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Visitor Treasure Guides MILANO Visitor Treasure Guides MILANO DISCOVER THE TREASURES OF BRERA WITH THE SERRAVALLE DESIGNER OUTLET Present this page in digital or paper form at the Zani Viaggi ticket offices (Largo Cairoli, 18 and Stazione Centrale) or Autostradale Viaggi (Piazza Castello, 1 and Piazza Duomo, 2), at the Serravalle Designer Outlet Guest Service and at the Bottega Brera cash desk to enjoy some exclusive benefits reserved for you: ► A €5 discount on the Milan-Serravalle Designer Outlet shuttle ticket offered by Zani Viaggi (departures from Largo Cairoli and Stazione Centrale) and Autostradale Viaggi (departures from Piazza Duomo, Piazza Castello and Stazione Centrale) ► the Fashion Passport that will assure you an additional 10% discount (on purchases made in participating stores) ► access to the exclusive Guest Lounge ► 15% discount on the cover price of the volumes: • La Pinacoteca di Brera (Italian, English, Spanish, French and Russian) or • Brera History and Masterpieces (English edition) FIND OUT MORE ON PAGE 15 This initiative is made possible thanks to | SERRAVALLE DESIGNER OUTLET | | PINACOTECA DI BRERA | SKIRA EDITORE | | WHERE MILAN | Visitor Treasure Guides MILANO Thanks to Il complessoBRERA PALACE di Brera by Stefano Zuffi, art historian, cultural manager with Associazione Amici di Brera and president of the Associazione Amici del Poldi Pezzoli A maze of winding, cobbled streets, historic buildings and secluded gardens; the lingering presence of great writers, internationally renowned artists, and brilliant students; the rich atmosphere of the home to the Brera Pinacoteca and Academy, and other historic cultural institutions: the Brera district is undeniably one of Milan’s most enchanting. Two jewels of gothic architecture stand nearby – the churches of Santa Maria del Carmine and San Marco. But the district also has an alluring outdoor quality that inspires you to stroll along its narrow streets, passing by many restaurants with outdoor seating, refined and unique fashion boutiques, antique shops, and stores specialized in the fine arts, discovering a host of delightful hidden corners. Via Brera is lined with elegant 18th-century noble palazzi. One of them will soon become an extension for the Pinacoteca, which is always looking for new spaces to host temporary exhibitions and offer even mores services to the public. Already incorporated into the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, the brick apse of the deconsecrated church of San Carpoforo stands directly opposite the Pinacoteca entrance. The church hosts exhibitions and performances by Academy students. You may also treat yourself to a soothing pause in the small but delightful Botanical Garden, with access via Palazzo Brera or from Via Fratelli Gabba. Dating to the 18th century, the garden was reopened to the public a few years ago and offers a delightfully peaceful setting within Milan’s densely urbanized historical centre. It also offers a view of the metallic dome of the coeval Observatory, which contains a collection of historical scientific instruments. Magnificent Palazzo Brera is clearly the district’s centre of gravity. Its majestic brick and stonework have changed little since the 17th-18th century, when it housed a Jesuit college and was one of the city’s foremost pieces of civilian architecture. 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