Portrait Milano Hotel - Lungarno Collection
Milan
“Baroque seminary showpiece”
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Vibe
A 16th-century seminary courtyard transformed into a lively fashion-district piazza, where Milanese locals and guests mingle beneath monumental double-tiered colonnades.
“Baroque seminary showpiece”
A restored 1564 Archiepiscopal Seminary featuring a 1652 Baroque portal and sweeping double-tiered colonnades.
Michele Bönan interiors channeling 1950s Milanese salotti with walnut boiserie, cardinal red accents, and Carrara marble.
Tailored Ferragamo hospitality, bespoke leather detailing, and expansive second-floor suites set along private loggias.
In the Quadrilatero della Moda fashion district, steps from Via Monte Napoleone and Duomo.
Rooms
Michele Bönan interiors balance walnut boiserie and cardinal red upholstery, with deep Carrara marble bathrooms and glazed loggias overlooking the courtyard.
Wellness
The subterranean pool sits beneath vaulted arches and ten granite columns, paired with a gray onyx hammam and biohacking cryotherapy suites.
Backstory
Founded in 1564 by Saint Charles Borromeo, the former seminary underwent a meticulous restoration led by the Ferragamo family and architect Michele De Lucchi.
Eat & drink
Aperitivo flows onto the lawn at 10_11, while late-night cocktails at Rumore and prime cuts at Beefbar line the central cloister.
The neighborhood
Set inside the Quadrilatero della Moda, private gates connect Corso Venezia directly to the flagship boutiques along Via Sant'Andrea and Via Monte Napoleone.
“…the restoration of this baroque religious college hidden in the lauded Fashion Quadrilateral.”
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