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Radisson Collection Hotel, Palazzo Touring Club Milan

Milan, Italy · Radisson Collection · Core Luxury

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The ornate triangular landmark built in 1914–1915 by Achille Binda to house the Touring Club Italiano, the organisation that once mapped all of Italy, restored as a hotel in 2021, with bronze sculptures of the club's founders still standing in the main hall and the Duomo nine minutes on foot.

About Radisson Collection Hotel, Palazzo Touring Club Milan

History

Radisson Collection Hotel, Palazzo Touring Club Milan occupies the triangular Palazzo del Touring Club Italiano on Corso Italia, 10 — an ornate eclectic landmark built in 1914–1915 by architect Achille Binda.

The setting

Radisson Collection Hotel, Palazzo Touring Club Milan occupies the triangular Palazzo del Touring Club Italiano on Corso Italia, 10 — an ornate eclectic landmark built in 1914–1915 by architect Achille Binda. Corso Italia runs as a broad southward artery from the Duomo, nine minutes on foot, with the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ten minutes away and Teatro alla Scala fourteen minutes. The Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio is nineteen minutes on foot, and the Navigli canal district lies just beyond — lending this address a compelling range that stretches from the Gothic cathedral to Milan's most convivial waterside quarter, framed by a building whose ornate façade still bears the civic pride of an organisation that once mapped all of Italy. 8-minute walk to Duomo di Milano.

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