Palazzo Clerici

Close to the Scala there is the 18th century Palazzo Clerici, which contains one of the finest artworks in Milan: the famous fresco of Giambattista Tiepolo "The Sun's chariot, guided by Mercury, illuminates the world". As the building now houses the Institute for International Policy Studies (ISPI), the Galleria degli Arazzi (Tapestry Gallery) of which the fresco decorates the ceiling, can only be visited on appointment or on some special dates (see the ISPI website).The ISPI website also offers a virtual visit (flash player required).The tapestries in the Galleria are from Brussels and designed by Rubens, representing four events in the life of Moses.Another beautiful Tiepolo fresco may be admired at the Palazzo Dugnani.

The interior decoration is basically full of gold ornaments, which can only be described as luxury. The murals of the dome are also made in one breath, with the hanging lamps, magnificent and magnificent. The floor tiles here are in the shape of the national emblem of the time and hang on the promenade with some of the collections of oil paintings about the king.

The magnificent "palace" Milan Cleric Ballroom has been in a special yearning for Milan, Italy, hoping that one day I will find a chance to go, so this friend's invitation I did not hesitate to agree, from planning this trip to taking a leave, Finally on the plane to Milan, the mood has been continuous expectations and excitement, I did not expect my trip to Milan to come so fast! The trip to the Cleric Ballroom in Milan, Italy was a complete surprise outside our plans, and after hearing about it at the hotel, curiosity made us decide to go! From the outside it didn't seem to attract us particularly, but as soon as we walked in, we were all shocked by its decoration. Luxury, beautiful, and all kinds of gorgeous rhetoric are not enough to describe the sight we saw. It's so beautiful. The beautiful murals can be seen everywhere in the hall. Golden pillars and gorgeous chandeliers on the top, all of which attracted our attention deeply, and later we learned that this building was expanded by a marshal at the beginning of the 18th world, and the murals were all from famous hands, and there were even rumors that the interior of this magnificent building was a gold mine! Tips to go to Milan Cleric Ballroom is to be reserved, remember to make an appointment before going, remember to make an appointment, remember to make an appointment! And it needs to be opened with a guide, we consulted the hotel front desk to help us. You can also try it!

The Clerici Palace is one of the most charming historic sites of Milan. It was built in the 16th century by the order of the famous Visconti family, which then transferred the ownership to the lombard bankers named Clerici, whom he finally took the name. As the Italian Institute for International Political Studies currently operates, you can only visit with concerted visits.