FINE DINING selection by Antonio Guida B R E R A
CONCA DELL’INCORONATA Via San Marco
RISTORANTE DANIEL Via San Marco angolo Castelfidardo
MOSCOVA
TIBI BISTROT PROVENÇAL Via San Fermo, 1
BRERA
ONE OF MILAN’S MOST ATMOSPHERIC DISTRICTS, BRERA IS THE CITY’S ARTISTIC QUARTER, CHARACTERISED BY PRETTY COBBLED STREETS. HOME TO ARTISTS’ WORKSHOPS AND INDEPENDENT BOUTIQUES, IT HAS A DISTINCTLY BOHEMIAN AIR.
CAFFÈ FERNANDA Via Brera, 28 Mandarin’s Favourite
LUISA BECCARIA Via Formentini, 1
LANZA
PINACOTECA DI BRERA Via Brera, 28
With its cobblestone streets, flower- adorned balconies and secret courtyards, Brera is an elegant timeless district harbouring some of the city’s best cultural attractions. The Pinacoteca di Brera houses one of Italy’s most comprehensive collections of Italian art, while the nearby Botanical Garden is a pleasant spot for a stroll. Scores of lively cafes and restaurants are dotted here and there throughout
the neighbourhood. Since the 19th century, Brera has been the artistic district of the city, with a particularly lively, bustling atmosphere around the Accademia delle Belle Arti . Many of the area’s buildings were commissioned by Maria Theresa of Austria, who transformed Palazzo di Brera into a veritable cultural centre. The building houses the Accademia , the Pinacoteca and the Lombard
Institute Academy of Science and Letters, as well as the Braidense National Library, the Astronomical Observatory and the Botanical Garden. On the third Sunday of the month, Brera hosts a lively flea market, while during the annual Fuorisalone, Brera is considered to be Milan’s leading design district, hosting numerous exhibitions and design events that attract large crowds.
SANTA MARIA DEL CARMINE Piazza del Carmine, 2
BRERA BOTANICAL GARDEN Via Brera, 28- Via privata F.lli Gabba 10
MONTENAPOLEONE
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