Villa Melzi d'Eril Gardens

This national monument is a neoclassical complex built between 1808 and 1810 for Francesco Melzi d'Eril. The property is characterized by its symmetric architecture and extensive English-style gardens. The grounds feature a variety of exotic plants, historical structures, and statues integrated into the botanical landscape.

The site includes several significant buildings, such as a chapel and the Lodovico Gallarati Scotti Museum. The museum houses various art collections and historical artifacts. These gardens were specifically designed to blend art, history, and nature, serving as a primary example of 19th-century landscape design.

The property is open to the public for tourism. It remains a private residence while functioning as a museum and botanical garden, showcasing its historical and architectural heritage.