Program – a week in Milan A time travel (day 1)
Visit the amazing Duomo (the cathedral) and its rooftop, le Terrazze, walking among the steeples with a 360° panoramic view on the city and the mountains.
Admire the Last Supper, the famous fresco by Leonardo da Vinci, the Renaissance genius, who lived and worked in the city for 17 years under the Duke of Milan.
Walk towards the Sforzesco castle, the ancient fortress home to the Lords of Milan and make a tour of the imposing walls.
Visit the collections of antique furnishing, the art collections and the famous Pietà Rondanini, Michelangelo's last unfinished work.

The capital of Fashion (day 2)
The itinerary unwinds through the new area of Porta Garibaldi and Corso Como, the mixed-use building by Carla Sozzani, Italian fashion celebrity.
Visit a design store and gallery, located in an ancient building in the Magenta neighbor, featuring contemporary artists like Piet Hein Eek, E&S, Tom Dixon, Tom Dixon, Bokja, Maarten Baas, Nacho Carbonell.
Enjoy a shopping afternoon in the Quadrilatero della Moda (the fashion district) and visit the most luxurious boutiques of the great Italian brands.
Live a unique experience in a private atelier of an Italian fashion stylist. Experience the secrets of his job. Share your passion with a fashion expert. A fashion designer, famous for his elegant and glamorous creations, will open his atelier and unveil his secrets. In a 20th century charming palace in the heart of Milan, the stylist set his atelier furnished and decorated in black, white and red, according to his personal style. Live a supreme experience learning the secrets of the fashion system: find out the style department works, admire the sketchy drawings and touch, handle cloths and accessories, attend the models' fitting and visit the showroom. The visit will be enriched by videos of backstage and fashion shows.

The capital of design (day 3)
Visit Museo del Novecento, the Museum of the Twentieth Century, located in the Palazzo dell'Arengario, a public venue dedicated to Milan's collection of Twentieth-Century Art.
Visit La Triennale di Milano, established in 1923 as a showcase for modern decorative and industrial arts, with the aim of stimulating relations among the industry, production sectors and applied arts.
La Triennale di Milano is the main Italian event for the sectors of architecture, visual and decorative arts, design, fashion and audio/video production; it is a cultural production centre that organizes and produces exhibitions, meetings, film festivals and travelling exhibitions.
The experience continues at Achille Castiglioni's studio and museum to admire prototypes, objects and drawings made and collected by the famous architect. His works are exhibited in the most famous museums around the world like MoMa in NYC, Victoria and Albert Museum di Londra, Kunstgewerbe Museum in Zurich, Staatliches Museum fur Angewandte Kunst in Munich, Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Denver Art Museum and many others.

The city of the Kings (day 4)
Transfer to Monza to visit the Villa Reale, the Royal Palace, built in 19th century by the Empress of Austria for her son. Admire the imposing halls of the palace, decorated with mirrors, frescoes and fine furnishings, and breathe the atmosphere of the Italian court at the end of the 19th century.
An exhibition of over 200 iconic pieces, testimony of innovations, trials and heterogeneity of the history of Italian design is set until end of 2015. The itinerary is organized chronologically, ranging from the fifties to the present day, alternating the works of great masters (Gio Ponti, Piero Fornasetti, Franco Albini to Bruno Munari, Alessandro Mendini, Andrea Branzi) to new and young designers (Lorenzo Damiani, Martino Gamper, Fabio Novembre).
Move to Monza city centre and visit the cathedral and the Zavattari chapel that houses the Iron Crown, precious treasure dating back to the 4th century. The crown has been used in the coronation ceremonies of great kings of the past, like Charlemagne, Frederick Barbarossa, Charles V and Napoleon. Entrance to the underground museum of the cathedral to admire the wonderful treasures of the Lombard period.