo Agne i, Gino De Domini cis, Sol Lewi , Shozo Shimamo to. Over the years, it has focused on young promising artists with solo exhibitions by Aaron Young, Marco Schifano, Juno Calypso and Alessandro Twombly. Corso Monforte, 23 ph. +39 02795251 studiovisconti.net

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INSTAGRAMMABLE LOCATIONS

PALAZZO INA

There are many entrances with a recognisable appearance scattered throughout Milan, all designed by some of the most famous architects of the 20th century. But the most instagrammed? The entrance hall of Palazzo Ina by modernist architect Piero Bottoni, who also designed Monte Stella and Qt8. An atrium with Palladian Carrara marble flooring, while the walls are covered with powder pink and cobalt blue tiles: a perfect mix for Instagram.

Corso Sempione, 33

VIA LINCOLN

Low-rise houses, pastel shades, small balconies and flower gardens. The houses in Via Lincoln, a former working-class district now known as the Rainbow district are all painted in different colours. Some even gave it the nickname of Milanese Bura no, and it is a sought-after place by those who, in addition to the mon uments, want to discover the city’s secret and unusual places.

FONDAZIONE PRADA

The architecture of the museum offers a varied choice of views and panoramas to take a good photo. For example, the Upside Down Mushroom Room: a dreamlike installation by Carsten Höller that enriches the At las, the permanent collection of the Fondazione Prada, and attracts the curiosity of many visitors. But also the Bar Luce, designed by film direc tor Wes Anderson: pastel tones, juke box, pinball machines and a refined vintage atmosphere to feel like being in a film while sipping a cup of coffee.

Largo Isarco, 2

SPECTACULAR GRAFFITI, PASTEL-COLORED STREETS, GREEN SKYSCRAPERS: JUST WALK AROUND THE CITY AND IT’S EASY TO FIND UNUSUAL AND CURIOUS PLACES

THE COURTYARD OF CASA ROSSI

This building is a great example of eclectic architecture. It was built by Giuseppe Pestagalli in the 1860s and features a Neo-Renaissance façade on the outside. If you stand in the middle of the courtyard open to the public and you look up, you will see how its structure frames a portion of the blue sky in a perfect octagon.

Corso Magenta, 12

ARTLINE

Eggs that stretch out towards the sky, a gigantic hand, and stars on the square floor. These are just three of the art installations found at Ar tline, the park in the shadow of the skyscrapers of the City Life district, that is enriched every year with new installations. A new life for the old headquarters of the army in Piazza delle Armi, that was used for military exercises until 1923.

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VICOLO DEI LAVANDAI

Located along the Navigli, Vicolo dei Lavandai offers a picturesque view of the old Milan. You can see the stream, the canopy still supported by small wooden beams and the old lavoir. The people who came here in the past to wash their clothes were not women, but men, members of a trade association active in Milan since the 18th century.

Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 14

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BAM LA BIBLIOTECA

DEGLI ALBERI

A contemporary botanical garden located among the skyscrapers of Porta Nuova with paths that merge with each other forming geometrical patterns, circular forests and flower gardens. The Biblioteca degli Alberi is one of the most representative parks of the new Milan, greener and more sustainable, where you can spend time among nature and attend artistic and cultural events.

BOSCO VERTICALE

The green skyscraper overlooks the BAM - Biblioteca degli Alberi between the districts of Porta Nuova and Iso la. It is one of the first examples of a building with a new style architec ture based on biodiversity, which pays attention to the relationship between man and other living spe cies. The façade changes its appear ance every season: full of flowers in spring, bright green in summer, and with the warm colours of the foliage in autumn.

Via Gaetano de Castillia, 11

QUARTIERE ORTICA

An open-air museum, open to the public, free of charge. It is OR.ME Ortica Memoria: 20 works of urban art among the largest in Italy, made by the collective of artists known as OrticaNoodles. Each different mural tells a story about Milan of the 20th century, a route that invites both the Milanese and tourists to leave the city centre to discover a different part of our city.

BEST FOOD EXPERIENCES

The best restaurants, aperitifs and cafes in Milan. Reservation recommended, the ‘Les Clefs D’Or’ concierge is at your service

MEAT

RESTAURANTS

BEEF CLUB

Via Giovanni Boccaccio, 15 ph. +39 02 51823951 beefclubmilano.it

EL CARNICERO

Via Spartaco, 31 ph. +39 02 54019816

Corso Garibaldi, 108 ph.+39 02 87222106 elcarnicero.com

EL PORTEÑO ARENA

Viale Elvezia, 4 ph. +39 02 34537275 elporteno.it

EL PORTEÑO DARSENA

Via G. Galeazzo, 25 ph. +39 02 58437593 elporteno.it

EL PORTEÑO PROHIBIDO

Via M. Melloni, 9 ph. +39 02 25062491 elporteno.it

FOCUS BRACERIE

Piazzale Segrino, 5 ph. +39 02 49453523 focusbracerie.it

GLAUCO

Via Achille Maiocchi, 29 ph. +39 02 20241973 ristoranteglaucomilano.it

LA GRIGLIA DI VARRONE

Via Alessio di Tocqueville, 7 ph. +39 02 36798388 grigliavarrone.com

LA TREBIA

Via Trebbia, 32 ph. +39 02 5513380 tra orialatrebia.it

TRATTORIA DEL NUOVO MACELLO

Via C. Lombroso, 20 ph. +39 02 59902122 tra oriadelnuovomacello.it

ETHNIC RESTAURANTS

ARMANI NOBU

Via Gastone Pisoni, 1 ph. +39 02 62312645 locations.armani.com

BA ASIAN MOOD

Via Raffaello Sanzio, 22 ph. +39 02 4693206 ba-restaurant.com

BON WEI

Via Castelvetro, 16/18 ph. +39 02 341308 - bon-wei.it

CANTEEN

Via Archimede, 10 ph. + 39 02 5463732 lucaguelficompany.com

CARMEL

Viale S. Gimignano, 10 ph. + 39 02 416368 carmelkosher.it

DIM SUM MILANO

Via Nino Bixio, 29 ph. +39 02 29522821 dimsummilano.com

FINGER’S GARDEN

Via Giovanni Keplero, 2 ph. +39 02 606544 fingersrestaurants.com

GONG

Corso Concordia, 8 ph: +39 02 7602 3873 gongoriental.com

ICHIKAWA

Via Lazzaro Papi, 18 ph. +39 02 47750431 ichikawa.it

RIAD YACOUT

Via Cadore, 25 ph. +39 02 5462230 yacout.it

SAIGON

Via Archimede, 14 ph. + 39 02 5518 5947 lucaguelficompany.com

SAKEYA

Via Cesare da Sesto, 1 ph. + 39 02 94387836 sakeya.it

TAVERNA GRECA MIKONOS

Via Tofane, 5 ph. +39 02 2610209 mykonos-ristorantegreco.it

VASILIKI KOUZINA

Via Clusone, 6 ph. +39 02 94381405 vasilikikouzina.com

WICKY’S

Corso Italia, 6 ph. + 39 02 89093781 wicuisine.it YAPA

Viale Monte Nero, 34 ph. +39 02 84211594 ya-pa.com

GOURMET RESTAURANTS

ALICE EATALY MILANO SMERALDO Piazza Venticinque Aprile, 10 ph. +39 02 09997900 eataly.net DANIELCANZIAN

Via Castelfidardo angolo via San Marco ph. +39 02 63793837 danielcanzian.com

FILIPPO LA MANTIA (mercato centrale)

Via Giovanni Ba ista Sammartini, 2 ph. + 39 02 37928400 mercatocentrale.it/milano/ SAVINI

Via Ugo Foscolo, 5 ph. +39 02 72003433 savinimilano.it

VOCE AIMO E NADIA (GALLERIE D’ITALIA) Piazza della Scala, 6 ph. +39 349 3273374 voceaimoenadia.com

AALTO

Piazza Alvar Aalto

ph. + 39 02 25062888

aalto-restaurant.com

On the first floor of the So laria Tower in the Porta Nuo va district, guests take their places at handsome tables to enjoy delicacies created by chef Takeshi Iwai. A balanc ing act involving technique, precision and experimenta tion, with flavour as the over riding heart of every dish; this is creative, elegant cook ing with no boundaries. One Michelin star.

ANIMA

Via Rosales, 4 ph. +39 02 62278500

enricobartolini.net

Within the prestigious Mila no Verticale | UNA Esperienze hotel, chef Enrico Bartolini has launched his new restau rant, and been rewarded with yet another Michelin star. A luxury gastronomic experi ence open to all connoisseurs of fine dining, in the capable hands of chef Michele Co buzzi and his futuristic yet classical style.

CARMÈ RESTAURANT

Via Piero della Francesca, 52 ph. +39 02 83474207

carmerestaurant.com

Interior decor inspired by nature and the 1920s sets the intimate mood at Carmè. Guests can savour the very best of Mediterranean and Neapolitan cuisine, authentic cooking with a strong focus on simplicity and great raw materials.

ANDREA APREA

Corso Venezia, 52 ph. +39 02 38273030 andreaaprea.com

On the top floor of the Fondazi one Luigi Rovati building, tal ented chef Andrea Aprea has opened his dream restaurant. In the open kitchen the chef and his team as they prepare dishes that are a constant dialogue between similar and contrasting flavours. One Michelin star.

BERTON

Via Mike Bongiorno, 13 ph. +39 02 67075801

ristoranteberton.com

Chef Andrea Berton chose the futuristic neighbourhood of Por ta Nuova Varesine to open his elegant restaurant. The austere modern se ing reflects his min imalistic cooking style, in which flavours are instantly recognis able. The menu changes accord ing to the availability of ingredi ents. One Michelin star.

CONTRASTE

Via Giuseppe Meda, 2 ph. +39 02 49536597 contrastemilano.it

A place where creativity shines through in every dish. You ring the bell to get in, and the unmistakable Lib erty style is immediately ev ident. The menu is playful in both dishes and ingredients. This is a cuisine of contrasts, between temperatures and textures, that will seduce anyone seeking a one-Miche lin-starred gourmet experi ence with plenty of surprises.

CRACCO

Galleria Vi orio Emanuele II ph. +39 02 876774

ristorantecracco.it

A sophisticated se ing, ele gant architecture and inno vative yet traditional food: chef Carlo Cracco successfully combines a fine-dining expe rience, a gathering in a café, wine tastings and private events in a single venue. This is a multi-purpose gastronom ic destination, from breakfast to a er-show drinks. One Mi chelin star.

ENRICO BARTOLINI MUDEC

Via Tortona, 56 ph. +39 02 84293701

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Chef Enrico Bartolini brings his contemporary classic cuisine to the third floor of the Museum of Cultures. Here guests can explore new flavours without forge ing origin and tradition. The in timate, elegant dining room, enhanced by warm natural shades, invites you to relax and enjoy the gastronomic adventure in u er comfort. Three Michelin stars.

IYO

Via Piero della Francesca, 74 ph. +39 02 45476898

iyo-experience.com

Since 2015 this has been Italy’s only Michelin-starred contem porary Japanese restaurant. IYO’s excellence is clear in every aspect, for an extraordi nary all-encompassing experi ence. Every detail is carefully curated, from the celebration of superb raw materials to the wine and sake list and the unique table se ings.

D’O

Piazza della Chiesa, 14 ph. +39 02 9362209 cucinapop.do

Davide Oldani’s D’O is based on his ability to turn products into exquisite dishes with bold rein terpretations. Every dish is an as tonishing harmony of contrasts, while the mood is northern European with large windows and a stunning open kitchen. A two-Michelin-star restaurant that’s as welcoming as a home!

FELIX LO BASSO

Via Carlo Goldoni, 36 ph. + 39 02 45409759

felixlobassorestaurant.it

The concept of the one-Mi chelin-starred Felix Lo Basso Home&Restaurant is to remove the barriers between diner and chef, encouraging conversation. 12 places at the counter sur rounding the chef’s workstation literally turn his kitchen into a stage.

JOIA

Via Panfilo Castaldi, 18 ph. +39 02 29522124

joia.it

Boasting one Michelin star, the elegant vegetarian restaurant Joia is headed by chef Pietro Lee mann, who offers healthy food that’s good for the planet. Every dish is the result of exploration and experimentation. Beautiful plating, music, colours and im peccable service help to make the dining experience a genuine journey through flavours.

L’ALCHIMIA

Viale Premuda, 34 ph. +39 02 82870704

ristorantelalchimia.com

Bright by day and romantic at night, the one-Michelin-starred L’Alchimia presents the aston ishing cuisine of chef Giuseppe Postorino. There are plenty of gourmet ingredients of superb quality and freshness, and iconic Milanese dishes such as veal cut let and saffron riso o.

SADLER

Via Ascanio Sforza, 77 ph. +39 02 58104451 ristorantesadler.it

‘Modern cooking that’s con stantly evolving’ is how chef Claudio Sadler describes his food. The one -Miche lin-starred Sadler restaurant is a true reflection of this and ev ery dish, as well as the se ing, is characterised by elegance and modernity. In addition to the main dining room, there’s also a private room, designed to offer special intimacy for two.

TANO PASSAMI L’OLIO

Via Francesco Petrarca, 4 ph. +39 02 8394139

tanopassamilolio.it

Away from the hustle and bustle of the Navigli, Tano Passami l’Olio, headed by chef Gaetano Simonato, offers food that’s sophisticated yet elegantly simple, in which the chef’s credo shines through in unusual pairings and ex quisite presentation. And all in surroundings that are both classic and modern. One Mi chelin star.

QUADRI BISTROT

Via Solferino, 48 ph. +39 02 47755505 quadribistrot.it

SETA

VIVA VIVIANA VARESE

A restaurant, cocktail bar and art gallery in Brera. The cuisine is a tribute to Italian food culture with a gourmet twist. Cornerstones of the menu are the riso o and the Milanese veal cutlet, but don’t miss the red tuna from the Adriatic, the home-made tajarin pasta with truffle and the Iranian beluga caviar. You can also enjoy an aperitif in the lounge area.

Via Andegari, 9 ph. +39 02 87318897 mandarinoriental.com

Piazza Venticinque Aprile, 10 ph. +39 02 49497340

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Headed by acclaimed chef An tonio Guida, Seta is the two-Mi chelin-starred restaurant of the Mandarin Oriental hotel. Com bining traditional techniques with a touch of innovation, the menu embraces both land and sea, offering dishes in which quality of ingredients and imme diacy of flavours reign supreme.

On the second floor of Eataly Smeraldo, Viviana Varese’s cook ing is the direct expression of her personality. The dishes are vibrant and original: a desire to amaze combines with the talent of a chef who focuses on precise and beautiful presentation and intriguing colour combinations. One Michelin star.

FISH

RESTAURANTS

A’ RICCIONE BISTROT

Via Giulio Cesare Procaccini, 28 ph. +39 02 3451323 ariccionebistrot.it

A’ RICCIONE TERRAZZA 12

Via Durini, 28 ph. +39 02 92853303 ariccionemilano.it

DA GIACOMO

Via Pasquale So ocorno, 6 ph. +39 02 76023313 giacomomilano.com

DA GIACOMO

ARENGARIO

Via Guglielmo Marconi, 1 ph. +39 02 72093814 giacomomilano.com

LA RISACCA 2

Via Regina Giovanna, 14 ph. +39 02 29531801 larisacca2milano.com

LA RISACCA 6

Via Marcona, 6 ph. +39 02 55181658 osterialarisacca6.it

LA RISACCA BLU

Viale Tunisia corner Via Tadino, 13 ph. +39 02 20480964 larisaccablu.com

LANGOSTERIA

Via Savona, 10 ph. +39 02 58111649 langosteria.com

LANGOSTERIA

BISTROT

Via Privata Bobbio, 2 ph.+39 02 58107802 langosteria.com

LANGOSTERIA

CAFÈ MILANO

Galleria del Corso, 4 ph. +39 02 76018167 langosteria.com

PESCE D’ORO BISTROT

Viale Monte Grappa, 2 ph. +39 02 58124659 pescedorobistrot.it

SEA RE

Via Lazzaro Papi, 14 ph. +39 02 45470046 seare.eatbu.com

SHANNARA 2 DA DANILO

Viale Isonzo, 24 ph. +39 02 55019638 shannara2.business.site

TERRAZZA CALABRITTO

Viale Monte Grappa, 7 ph.+39 02 63793923 terrazzacalabri o.it

THE FISHER

Viale Biancamaria, 8 ph. +39 02 5455141 thefisher.it

TRATTORIA DEL PESCATORE

Via A o Vannucci, 5 ph. +39 02 58320452 tra oriadelpescatore.it

TRADITIONAL RESTAURANTS

AL CONIGLIO BIANCO

Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 12 ph. +39 02 58100910 alconigliobianco.it

AL GARGHET

Via Selvanesco, 36 ph. +39 02 534698 algarghet.it

AL MATAREL Corso Garibaldi Giuseppe, 75 ph.+ 39 02 654204 almatarel.it

ANTICA OSTERIA CAVALLINI

Via Mauro Macchi, 2 ph. +39 02 6693174 anticaosteriacavallini.it

ANTICA TRATTORIA DELLA PESA

Viale Pasubio, 10 ph. +39 02 6555741 anticatra oriadellapesa.com

BICE

Via Borgospesso, 12 ph. +39 02 76002572 bicemilano.it

CANTINA DELLA VETRA

Via Pio IV, 3 corner Piazza Vetra ph. +39 02 89403843 cantinadellavetra.it

CAVOLI A MERENDA

Corso Magenta, 66 ph. +39 338 4679513 cavoliamerenda.eu

DAL BOLOGNESE

Via Amedei, 8 ph. +39 02 62694845 milano.dalbolognese.it

EL BRELLIN

Vicolo dei Lavandai, Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 14 ph. +39 02 5810 1351 brellin.com

GALLERIA Galleria Vi orio Emanuele II, 75 ph. +39 02 86464912 ristorantegalleria.it

OSTERIA DELLE CORTI

Via Giovanni Ba ista Fauchè, 11 ph.+39 02 33105753 osterialecorti.it

IL CESTINO

Via Madonnina, 27 ph. +39 02 86460146 ristoranteilcestino.it

IL SALUMAIO DI MONTENAPOLEONE

Palazzo Baga i Valsecchi Via Santo Spirito, 10 ph. +39 02 76001123 ilsalumaiodimontenapoleone.it

IL SOLFERINO

Via Castelfidardo, 2 ph. +39 02 29005748 ilsolferino.com

IL TAVOLINO

Via Fara, 23 ph. +39 02 6703520 altavolino.it

IVAN & FRANK

Corso Lodi, 37 ph.+39 02 54107101 ivanfrank-ristorante.it

L’ANGOLO DI CASA

Viale Piave, 17 ph. +39 02 76016221 angolodicasa.it

LA BRICIOLA

Via Marsala, 2 ph. +39 02 6551012 labriciola.com

LA LIBERA

Via Palermo, 21 ph. +39 02 8053603 lalibera.it

LOCANDA ALLA SCALA

Via dell’Orso, 1 ph. +39 02 8693273

LOCANDA PERBELLINI BISTROT

Via della Moscova, 25 ph. +39 02 36631450 locandaperbellini.it

MAMMA ROSA

Piazza Cincinnato, 4 ph. +39 02 29522076 osteriamammarosa.it

OSTERIA CONCHETTA

Via Conche a, 8 ph. +39 02 8372917 osteriaconche a.it

OSTERIA DEL CORSO

Corso Garibaldi, 75 ph. +39 02 6597441 osteriadelcorso.com

OSTERIA GRAN BURRONE

Via Mantova, 10 ph. +39 02 54118438 osteriailgranburrone.it

RATANÀ

Via Gaetano de Castillia, 28 ph. + 39 02 87128855 ratana.it

REPLAY

Piazze a Pa ari, 2 ph. +39 02 86463125 ristorantereplay.it

RIBOT

Via Marco Cremosano, 41 ph. +39 02 33001646 ribotmilano.it

RIGOLO

Via Solferino, 11 corner Largo Treves ph. + 39 02 86463220 ristoranterigolo.it

ROSSO DI BRERA

Via Marco Formentini, 7 ph. +39 02 8353 8580 rossobrera.com

ROVELLO 18

Via Tivoli, 2 ph. +39 02 72093709 rovello18.it

TAVERNA DEL BORGO ANTICO

Via Madonnina, 27 ph. +39 02 86461186 tavernadelborgoantico.it

TRATTORIA IL CORMORANO ISOLA

Via Luigi Porro Lambertenghi, 34 ph. +39 02 69004383 tra oriailcormorano.it

TORRE DI PISA

Via Fiori Chiari, 21 ph. +39 02 874877 tra oriatorredipisa.it

TRATTORIA MILANESE Via Santa Marta, 11 ph.+39 02 86451991

TRENDY RESTAURANTS

10 CORSO COMO Corso Como, 10 ph. +39 02 29013581 10corsocomo.com

BULLONA

Via Piero della Francesca, 64 ph. +39 02 33607600 bullona.com

CERESIO 7

Via Ceresio, 7 ph. +39 02 31039221 ceresio7.com

STENDHAL MILANO

Via Ancona, corner with Via San Marco ph. +39 02 6572059 stendhalmilano.it

A mix of old-style Milan and the bohemian Paris of the last cen tury, Stendhal Milano offers the genuine flavours of Lombardy and Italian cuisine with a mod ern twist that does not detract from tradition but reinterprets it with simplicity and lightness. Meats, fish, cheeses and plantbased dishes are served in a so phisticated se ing with a clear focus on detail.

CLOTILDE BRERA

Piazza San Marco, 6 ph. +39 331 1022218 clotildefood.com

MONZU BISTROT

Via Adige, 14 ph. +39 02 99248996 monzubistrot.it

PENELOPE A CASA

Via Giuseppe Ripamonti, 3 ph. +39 389 6067372 penelopeacasa.it

THE BAR AT RALPH LAUREN

Via della Spiga, 5 ph. +39 02 30569060 ralphlauren.co.uk

APERITIF

BACKDOOR 43

Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 43 ph. +39 340 9628890

BAR BASSO

Via Plinio, 39 ph. +39 02 29400580 barbasso.com

BAR FRIDA

Via Antonio Pollaiuolo, 3 ph. +39 02 680260 fridaisola.it

BAR LUCE

FONDAZIONE PRADA

Largo Isarco, 2 ph. +39 02 56662611 fondazionaprada.org

BHANGRABAR

Corso Sempione, 1 ph. +39 02 34934469 bhangrabar.it

CAMPARINO IN GALLERIA

Piazza del Duomo, 21 ph. +39 02 86464435 camparino.com

CANTINE ISOLA

Via Paolo Sarpi, 30 corner via Arnolfo di Cambio, 1/A ph. +39 02 3315249 cantineisola.com

CINC

Via Marco Formentini, 5 ph. +39 02 36550257 cicbrera.it

DEUS CAFE’

Via Genova Thaon di Revel, 3 ph. +39 02 83439230 deuscafemilano.it

DRY MILANO

Via Solferino, 33 ph. +39 02 63793414 drymilano.it

EL BUSCIA

Viale Beatrice d’Este, 48 ph. +39 02 45498762 elbuscia.it

FIORAIO BIANCHI CAFFE’

Via Montebello, 7 ph. +39 02 29014390 fioraiobianchicaffe.it

FONDERIE MILANESI

Via Giovenale, 7 ph. +39 02 36527913 fonderiemilanesi.it

FORESTA WOODBAR

Via Celestino IV, 6 ph. +39 02 91764217 forestawoodbar.com

GINROSA

Galleria San Babila, 4/B ph. +39 02 794802 ginrosamilano.it

LA HORA FELIZ

Via S. Vito, 5 ph. +39 02 8376587

LU’BAR

Via Palestro, 16 ph. +39 02 83527769 lubar.it

MAG CAFE’

Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 43 ph. +39 02 39562875 magcafemilano.myadj.it N’OMBRA DE VIN

Via S. Marco, 2 ph. +39 02 6599650 nombradevin.it

NOTTINGHAM FOREST Viale Piave, 1 no ingham-forest.com

OCTAVIUS BAR

Piazza Gae Aulenti, 4 ph. +39 02 63793539 replaythestage.com

OPERA 33

Via Carlo Farini, 33 ph. +39 338 3566177 opera33milano.it

TORMARESCA

VINO E CUCINA

Corso Garibaldi, 79 ph. +39 02 65560659 tormarescavinoecucina.it

RADETZKY

Corso Garibaldi, 105 ph. +39 02 6572645 radetzky.it

RANA RITA

Via Fatebenefratelli, 2 ph. +39 02 8055872

ROTONDA BISTRO

Via Enrico Besana, 12 ph. +39 388 8593490

SANTERIA PALADINI 8

Via Privata E ore Paladini, 8 ph. +39 02 36798120 santeria.milano.it

SPRITZ NAVIGLI

Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 9 ph. +39 02 83390192 spritznavigli.it

THE BOTANICAL CLUB

Via Pastrengo, 11 ph. +39 02 36523846

Via Tortona, 33 ph. +39 02 4232890 botanicalclub.com

SPIRIT DE MILAN

Via Bovisasca, 57/59 ph. + 39 366 7215569 spiritdemilan.it

TIBI BISTROT PROVENCAL

Via San Fermo, 1 ph. + 39 02 29014422

UGO COCKTAIL BAR

Via Corsico, 12 ph. +39 02 39811557 ugobar.it

VISTA DARSENA

Viale Gabriele D’Annunzio, 20 ph. +39 02 45499470 vistadarsena.it

CAFÈ

BASTIANELLO

Via Borgogna, 5 ph. +39 02 37920709 bastianello.com

COVA

Via Monte Napoleone, 8 ph. +39 02 76005599 shop.pasticceriacova.com

EGALITE’ MILANO

Via Melzo, 22 ph. +39 02 91763465 egalitemilano.it

GIOVANNI GALLI

C.so P.ta Romana, 2 ph. +39 02 86453112

Via Victor Hugo, 2 ph. +39 02 86464833 giovannigalli.com

IGINIO MASSARI

Via Guglielmo Marconi, 4 corner Piazza Diaz ph. +39 02 49696962 iginiomassari.it

ILLY CAFFE’

MONTENAPOLEONE

Via Monte Napoleone, 19 ph. +39 02 83549386 illy.com

KNAM

Via Augusto Anfossi, 10 ph. +39 02 55194448 eknam.com

LAVAZZA

FLAGSHIP STORE

Piazza San Fedele, 2 ph.+39 342 8411682 lavazza.it

MARCHESI 1824

Galleria Vi orio Emanuele II ph. +39 02 94181710

Via S. Maria alla Porta 11/A ph. +39 02 862770 pasticceriamarchesi.com

PASTICCERIA CUCCHI

Corso Genova, 1 ph. +39 02 89409793 pasticceriacucchi.it

SANT AMBROEUS MILANO

Corso Giacomo Ma eo i, 7 ph.+39 02 76000540 santambroeusmilano.com

STARBUCKS RESERVE MILAN ROASTERY

Via Cordusio, 1 ph.+39 02 91970326 starbucksreserve.com

NIGHTLIFE

11 CLUBROOM

Via A. di Tocqueville, 11 ph. + 39 02 89281611 11milano.it

AMNESIA

Via A. Ga o ph. +39 348 7241015 amnesiamilano.com

BLANCO

Via Giovanni Ba ista Morgagni, 2 ph. +39 02 29405284 blancomilano.it

BLUE NOTE

Via Pietro Borsieri, 37 ph. +39 02 69016888 bluenotemilano.com

BOBINO MILANO

Piazzale Stazione Genova, 4 ph. +39 371 4085303 bobino.it

CERA

Via Giuseppe Sirtori, 34 ph. +39 02 36575270 ceramilano.it

CHATULLE

Via Piero della Francesca, 68 ph. +39 02 34534024 chatulle.it

HOLLYWOOD

Corso Como, 15 ph. +39 327 1648497 discotecahollywood.com

IL GATTOPARDO

Via Piero della Francesca, 47 ph. +39 02 34537699 ilga opardomilano.com

JAZZ CAFE’

Corso Sempione, 8 ph. +39 02 33604039 jazzcafe.it

JUST CAVALLI Viale Luigi Camoens ph. +39 02 311817 justcavallimilano.com

LA BALERA DELL’ORTICA

Via G. A. Amadeo, 78 ph. +39 02 70128680 labaleradellortica.com

LA BOUM

Via Pietrasanta, 16 laboummilano.com

LA BULLONA

Via Piero della Francesca, 64 ph. +39 02 33607600 bullona.com

LIME MILANO

Via Tullo Massarani, 6 ph. +39 348 1082533 limemilano.it

MAGAZZINI GENERALI

Via Pietrasanta, 16 ph. +39 02 5393948 magazzinigenerali.org

PLASTIC

Via Gargano, 15

ROCKET Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 98 ph. +39 333 3313817

THE CLUB MILANO

Corso Garibaldi, 97 ph. +39 02 36534005 theclubmilano.com

TOCQUEVILLE

Via A. di Tocqueville, 13 ph. +39 391 4030794 tocqueville13.club

INFORMATION GETTING AROUND IN MILAN AND LOMBARDY

Everything you need to know to move in the city and beyond

with four operators: Enjoy, Leasys, ShareNow and E-Vai. As for the cars, fleets now in clude electric vehicles.

TAXI

Unlike taxis in other cities, Milan cabs seldom stop for passengers in the street. To travel by taxi, you need to go to a stand or book by phone. Starting tariff on weekdays, 6:00 to 21:00: €3.30 Starting tariff Sundays and holidays, 6:00 to 21:00: €5.40 Night-time starting tariff: €6.50

Starting tariff from Malpen sa, Linate and Orio al Serio airports: €13.10

The phone number for Radio Taxi is +39 02 8585 or +39 02 6767; Etaxi +39 02 5353.

CAR SHARING

Car sharing is a simple and sustainable form of transport. To access the service you need to register on the websites of operators and download the app on your smartphone. Milan has the most extensive car-sharing provision in Italy,

CITY BIKE AND SCOOTERS

The bicycle is a green and con venient way of ge ing around in the city. Bike Sharing is available, either from fixed collection and drop-off sta tions, or with free-flow bikes. The BikeMi service operated by ATM and the Municipali

ty of Milan allows visitors to hire bikes through its website and app. Meanwhile, electric scooters can be hired from Voi, Wind, Bit, Lime, Do , Hel biz and Tier. We advise check ing websites for the rules you must follow.

BUS

In Milan there are more than a hundred bus routes and 4 trolleybus lines, making this

one of the best ways of ge ing around the city. On Fridays and Saturdays, Milan’s night buses run every hour be tween 2 am and 5 am. Tickets for the bus (and other public transport) can be bought at metro stations, newspaper kiosks, tobacconists’ and from the ATM Milano app. A standard ticket is valid for 90 minutes and covers one journey on ATM public trans port; it costs €1.50. You can also choose a daily ticket (€7), a three-day ticket (€12) and other options.

METRO

With five lines, 111 stations and 94.5 kilometres of rails, Milan’s metro system is the largest in Italy. It operates every day from 6:00 to 00:30 (7:00 to 19:30 on 25 December and 1 May). The frequency of trains at major stations varies from 2 to 4 minutes, depend ing on the month and the timetable.

TRAIN

Milano Centrale station is the main hub connecting Milan to major Italian and Europe an cities, and Cadorna station offers links to destinations in Lombardy. Other state-run railway stations are Garibal di, Lambrate, Milano Rogore do and Porta Genova. The

main overland stations cor respond with the metro lines, making travel in the area easy and quick.

AIRPORTS

Milan Malpensa international (Code IATA: MXP) is the larg est of the city’s airports. It is 49 kilometres north-west of the Lombardy capital, with con nections by Malpensa Express train or numerous shu le bus services.

HOTELS

BELMOND HOTEL SPLENDIDO

Salita Bara a, 16 Portofino (GE) ph. +39 0185 267801 belmond.com

BELMOND HOTEL SPLENDIDO MARE

Via Roma, 2 Portofino (GE) ph. +39 0185 267802 belmond.com

BVLGARI HOTEL MILANO

Via Privata Fratelli Gabba, 7/B Milano ph. +39 02 8058051 bulgarihotels.com

EXCELSIOR HOTEL GALLIA

Piazza Duca D’Aosta, 9 Milano ph.+ 39 02 23312093 marrio .com

EXCELSIOR PALACE

Via San Michele di Pagana, 8 Rapallo (GE) ph. +39 0185 230666 excelsiorpalace.it

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MILANO

Via Gesù, 6-8 Milano ph. + 39 02 77088 fourseasons.com

GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN

Via Manzoni, 29 Milano ph. +39 02 723141 grandhoteletdemilan.it

GRAND HOTEL FASANO

Via Zanardelli, 190 Gardone Riviera (BS) ph. +39 0365 290220 ghf.it

GRAND HOTEL MIRAMARE

Via Milite Ignoto, 30 Santa Margherita Ligure (GE) ph. +39 0185 287013 grandhotelmiramare.it

GRAND HOTEL TREMEZZO

Via Regina, 8 Tremezzina (CO) ph. +39 0344 42491 grandhoteltremezzo.com

GRAND HOTEL VICTORIA

Via B.Castelli, 9/13 Menaggio (CO) ph. +39 03 4432003 grandhotelvictoria.it

GRAND HOTEL VILLA SERBELLONI

Via T. Olivelli, 1 Bellagio (CO) ph. +39 031 950216 villaserbelloni.com

GRANDHOTEL DES ILES BORROMEES

C.so Umberto I, 67 Stresa (VB) ph. +39 0323 938938 borromees.com

HOTEL PRINCIPE DI SAVOIA

Piazza della Repubblica, 17 Milano ph.+ 39 02 62301 dorchestercollection.com

MANDARIN ORIENTAL MILAN

Via Andegari, 9 Milano ph. +39 02 87318888 mandarinoriental.com

ME MILAN IL DUCA

Piazza della Republica, 13 Milano ph. +39 02 35403218 melia.com

CONCIERGE ‘LES CLEFS D’OR’

PALAZZO PARIGI HOTEL

Corso di Porta Nuova, 1 Milano ph. +39 02 625625 palazzoparigi.com

PARK HYATT MILAN

Via Tommaso Grossi, 1 Milano ph. +39 02 88211234 hya .com

THE WESTIN PALACE MILAN

Piazza della Repubblica, 20 Milano ph. +39 02 23312097 marrio .com

VILLA CORTINE PALACE HOTEL

Viale C. Gennari, 2 Sirmione (BS) ph. +39 030 9905890 hotelvillacortine.com

CROWNE PLAZA MILAN CITY

Via Melchiorre Gioia, 73 Milano ph. +39 02 66717715 cpmilancity.com

GRAND HOTEL IMPERIALE

Via Regina, 24/26 Moltrasio (CO) ph. +39 031 346 111 hotelimperialecomo.it

GRAND VISCONTI PALACE

Viale Isonzo, 14 Milano ph.+ 39 02 540341 grandviscontipalace.com

HILTON HOTEL MILANO

Via Luigi Galvani, 12 Milano ph. +39 02 69831 hiltonhotels.it

HOTEL MOZART

Piazza Gerusalemme, 6 Milano ph. + 39 02 33104215 hotelmozartmilan.com

HOTEL REGINA ELENA

Lungomare Milite Ignoto, 44 Santa Margherita Ligure (GE) ph. +39 0185 287003 reginaelena.it

HOTEL WINDSOR MILAN

Via Galilei, 2 - Milano ph.+39 02 6346 hotelwindsormilan.com

MAISON MILANO

UNA ESPERIENZE

Via Giuseppe Mazzini, 4 Milano ph. +39 02 726891 gruppouna.it

MERCURE HOTEL SOLARI

Via Pietro Orseolo, 1 - Milano ph.+ 39 02 5817801 mercure-milano-solari-hotel. hotel-ds.com

NH MILANO TOURING

Via Ugo Tarche i, 2 - Milano ph. +39 02 63351 nh-hotels.it

ROSA GRAND MILANO

STARHOTELS COLLEZIONE

Piazza Fontana, 3 - Milano ph. +39 02 88311 collezione.starhotels.com

SINA DE LA VILLE

Via Hoepli, 6 - Milano ph. +39 02 8791311 sinahotels.com

TURIN PALACE HOTEL

Via Paolo Sacchi, 8 - Torino ph.+39 011 0825321 turinpalacehotel.com

OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE LOMBARD ASSOCIATION OF HOTEL CONCIERGES “LES CLEFS D’OR“