Casa Milan

CASA Milan, the new headquarters of Serie A football club AC Milan, is a holy place for fans. The building is located at 8 Aldo Rossi Avenue in Milan, Italy, covering an area of 9,000 square meters, four times the size of the old headquarters. The Milan House is not only an office area for the club, but also a sports and entertainment center with restaurants, hotels, museums and other facilities. Its design is modern and futuristic, with a sloped roof design that highlights the unique style. The interior is well laid out, with fans shops, bars and restaurants on the first floor to meet the needs of fans. The ground floor also features the Milan Club Museum and the trophy showroom, which displays the club's glorious history and honor. In addition, the famous San Siro stadium is a 5-minute drive away, providing a convenient experience for fans. Whether it is to follow the Rossoneri footprints or feel the culture of Milan, CASA Milan is a must-see destination.

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.

Awesome feeling

It’s not the first time, especially a place, there are a lot of people to play, many people play, not bad

CasA MIL &4; (1) was built between 1906 and 1912 on Passeig de Gr &4; cia, an extension of Eixample in Barcelona, Spain. The vault of the Mira House, which takes the shape of parabola or catenary, is the last private residence designed by Gaudi. It covers an area of 1,323 square meters, has 33 balconies, 150 windows, 3 daylighting atriums (2 large atriums, 1 small patio), 6-storey residence, 1-storey top floor (attic), 1 underground parking lot, 3 doors and 2 main entrances. Pere Mil &4, a wealthy man, was invited by Gaudi to design CASA BATLL&3, his home for Mr. Bart, in order to marry Roser Segimon, a wealthy widow. The Mira House is the last private house designed by Gaudi. The wavy appearance is made of white stone walls, balcony railings made of twisted iron bars and slabs, and wide windows, which can give people imagination. The roof of Mira Apartment is high and low, and the whole building, like the rough sea, is very dynamic. The roof is a chimney and ventilation duct made of strange sudden objects. The Mira Apartment is weird, even absurd, both inside and outside. It is still considered by many to be the most representative and original building of all modern buildings, and one of the most important buildings in the world in the twentieth century. None of the buildings are right angles, which is also the greatest feature of Gaudi's works, because Gaudi believes that - "straight lines belong to human beings, while curves belong to God. " Design features - "the weight of its own building is entirely borne by pillars, neither the inner wall nor the outer wall bears the weight of the building itself, the building itself does not have the main wall", so the interior housing can be rebuilt at will, the building will not collapse, and a wider window can be designed to ensure the lighting of each apartment. The top floor is used for adjusting temperature and drying clothes. Follow the earphone guide's instructions, 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, tower-shaped staircase mouth shape is the largest, spiral staircase inside hidden water tower. Those peculiar chimneys are like alien visitors and fierce soldiers in chess. All in all, they are different and make people crazy enough to take pictures of them. Most people who have visited this building may think that Mira's house is magnificent and overbearing. Others think that the wavy exterior wall is too weird. No matter who likes Gaudi like it, he must not miss Milan's house.

Milan fans must go to the place of pilgrimage, e-tickets will be shown directly to the front desk, and then paper tickets will be issued to you to go in. If there is no ink in the picture, you can go through more than an hour. There are restaurants and shops inside, which are still shocking. It is suggested that match day and match match match effect is better. You can buy tickets at the entrance and go directly to San Siro after seeing the museum.