Villa Necchi Campiglio: Entry Ticket

Immerse yourself in the glamorous world of Milan's interwar years

Villa Necchi Campiglio

Open today: 10:00 - 19:30

Provider:

FAI - Fondo Ambiente Italiano

Registered address: Via Carlo Foldi 2, 20125, Milano, IT

Contact details

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Start time: 10:15

Duration: 1h

Wheelchair accessible

Smartphone tickets accepted

Last admission: 1 hour before closing

Max group size: 4

Instant ticket delivery

Start time: 10:15

Last admission: 1 hour before closing

Duration: 1h

Max group size: 4

Wheelchair accessible

Instant ticket delivery

Smartphone tickets accepted

What's included

Admission to Villa Necchi Campiglio

Admission to the gardens

Texts, videos, and podcasts providing information for your visit on your smartphone in English, Italian, and French

What's not included

Admission to temporary exhibitions

Important information

* Pushchairs and strollers must be left at the entrance of the villa * Dogs on a leash are permitted in the garden, but not in the villa

Highlights & Description

Explore an elegant home built in the 1930s in a peaceful part of central Milan
Enjoy time in nature in the garden, and have a leisurely lunch at the stylish bistro
Witness art from the collection of Guido Sforni, including work by 20th-century masters like Picasso and Matisse

Blow your cares away in the classy confines of the Villa Necchi Campiglio. This glamorous example of 1930s deco boasts modern flourishes like a gym, a tennis court, and a swimming pool. Back in the day these were even more luxurious than they are now! The villa is also home to a gorgeous garden and some sensational works of art.

Inside, explore the reception area and the awe-inspiring veranda overlooking the greenery. There was nothing more important to the owners, the Necchi Campiglio family, than entertaining their guests, which explains the dining room, the smoking room, the library and the grand salon, as well as the swimming pool and basement changing rooms.

The modern, luxurious features like lifts, dumbwaiters, intercoms, and internal sliding doors made this a truly iconic home in the 1930s.

Upstairs, step into the bedrooms, both for residents and guests. Witness art from the collection of Guido Sforni (1935-1975), including masterpieces from 20th-century staples such as Picasso, Fontana, Modigliani, and Matisse.

There's nothing like immersing yourself in the glamorous world of Milan’s interwar years to make your visit to the city complete.