A beautiful place in Milan. It is still at night when passing by. The night view is also beautiful. The lighting is very beautiful. The travel here is also quite unique. You can see a lot of fun scenes. You can also see some good things here.
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Casa Milan Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Milan House is the new headquarters of AC Milan, which is 4 times the size of the old headquarters. It is a post-modern building with a sloping roof design, which is very futuristic. It is only a 5-minute drive from San Siro Square. The new headquarters is not only a working area for the club, but also a sports and entertainment center with restaurants, hotels, museums and other supporting facilities. The new headquarters consists of multiple areas. The first floor is equipped with FanShop, bars, restaurants, etc., the basement floor is the Milan Club's museum and trophy showroom, the second floor and above are the offices of the staff, and the fourth floor is the management level. Office space, Berlusconi's office is on the 4th floor.
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Casa Milan Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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A beautiful place in Milan. It is still at night when passing by. The night view is also beautiful. The lighting is very beautiful. The travel here is also quite unique. You can see a lot of fun scenes. You can also see some good things here.
Accompanying his husband to the pilgrimage, he was in tears. His happiest early 90s, a schoolboy's highlight every weekend was staying up late to watch the ball. It is worth the fans of AC Milan flying half the earth to make the pilgrimage. There is also a 3d exhibition hall in the hall to sit and watch. There is a souvenir shop at the exit. But the variety is not as complete as the San Siro stadium.
The whole building is very futuristic, and it looks like the roof is slanted from the outside, or quite special, there are many technical elements on the display inside, especially some holographic images, which are refreshing.
It’s not the first time, especially a place, there are a lot of people to play, many people play, not bad
Casa MILà was built between 1906 and 1912 and is located on the Eixample expansion area, Avenue Gracia (Passeig de Gràcia), in the Spanish city of Barcelona. The vault of the Mira House, shaped by parabolic or suspense lines, is the last private residence designed by Gaudi, covering 1,323 square meters, with 33 balconies, 150 windows, 3 lighted atriums (2 large atriums, 1 small patio), 6 floors of residence, 1 top floor (loft), 1 underground parking lot, with 3 facades and two main entrances. It was Pere Milà who asked Gaudi to design the Bart by Mr. Bart by CASA BATLLó, in order to marry Fu Yu. The Mira House is the last private residence designed by Gaudi. The wavy exterior is made of white stone facades, balconies with twisted and twisted iron bars and iron plates, and large windows that give imagination. The roof of the Mira apartment is scattered and the whole building is very dynamic, like the rough sea. The roof is a chimney and ventilation pipe made of strange sudden objects. The Mira apartment is very strange inside and outside, even some absurd, and is still considered by many to be the most representative of all modern buildings, and the most original building, one of the most important in the world in the twentieth century. The building is not a right angle, which is the biggest feature of Gaudi's work, because Gaudi believes that "the straight line belongs to man, and the curve belongs to God." Design characteristics: 'Its own building weight is completely borne by the pillars, whether the inner wall or the outer wall does not bear the weight of the building itself, the building itself does not have the main wall', so the internal residential can be rebuilt at will, the building will not collapse, and, Larger windows can be designed to ensure lighting in each apartment. The top floor is used to adjust the temperature and dry clothes. Follow the instructions of the headphone guide, follow the spiral staircase to the balcony, suddenly open, as if to the alien world, there are 30 strange chimneys, 2 vents, and 6 staircases, the tower-shaped staircase shape is the largest, spiral staircase inside hidden water tower. Those strange-looking chimneys seem to be alien visitors, but also like the fierce soldiers in chess, all in all, all kinds of different, let the photo star crazy to the extreme. Most people who have visited the building may think of the house as magnificent and majestic, and some people feel too odd about the wavy exterior walls, and anyone who likes Gaudi like this must not miss the house.
Milan fans must go to the place of the pilgrimage, the e-ticket is directly shown to the front desk, and then you will be sent a paper ticket to go in. If you don’t take pictures, you can go shopping for more than an hour. There are restaurants and shops inside, which is quite shocking. It is recommended to go to the game day and the ball game. The effect is better. You can buy tickets at the entrance, and go directly to San Siro after seeing the museum
Italian designer AC Milan's sponsors completed the club's new headquarters interior with red and black designs, which cover 929 square meters. The interior is full of color drawings of the team, and the furniture and other decorations are composed of seven colors. The interior includes senior management offices, restaurants, shops selling club merchandise and museums dating back to its history. Since the partnership with Google, the club’s first museum has some permanent and temporary exhibits, with more frequent interactive elements. Portraits of the famous star are displayed on screen, alongside match data and personal information. The club won the UEFA title seven times, so there is a 3-meter-high replica in the trophy room. The restaurant is surrounded by layers of red ceilings, with the dining room sitting in red plastic chairs or black built-in chairs. The pictures of the club's championship history are displayed on the walls throughout the space, including meeting rooms, conference rooms, lounges and printing rooms.