Villa Campari

Villa Campari is a former residence in Sesto San Giovanni now operating as a restaurant that combines classical architecture with gardens. The dining rooms such as the Sala Red Passion and Sala Depero feature original furnishings with refined decoration.

The building originated in the 1800s as a residence for the Campari family, who founded a beverage company. After decades of use, it was converted into a cultural center and restaurant while preserving its character as a family home.

The name Villa Campari reflects the founding family who lived and worked here. Visitors today see the original rooms with their classical details that speak to this industrial past.

Visitors should note that the rooms offer different atmospheres and are used for various occasions. It is wise to check beforehand which areas are accessible, as some rooms may be reserved for private events.

The villa connects directly to the Campari Gallery, where visitors can explore the history of Italian advertising and the famous red liqueur. This connection shows how closely the house was intertwined with the family's rise and success.