Over four decades of creative work by Giorgio Armani, presented in a former grain silo. Discover over 600 outfits and 200 accessories that reflect Armani's elegant and bespoke designs. A tribute to Italian high fashion, from the iconic power suits of the 80s to the latest collections.

Step into a room where time seems to stand still and marvel at Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. In this small room of the Santa Maria delle Grazie, a milestone in the history of art is revealed to you. Known for its innovative perspective and emotional depth, this masterpiece is a living testament to the Renaissance and even survived the bombing of World War II.

Built about 1500 years ago, the Crypt of San Giovanni in Conca offers a rare glimpse into Milan's past. As the city's only Roman crypt, accessible only two days a month, it reveals fascinating arches and a replica of Christ's tomb, surrounded by paintings of his resurrection – a silent testimony to the deep religious roots and artistry of times gone by.

Enjoy exquisite sweets in one of Milan's oldest cafes, surrounded by an elegant, retro-chic atmosphere. Owned by Prada, Marchesi 1824 combines tradition with luxury, offering coffee and cocktails as well as the finest pastries, chocolates and panettones. A visit guarantees not only culinary delights, but also a glamorous insight into Milan's sweet history.

Step into a world where every inch is covered by vivid 16th-century frescoes, created by Bernardino Luini and contemporaries. This former Benedictine convent enchants with works of art that bear witness to the financial contributions of wealthy Milanese families. Experience the tranquility and beauty of a place that, despite its nondescript façade, shines inside with magnificent scenes from the Bible and the life of Saint Mauritius.

In the home of the nobleman Ludovico Acerbi, known as 'the devil' who survived the plague of 1630, you will find a unique marriage of history and lore. Palazzo Acerbi hides the traces of inexplicable immunity and a cannonball embedded in the façade from the battles of the Five Days of Milan in 1848.

Immerse yourself in another era with speakeasy-inspired facilities and an unparalleled retro ambiance. High-quality cocktails and an exclusive atmosphere invite you to travel back in time, where social interactions and proximity to the bartenders open up a new perspective beyond the mirror.

On the roofs of the Gothic cathedral, surrounded by filigree statues, between the sky and the city, a panorama opens up that stretches from the vibrant city center to the snow-capped Swiss Alps. Catching the golden tips in the sunset while looking at the architectural details up close adds a magical aura to any photo.

Admire the Lombard Romanesque architecture and magnificent mosaics that date back to the 4th century. Discover the resting place of Milan's patron saint, Saint Ambrose, and the precious Golden Altar, a masterpiece dating back to 835. Experience the deep spiritual and cultural significance through the centuries.

One of the world's most famous works of art unfolds in front of you, depicting the dramatic revelation of a betrayal. In the unique atmosphere of the Dominican convent refectory, 'The Last Supper' by Leonardo da Vinci offers a deep insight into the genius of the Renaissance. The detail and emotional depth of the depiction is captivating as you explore the history and engineering behind this fragile masterpiece.

Immerse yourself in the world of the Renaissance, surrounded by the works of Michelangelo and Leonardo. Historic walls reveal secrets of past dynasties. In the museums, you'll get up close and personal with Italian art history, from ancient artifacts to masterful sculptures. One day is barely enough to explore the diversity of this cultural treasure.

Wander among impressive tombs and sculptures that adorn the resting places of Italy's elite. Marvel at works by famous artists and the ornate architecture that make this place a cultural heritage. Discover the diversity of artistic styles and feel the deep connection between art, history and culture of remembrance in this unique atmosphere.

Explore over 1,600 design objects documenting Italy's creative evolution from the 1920s to the present day. From Gio Ponti to Achille Castiglioni, immerse yourself in a world where everyday objects become works of art. Discover how a Lambretta and a typewriter shaped Italy's design history while enjoying the view from the Terrazza Triennale.

Surrounded by a sea of flowers, you can enjoy coffee and pastries in the morning or exquisite dishes for lunch and dinner in a cozy, Parisian-inspired setting. Each flower is available for purchase, including tailor-made arrangements. A place where the elegance of the food reflects the beauty of the flowers.

In the middle of the artistic atmosphere of the Fondazione Prada, you'll find a café that seems straight out of a Wes Anderson movie. With its vibrant retro décor, from box-shaped chairs to a Life Aquatic-themed pinball machine, it provides the perfect setting for a coffee break. Don't forget to try the pink tiramisu and keep one of the signature pink napkins as a keepsake.

Among the creative spirits of SoHo, you'll find an oasis of Italian cuisine. Sant Ambroeus embraces you with an atmosphere reminiscent of the 60s and 70s. Each dish reflects the Italian joie de vivre - whether risotto allo zafferano or a classic lobster roll. An authentic piece of Italy, in the middle of Manhattan.

Immerse yourself in the world of rare books and masterpieces of art, surrounded by the historic splendor of the library and gallery. Admire Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus and be mesmerized by works by Caravaggio and Raphael as you stroll through the halls filled with cultural treasures and centuries-old manuscripts.

Immerse yourself in 250 years of living music history, where the greatest names in the opera world, from Verdi to Puccini, performed their works for the first time. With 2,800 seats, surrounded by opulent décor, you'll experience performances that are not only acoustically but also visually captivating. The adjoining museum provides insights into the glamorous past and the secrets behind the scenes.

Experience the splendor of Liberty architecture in a historic residence built for an Austrian prince. Admire the opulent spaces, the unaltered elegance of the stucco, woodwork, and beautiful parquet flooring. A glance into the garden reveals the former stables and servants' quarters, highlighting the timelessness and charm of this secret attraction of Milan.

Walk in Leonardo's footsteps among the vines that he was once given as a gift and that are still thriving today. Taste the malvasia di candia aromatica, a wine straight out of the Renaissance that could have been enjoyed by Leonardo himself. This historic vineyard, hidden behind the elegant Casa degli Atellani, combines art, history and viticulture in a unique experience.

At the Devil's Column in front of the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, you'll find two holes marked by Lucifer's horns after a battle with Sant'Ambrogio. If you get closer, you will hear noises and the smell of sulphur from hell.

Discover the eight impressive 'omenoni', masterfully carved in stone, that adorn the façade of a historic palace. Created by Leone Leoni in the 16th century, these sculptures offer a unique insight into the art and culture of the Renaissance. A rare opportunity to see the figures symbolizing vigilance and protection up close.

Wander through historic halls where masterpieces by Caravaggio, Raphael, and Mantegna adorn the walls. Experience the evolution of art from the Middle Ages to the modern era, surrounded by the impressive architecture of Palazzo Brera. In addition to paintings, discover a rich collection in the National Library and the stars in the astronomical observatory.

Against the backdrop of the Milan Stock Exchange, a monumental marble statue rises, ironically commenting on the controversies of the financial sector with an outstretched middle finger. Created by Maurizio Cattelan, this artwork symbolizes freedom, hatred, revenge and eternity - a courageous confrontation with modern capitalism and its effects.