Palazzo Litta

Palazzo Litta is one of Milan's most magnificent Baroque palaces, built in the 17th century for Count Bartolomeo Arese. The impressive façade with atlases supporting the balcony, the beautiful Hall of Mirrors, and the monumental staircase create an unforgettable atmosphere. The building houses Milan's oldest operating theater, the Teatro Litta. The palace regularly hosts exhibitions and cultural events, combining historical elegance with contemporary art. The elegant courtyard with Doric columns is one of the most beautiful examples of 17th-century architecture.