A magnificent 16th-century palace serving as Milan's city hall.
More About Palazzo Marino
Palazzo Marino is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture, designed by architect Galeazzo Alessi in the 16th century. Originally commissioned by Genoese banker Tommaso Marino, the palace boasts an impressive facade and opulent interiors. Today, it serves as the seat of the Mayor of Milan and the city council, making it a center of political activity. Visitors can admire the elegant courtyards and ornate rooms on special open days.
What Makes It Special
An iconic Renaissance palace that is central to Milan's political and cultural heritage.
Address
Piazza della Scala, 2, 20121 Milan, Italy
Website
Website information may not always be current
Reservations
No reservations needed for exterior viewing; check website for interior visit details
Best Time to Visit
Best visited during special open days when the interiors are accessible
