A large historic building in the heart of Milan: it is Palazzo Turati (1873-76), built in the Neo-Renaissance style in 1880 by the engineers Ponti and Bordoli on behalf of Count Francesco Turati.
A linear and majestic building overlooks via Meravigli, entirely covered with ashlar stone "diamond". At the center of the building opens the cloister in Lombard Renaissance style with stone columns and red marble bases.
Palazzo Turati maintained its appearance and structure until the Second World War, when the bombings of August 1943 damaged the internal structure and the body of the building.
Currently the building offers spaces that are well suited for hosting meetings, PR events, product showcases, press conferences.
Francesco Turati Palace
Address: Via Meravigli, 7
Phone: +39 335 582720
Site:
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