Palazzo Clerici in Milan, Italy - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

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Palazzo Clerici

Via Clerici, 5, 20121 Milano MI, Italy

4.4(512)

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30 THINGS TO DO IN MILAN…as a local! You know that’s my favourite thing to do, exploring a city as locals would do and showcasing unexpected locations and activities! This list of 30 things to do in Milan is not to be missed! Don’t forget to save it! . Book yourself a ticket to access the Duomo Rooftop Explore the beautiful neighbourhood of Navigli Pay a visit to the magnificent Palazzo Clerici Spend an afternoon in the gorgeous Piazza Quadrilatero Feel like in a Wes Anderson movie at Bar Buce Get lost in time in the stunning Villa Necchi Visit one of the city’s best hidden gem: Palazzo Castiglioni Be completely blown away by the Library Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense di Brera Spend an afternoon with real life flamingo at the Fenicotteri Milanese Explore the Fondazione Prada Visit Solamente Giovedi, antique store only open on Thursday. Treat yourself at Clori, one of the cutest shops in Milan. Walk your way through the trendy neighbourhood of Brera Shop at the beautiful concept store Raw Head to Piazza Eleonora Duse for the most beautiful architectural square of Milan Spend half of day in the incredible Giardini di Villa Reale Dance with the locals at La Balera Dell’Ortica Explore Laboratorio Paravicini, hidden spot for ceramic lovers. Grab a coffee at specialty coffee shop Orsonero Head to Museo del Novecento Milano for an incredible view of the Duomo Eat some amazing pasta at Pasta Madre Be mesmerised by the art installation at Castello Pozzi. . Don’t forget to save the list!

Lena KaminskasLena Kaminskas

One of the most beautiful places and one of the most unpleasant and disgusting experiences in Milan. The palazzo and the courtyard are absolutely gorgeous, but be prepared to be humiliated and yelled at by a psychotic janitor woman. She chased me and my friend during the entire visit telling us not to take more than 2 photos and scolding us for not keeping up with the rest of the group, even though social distancing was required. Her behavior and tone were completely inappropriate and infuriating.

Dory AmatoDory Amato

Palazzo unico nel suo genere a Milano. Sede dell’ISPI. Le sue origini risalgono alla ricca famiglia Clerici, mercanti che commerciavano nell’ambito della seta, originari della provincia di Como. Al 1 piano del Palazzo, da ammirare la stupenda galleria degli arazzi e degli specchi, con volta affrescata dal Tiepolo, contenente allegorie ispirate alle divinita’ dell’Olimpo, con al centro la corsa del carro del Sole, circondato dalle creature terrestri e dagli animali che simboleggiano i continenti fino allora conosciuti. Presente anche un autoritratto dell’artista, nascosto dietro un putto. Il Palazzo, che richiedeva ingenti somme per la sua manutenzione, venne affittato nel 1772 da un suo discendente Francesco Clerici alla Corte d’Austria, in attesa di stabilirsi nel Palazzo Reale, in restauro. Dimora di Ferdinando d’Austria e Beatrice d’Este, tra il 1772 e il 1778 palazzo Clerici ospitò balli di corte, feste, ricevimenti, importanti riunioni politiche e visite di capi di stato di tutta Europa. Trasferita la Corte d’Austria, a Palazzo Reale, il Palazzo Clerici inizió la sua decadenza inesorabile. Venne acquistato dallo Stato nel 1817 che vi stabilì la sede della Corte d’Appello. Nel 1940 palazzo Clerici venne acquistato dall’ISPI, Istituto per gli Studi di Poltica Internazionale che dopo la II guerra mondiale, si occupó tra l’altro, di restaurare e riportare il Palazzo ai fasti di un tempo, lavori grazie ai quali ancora oggi possiamo ammirare il Palazzo in tutto il suo splendore.

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32w

The gatekeeper was very racist and rude. The real definition of gatekeeper, she really kept the gate. When I wanted to visited today with my other 5 friends the gatekeeper shut the gates when we wanted to enter while it was open when we wanted to walk in. When we wanted to ask if it's open or not she told us that if we can't speak Italian, she won't speak English to us. When we asked why she couldn't even say 'no visits' she just laughed and said things in Italian. Her behavior from the very first second was just not okay and it was clearly very personal. When other people came to us to apologise in her name, she was still laughing. My friends pulled me away because talking was just not an option. When I turned my back, she yelled some things in Italian and was laughing harder for me clearly to hear. She clearly had no balls to say all of those things in English when she was standing right in front of me. Choose your workers properly because I can also see other reviews of other people not having a good experience...

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32w

We went to this palace today (Tuesday) but we couldn’t enter. The lady that works there closed the gate in our faces and kept talking in Italian even though she knew we couldn’t understand it. We asked why we couldn’t enter and she kept yelling back in Italian. She even laughed at us with some other people that stood inside. She’s extremely racist and made no effort to communicate with us. If you’re not an Italian speaking person, i recommend you to not waste your time here. Very disappointed for something like this to happen in...

1.0

32w

It says the place is open, but it's actually closed! Do not go there! There is a woman who cannot communicate properly and is extremely rude! When we were leaving, the "human" at the reception suddenly started yelling at us in a very condescending and aggressive manner, even making racist remarks and pointing her finger in our faces. As we walked out, she slammed the door behind us. All the yelling was completely unnecessary — speaking politely is not that hard to understand. I strongly recommend replacing the...

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