Hotel Palladio represents the ideal starting point from which you quickly reach the most famous city sights .

Duomo
The Duomo dates back to 1300 and is the best example of Gothic-Lombard architecture. This impressive religious building occupies around 12,000 square meters and is decorated with more than 3500 statues. Next to the Duomo there is the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele.

Galleria V.Emanuele
One of the hubs of Milan 's social life with its cafes, restaurants and famous book stores. For shopping addicted the famous boutiques of the fashion district are just a few steps away.

Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio
This is one of Milan 's symbols and is dedicated to the Saint patron of the city, whose feast day is celebrated every year on December 7th. Precious relics and artworks are housed inside the church which document the 1600 years history of the city.

Santa Maria delle Grazie
This is an important Renaissance work built in the second half of the fifteenth century. Famous for its apse and marble door attributed to Bramante as well as the last supper by Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the most famous works of art of all time.

Castello Sforzesco
A majestic building which with its mass dominates the historic center of Milan , Castello Sforzesco contains various museums, wonderful Gothic-Renaissance courtyards and spectacular rooms, designed by Leonardo Da Vinci and painted by Bramante. Behind the Castello stretches the beautiful Parco Sempione , an oasis in the heart of Milan and Arco della pace that celebrates Napoleone Bonaparte's entry.

Navigli
Naviglio Grande and Naviglio Pavese area represents one of the prettiest spots of Milan : The Navigli are flanked with old characteristic "case di ringhiera" (typical houses with open balcony), antique shops, and above all loads of cafes, restaurants and historic nightclubs with live music. From April to September this pretty area gets crowded.

Brera
One of the most exclusive areas of Milan , the Brera charms seduces with its elegant outdoor cafes, designer shops and boutiques with typical handmade clothing. Among the different eighteenth century buildings there is the Palazzo di Brera which houses the famous Pinacoteca.

Fashion district
Famous throughout the world, the Fashion district is composed of the legendary Via Montenapoleone; Via della Spiga and Via Sant'Andrea, very elegant streets which together with Via Manzoni, Via Borgospesso and Via Santo Spirito enclose the place of elegance and luxury where the boutiques and showrooms of the most famous Italian and foreign designers jam the streets.