Palazzo Isimbardi, Administrative palace in Milan, Italy.
The facade of Palazzo Isimbardi extends along Corso Monforte with ornate stucco cornices connecting windows across three distinct floor levels.
The palace originated in the 15th century as the residence of Cicco Simonetta, a counselor to Francesco Sforza, before passing through several noble families.
The interior houses valuable artworks, including frescoes attributed to Morazzone and a painting by Francesco Hayez depicting episodes of the Visconti family.
The building serves as the headquarters of the Metropolitan City of Milan, with administrative offices and a public relations department open during business hours.
The basement of Palazzo Isimbardi contains the location where nobleman Gian Paolo Osio met his end in 1607 at the hands of the Taverna family.
Location: Milan
GPS coordinates: 45.46770,9.20372
Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:01
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