NEWS AROUND MILAN

Painted in the 60s of the XV century, The Portinari Chapel, was commissioned by Pigello Portinari, a Florentine man who had moved to Milan, who was especially devoted to Saint Peter Martyr.

Every moment of the day is dressed in a different atmosphere at #STRAFbar.

In Stefano Lotumolo's life path, the encounter with photography marked a point of no return. He broke the banks and irreversibly subverted the value order of things, until it became his most natural condition for living the world and feeling his own soul.

An event dedicated to everyone, from vintage lovers to curious visitors. It wants to bring together an enterprising and dynamic community.

Every moment of the day is dressed in a different atmosphere at #STRAFbar.

Discover the most iconic ROCK songs ever played in one of Milan's historic venues

The Braidense National Library is today the third Italian library for richness of the book heritage and represents a Milanese hidden treasure.

Come at STRAFhotel&bar to see the world from another perspective!

Located in via Bellini 11, at the corner with via Livorno, Casa Campanini represents a project by the homonymous Architect, who designed it as a private apartment between 1904 and 1906.

Discover the exclusive event on 18 May, from 11.30 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on 19 May, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Grand Hotel et de Milan.

Defined as one of the 10 unmissable world expositions, The Art of the Brick offers to adults and children a timeless entertainment.

The Milan Triennale is hosting, until March 13th, an exhibition dedicated to Saul Steinberg, a world-famous designer, draftsman and illustrator who established a unique and special bond with the city. 
 

MUDEC Museum is a window on different cultures, a place where visual, sound and performing arts come together, where design and habits intertwine to build a dialogue with the world. 

The Chiesa Rossa (Red Church) is a place of worship that stands in one of the oldest areas of Milan, along the Naviglio Pavese in Via Neera 24, in the Conca Fallata area.

Leonardo's Horse is part of an equestrian monument dedicated to Francesco Sforza and designed by Leonardo da Vinci from 1482 to 1493 with the aim of being cast in bronze, but of which he only managed to finish a clay model. In 1482 Ludovico il Moro, Duke of Milan, proposed to Leonardo to build the largest equestrian statue in the world: a monument to his father Francesco. 

All of our guests love Milan and its impressive Cathedral. Stories and curiosities that revolve around this work are several, but below we have decided to tell you only the most whimsical, atypical and unconventional, according to the pure and personal #STRAFstyle.

In the heart of the city centre, just a few steps from the #STRAFhotel&bar, you have access to the famous "Fashion Quadrilateral"

The Arco della Pace in Milan is the first Italian monument to enter the Metaverse, a virtual reality created thanks to "Ouchhh", a multidisciplinary studio of artists based in Istanbul and conceived by Reasoned Art. On it "through a flow of images generated by an artificial intelligence system "," a constantly changing second skin was created that told the story of our country".

The history of the Palazzo Reale is strictly connected to the history of Milan and all the political figures who have ruled our city.