February 10th-12th at MiCo – Milano Congressi. The revolutionary value of respect WE HAVE PREPARED A DELICIOUS OFFER FOR YOU CHECK OUR AVAILABILITY FOR THIS EVENT Our journey, at Identità Golose, continues down the road taken during the 2010 edition when, in the congress centre in Via Gattamelata, “The luxury of [...]
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NEW YEAR’S EVE IN MILAN COME TO CELEBRATE THE END OF 2012 TO HOTEL CANOVA THE LAST FABULOUS OFFER OF THE YEAR book now you’ll get a 10% discount CHECK NOW OUR AVAILABILITY ‘ BOOK NOW YOUR ROOM
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TREAT YOURSELF TO A CHRISTMAS IN MILAN SPEND THE HOLIDAYS ‘CHRISTMAS WITH US WE HAVE PREPARED A SURPRISE FOR YOU CHECK NOW OUR AVAILABILITY DREAM OF A CHRISTMAS NIGHT TO HOTEL CANOVA Only for the first 5 customers internet. Treat yourself to 3 nights in Milan dreaming does not cost anything and we [...]
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The Central Station of Milan is about 200 meters from ‘Hotel Canova and is easily reached on foot in less than 5 minutes. Check Our Availability From Milan Central Station, leave all the trains connecting the city to all major Italian destinations and ‘European. In the east side of Central Station, Piazza [...]
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Is more convenient to book a room in the hotel through the tourist portals (Expedia, Booking, Venere, etc. etc.) or directly with the Hotel ? CHECK OUR RATES This begs the question and the answer deserves a proper reflection: What are you looking for? A hotel with which to establish a good relationship, [...]
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The so famous, debated and even ambiguous, according to the theories of well-known writer Dan Brown, The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, is jealously guarded in therefectory of the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. Leonardo painted this work of astonishing beauty on the north wall of the hall between 1494 and 1498, during the rule of Ludovico il Moro. The genius Leonardo made this masterpieceto “dry”, instead of the fresco technique usually used for pictures on the wall.Unfortunately, over time, due to environmental conditions and of the historical events, the work has undergone heavy deterioration. There were [...]
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The Castello Sforzesco in Milan are linked to a feeling of love and hate because of the turbulent ups and downs that made him so famous. For centuries the Castle Sfrozescowas the protagonist of painful events and the Milanese became unbearable, the emblemof the repressive power practiced by the Lords of Milan or foreign conquerors. Finally, inthe twentieth century the castle changed the face and took on the appearance of acomforting place of culture, used to protect numerous Lombard art. The name refers to the commander of the castle and Italian duke of Milan, Francesco Sforza, who in 1450wanted to rebuild the entire structure. The origins of the castle, however, are even further away: [...]
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The fascinating history of canals starts in the second half of the twelfth century with the construction of the first fairway. The first channel, the Ticinello, was inaugurated in 1179,and with its 50 km of length, began the building of the great canal. For the constructionof canals were senior engineers set to work and it is still possible to appreciate the ingenious system of locks designed by Leonardo da Vinci in the late fifteenth century: think it was the distant 1482, when Ludovico il Moro, Leonardo entrusted the task of designing a system to allow navigation from Lake Como to Milan. Over the years, thecanals were very neglected and in [...]
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