Location

Europe’s largest convention centre, the Allianz MICO, is just 700 metres from your room. Allianz MICO extends across some 50,000 square metres, with no less than 65 rooms equipped for international business events. And you can reach it in just 10 minutes on foot!

Located at the end of Corso Sempione, the Arco della Pace is one of Milan’s most iconic symbols. Erected in the 19th century to celebrate Napoleon’s victories, it takes the form of an imposing triumphal arch with rich sculptural decorations and refined architectural details. The adorning sculptures depict mythological scenes and allegories related to victory. The Arco della Pace’s central location renders it an ideal place to enjoy relaxing moments immersed in the architectural beauty and history of the city.

In the heart of Milan, Castello Sforzesco arises imposingly amidst flourishing Renaissance gardens. Built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza, it is distinguished by its majestic architecture and fascinating history. The massive towers and crenelated walls tell of bygone eras, whilst the inner courtyards lend the fortress a romantic atmosphere. Today, the Castello Sforzesco houses museums and art collections, taking visitors on an exciting journey into the past lives of Milan.

Conveniently reached by the M5 metro (San Siro stop), the San Siro Stadium is the stage for home matches between football rivals Inter and Milan. Whether your heart beats for these historic teams or not, the facility is worth a visit for its majestic architecture. The stadium also houses the San Siro Museum, with an exposition of the sporting achievements of the two Milanese teams plus a large shop with official merchandise. San Siro is an exceptional location not only for memorable matches but also for concerts by international artists.

Unmistakable for the Gothic spires silhouetted on the horizon, the majesty of its façade ... the Duomo di Milano is the historic icon of Milan. The precious interior of this iconic Cathedral safeguards the skeletons of several saints, as well as the impressive statue of Bartholomew the Apostle. The terrace of the Cathedral expands the entire surface of the roof, offering visitors unprecedented views of the city, especially at sunset. Catch the tram in front of the hotel directly into the centre of Milan and to the Duomo.

Reachable by the nearby M5 (Porta Garibaldi stop), this futuristic piazza represents the new face of Milan, an international point of reference for fashion, business and culture. Inaugurated in 2012, Piazza Gae Aulenti forms part of one of Europe’s most important urban redevelopment projects. Paved with slate and surrounded by iron, wood and glass canopies, it is covered with solar panels that supply energy to the three surrounding towers, amongst which the Unicredit Tower stands out.