Villa Necchi Campiglio is a decò villa of the Thirties, custodian of important artworks  and it  is surrounded by a peaceful garden in the heart of the city. It’s 10 minute walking from from Porta Venezia and san Babila square.

 It was donated to the F.A.I. thus respecting the wishes of  Gigina and Nedda  Necchi Campiglio and  today it is open to everyone and  it represents a magical place in the center of Milan where you can still breathe the atmosphere of Milan between the two wars.

 For more information or to plan your visit to discover Villa Necchi, visit the FAI website.

Palazzina Appiani is  the stage that Napoleon wanted for himself in the Arena next Sempione Park. The grandstand of honor was designed by Luigi Canonica to house the family of Emperor French Napoleon on public events at the Civic Arena and it  is a small neoclassical jewel surrounded by the greenery of the Parco Sempione.

Both historic houses can be reached from Residence PDN Milano taking Metro, Line 1 ( red line)  or for people that love sports, on foot or by bike with Bike Sharing service crossing the streets of the center of Milan.

Residence Pian della Nave: “Another way of life in Milan”.