Grand Hotel et de Milan, Gothic Revival hotel in central Milan, Italy
The Grand Hotel et de Milan is a luxury hotel featuring Gothic Revival design in central Milan. The building displays ornamental stone details, arched windows, and decorative elements throughout its rooms and public spaces.
The hotel was built in 1863 following architect Andrea Pizzala's design and quickly became an established landmark. During the 1930s, it underwent major modernization that brought contemporary conveniences to the building.
The hotel has served as a gathering place for performers and artists visiting the city since its opening. This artistic tradition shapes the experience for guests who walk through spaces where musicians and dancers have stayed.
The hotel sits within walking distance of La Scala Theatre and Milan's fashion district. It offers wheelchair access and contemporary room amenities for all visitors.
During renovation work in the 1990s, workers discovered a Roman defensive wall from the 3rd century beneath the building. This ancient structure is now visible in one of the hotel's restaurant areas.
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