Villa Arconati

In the heart of the Parco delle Groane, a stone's throw from Milan, stands Villa Arconati, a Baroque masterpiece set in twelve hectares of monumental garden. Already celebrated in the 18th century as the little Versailles of Milan, the Villa enchants visitors with the splendour of its frescoed rooms, from the scenic charm of the Ballroom to the magnificence of the Phaeton Room, embellished with the Galliari's brushes.

Custodian of timeless treasures, such as the majestic Roman statue of Tiberius, the mansion is mirrored in Italian and French-style gardens where the water games, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's codices, create magical atmospheres. Thanks to the Augusto Rancilio Foundation, Today, this crossroads of history and art lives again through guided tours, concerts and exclusive events: a journey into beauty that defies the passing of the centuries.