Palazzo Litta, one of Milan’s most iconic historical buildings, is characterized by its Baroque style and architectural richness, a 18th-century façade on Corso Magenta, a majestic grand staircase, internal courtyards and a garden that opens towards Foro Bonaparte. Palazzo Litta houses the Milanese offices of the Italian Ministry of Culture. The architectural complex includes also Teatro Litta, the oldest working theatre in Milan, used for cultural events and performances.
MoscaPartners exhibitions at Palazzo Litta have become a popular destination for Milano Design Week audience and a must-see places during the week of Salone del Mobile (Milano).