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Palazzo Visconti, in the heart of Milan, owes its birth to Carlos Bolanos, a leader among the Spanish Counts Bolanos, who commissioned this family building in the XVII century.
After the Bolanos, the Palace passed through different hands until it was bought by the Viscontis from Grazzano between the end of the XVIII and the beginning of the XIX century.
Palazzo Visconti is one of the most elegant examples of the Lombard Baroque. It is built on three stories and has a rectilinear facade with a central corps held in place by pilaster strips, and an ample portal framed by granite columns.


How to reach the venue
Metro line 1 (red), stop San Babila.

Coffee breaks and lunch
Coffee breaks and lunch will be served in a dedicated area in the Congress venue. Admission is allowed only to those participants wearing the badge.

Mobile phones
Mobile phones must be switched off during scientific sessions.

No smoking
Smoking in the Meeting area will not be allowed.