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A massive 15th-century fortress that houses several specialized civic museums, including Michelangelo's unfinished Pietà Rondanini.
Free to enter the castle grounds; € entry fee for the museums inside.

The first Japanese-influenced restaurant in Italy to receive a Michelin star, blending Japanese precision with Italian ingredients.
What to order: Temaki with Wagyu beef and sea urchin.

A dramatic club and event space set inside a deconsecrated church, complete with marble columns and a massive crystal chandelier.
Tip: Glamorous, theatrical, and commercial pop.

Located inside the Palazzo dell'Arte, this museum is dedicated to Italian design, architecture, and contemporary visual arts.
Tip: €€ entry fee. Allow 2 hours. Features a lovely garden cafe.
Walking around the château and its grounds is pleasant, and the setting is certainly beautiful. However, in my opinion, it’s not a must-see attraction. If you visit, you’ll likely enjoy it, but if you don’t, I don’t think you’re missing anything particularly special. It’s a nice place for a stroll, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression on me.
Stunning historical landmark in the heart of the city of Milan. This castle is definitely worth a visit. There are many things to see including art exhibits, historically relevant exhibits as well as a gift store. It is highly recommended by tickets in advance but this landmark can be visited for free.
I really liked the castle. There were enough seating options available because I was a bit exhausted from walking around everywhere, so it was a nice break to sit on a bench at the castle in the courtyard. Also, there was a live band playing music, so that was pleasant as well and there were not too many people visiting the castle at the same time as I was.
I don’t think it’s necessary to go inside the castle. Walking around the outside and exploring the garden was already a very enjoyable experience. The garden is truly beautiful, and if you’re visiting Milan, it’s definitely worth stopping by.
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