The first striking side of Villa Necchi Campiglio is its secluded and almost rustic character, in the heart of a very prestigious but intensively built central district of Milan. You enter, from a ga…Full review by Brun066
Sep 18, 2024
Truly beautiful villa,well preserved and maintained in excellent location. Beautiful garden ans swiming pool and good restaurant at the siteFull review by JulitaK7
Sep 15, 2024
This was a hidden gem: a stylish architect designed villa with beautifully proportioned rooms. Definitely worth a visitFull review by julieth534
Is this a safe area for looking around and visiting?
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Absolutely. I have been to Milan over 60 times in the last 20 years and have never experienced anything dangerous or threatening. It’s an amazing city and one that, even at …
Absolutely. I have been to Milan over 60 times in the last 20 years and have never experienced anything dangerous or threatening. It’s an amazing city and one that, even at midnight, walking around on my own has always felt safe.
I found your reviews very helpful. Can I get advance tickets to the Villa Necchi or was it easy to just go and purchase. Interesting to note the tour is 1.5 hours.
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Very easy to buy tickets at VN, or in conjunction with one of the passes described on its site, which also gives complete info about visiting Villa Necchi and 3 other "house museums" …
Very easy to buy tickets at VN, or in conjunction with one of the passes described on its site, which also gives complete info about visiting Villa Necchi and 3 other "house museums" (casemuseo) in Milan. Also, see info re: Milan's Museum Pass and Milanocard, both of which I found very much worth the money. Note discounts for holders of certain Metro and Trenord commuter train tickets. And, don't forget Milanocard, which I've found a pretty good tourist card, which includes VN, many more museums, and a variety of public transit options. Be sure to visit the Novecento, Gallerie d'Italia, Pinoteca Ambrosiana, Brera, and MOMA art museums. Really outstanding collections in beautiful settings. And, if you like history, a visit to the Risorgimento museums, in Milano and in any other Italian city that has one - most larger ones do - will put you in historical heaven. Then, finish it off with a drink overlooking the Navigli, at Rookies if you're craving some hoops, or a visit crosstown to Offsides, another of Milan's good sports bars. March Madness, Italian style!
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