Palazzo Corso Magenta 60 Review

Great classic avenue in Milan with Leonardo's Last Supper and a lot of fun shops, cafes, etc.

I like the decoration style outside the building very much. The red brick wall meets the white-tongue paint. It expresses the obvious hierarchical sense of the contour of the building layer by layer. In the quiet street section, there is no one except the tram feeling. Next to it are many shops and bars dotted between buildings during the New Art Movement.

Milan is all about the classic big avenues. Corso Magenta is the most traditional, and charming of them all. It's littered with little cute shops, and gelaterias. This is a great little promenade to get a feel for the city.

The hotel is located in the centre of the city of Milan, and the hotel is located in the centre of the city of Milan. There is also little traffic to drive. The most attractive of this street, for Leonardo Da Vinci fans like me, is the house where he lived while painting "The Last dinner".