Villa Necchi Campiglio In Milano

How could you not like this masterpiece of understated elegance? Not to be missed!

Lovely villa. Entrance fee a bit excessive for the location.

An unexpected wonder made so also by the FAI volunteers who tell you the story transmitting emotions and making you dream

A beautiful Fai jewel, it's a dive into the memory of those who have a mother who was a seamstress and a Necchi at home.

Stunning, in the center of Milan, in one of the city's most beautiful neighborhoods. I understood what it meant to belong to the upper middle class.

A leap back in time to an elegant upper-middle-class residence from the early 20th century. Everything seems to have stopped in a world that seems vintage to us, yet highly innovative for its time: contemporary technological innovations (such as elevators and heating) enrich the residence with a sense of wonder for the time. It was also the set of films that made it famous, and houses original furnishings and works of art by artists such as Modigliani, Picasso, and Fontana. Many FAI volunteers are present inside the Villa, available to explain the history and context of your visit.

Enter the garden and be captivated by the beauty of the villa. Simple, clean, yet harmonious...elegance and style.

Fantastic garden. Very well-kept. Chairs are available for all guests to relax.

A house for the wealthy. The rooms are a bit dark, full of trinkets. The architectural highlight is the library (very beautiful). The books are all very old, by the way. The decorative stones were carefully selected, cut, and installed to perfection. The owners produced cast iron, and it was evidently profitable. The servants lived in the basement (not open to visitors). The business then went bankrupt and they had no children. Peace, amen.

Surprisingly beautiful, every detail deserves attention