Surrounded by the chaotic city life, just in the centre of the Lombard capital, lies an oasis of greenery that encloses a prestigious home.
Anyone who loves silence and cultured atmospheres should not fail to visit this site.
In addition to the furniture, inside can be admired numerous paintings, sculptures and other valuable objects.

A bit of history:
Angelo Campiglio and the Necchi sisters bought the land in 1930 and entrusted the construction of the house to architect Piero Portaluppi.
Work was carried out between 1932 and 1935.
After construction, the architect Tomaso Buzzi was entrusted with the exterior design for about twenty years, and later with the redecoration of some rooms.
During the war the house was requisitioned by the fascist regime.
Then it became the residence of the consul of the Netherlands and returned to the Necchi family after a few years.
After the death of Angelo Campiglio (1984), the Necchi sisters, having no other heirs, bequeathed the house to the FAI,
After several years of restoration, the villa was opened to the public in 2008.

For more info:
fondoambiente.it: villa Necchi-Campiglio
casemuseo.it: Necchi-Campiglio
wikipedia: villa Necchi Campiglio