Villa Necchi Campiglio In Milano

When you already know Milan relatively well, this visit to Villa Necchi can represent a moment of relaxation that takes you back to the 1930s. The visit takes between 1h and 2h. We found the tickets a little expensive, compared to other attractions in Milan. But it was worth it.

Beautiful!!!! The visit lasted a very long time and I would still have stayed to talk to the FAI volunteers, kind and very helpful, thanks to whom I learned a lot about the villa, the works inside and about the life of the family. Inside there is even a Christmas tree and the table is set and it looks like it is still inhabited.

A place worth visiting. It absolutely doesn't feel like you're in the center of Milan. A piece of history enclosed in a villa. Special praise to the guides: they have knowledge and enthusiasm, and know how to transfer it to the visitor.

Villa Necchi Campiglio, Milan Villa Necchi Campiglio is one of Milan's hidden jewels, an icon of rationalist architecture and elegance of the 1930s. Located in the heart of the city, this residence designed by Piero Portaluppi represents a perfect combination of style, innovation and sophisticated taste.

Top. Amazing place in the center of Milan. Managed by do. All very beautiful. Small note on the matter, it seems to me like a congregation of people competing with each other. Mrs. Crespi worked well.

Stupendous! We discovered it a bit by chance but we loved it. From the garden to the interiors, plus in the atrium there is a QR code to scan with a totally free audio guide, plus FAI volunteers are always available for spontaneous explanations and to answer questions. I highly recommend visiting this little gem in the heart of Milan.

Beautiful historic villa located in the center of the city of Milan. Designed as a building for a single family, it was built between 1932 and 1936 based on a design by Portaluppi, a famous Italian architect of the time. The architectural structure is very well preserved, while the furnishings were changed a few years after construction, as they were considered too basic. In fact, the furnishings are mostly eighteenth-century. The villa has a beautiful urban garden that surrounds it and a heated swimming pool which at the time of construction was the first private swimming pool in the city! Definitely worth a visit.

Unique experience, the villa is taken care of in all its details, really well maintained. Even though we weren't able to book the guided tour, we were able to download an audio guide via the QRcode, which was very useful for the visit. Furthermore, there were FAI volunteers present throughout the facility who would give you explanations if you asked.

What an amazing place! It’s full of history, gorgeous design, and beautiful art. Wandering through the house while listening to the audio guide on our phones was such a treat. The volunteers were all so lovely—super eager to share fun facts about every room we visited. Elisa Perotti, in particular, was an absolute gem. She was so friendly and clearly passionate about the house and its history, which made our visit even more special. We’re so grateful for her enthusiasm and the extra charm she brought to the experience. If you’re a fan of Luca Guadagnino’s I Am Love, you’ll especially love it—it feels like stepping right into the film. Highly recommend visiting!

Ci siamo fermati per pranzo dopo la visita a Villa Necchi. Location da sogno all’interno del giardino della villa. Piatti della cucina milanese e non solo. Consigliato!