Palazzo Castiglioni

Palazzo Castiglioni is a historic building in Milan, designed by architect Giuseppe Sommaruga and completed in 1913. It exemplifies the Italian Art Nouveau style, characterized by elegant, flowing lines, rich ornamentation, and innovative use of materials. Originally constructed as a private residence for the Castiglioni family, it now serves as a cultural venue and public space. The building's striking facade features intricate stuccoes, decorative metalwork, and distinctive sculptures, making it a notable example of early 20th-century Milanese architecture. Palazzo Castiglioni stands as a symbol of Milan's artistic and architectural innovation during the early 1900s.