Cortile Degli Artisti

Locals and travelers flock to this quaint neighborhood for its inviting atmosphere, delicious food, and great drinks. The Navigli area is centered on the two remaining canals that once encircled Milan. During the day, you can stroll along the waterfront to spot beautiful street art and visit historic landmarks like Vicolo dei Lavandai. Grab a spot by the Darsena pond at sunset to people-watch and relax before heading to a cozy bistro for dinner. Complete your visit with some gelato and drinks at the local pubs for a night out. The traditional Fiera di Sinigaglia flea market takes place here once a week too. – Tripadvisor

Established in 1995 at the behest of Arnaldo Pomodoro, the Foundation was created to be a place of study and debate over the major issues and greatest contemporary avant-garde figures, and to act as a real cultural center, offering exhibitions, meetings, conferences, book presentations and concerts. It was officially recognised with the DM July 26, 1997, and was recognized as a museum by the Lombardy Region from 2007 to 2015. It has always had a venue where a direct relationship with the public could be maintained: after the experiences of Rozzano and Via Solari in Milan, from 2013 the activity has taken place in Via Vigevano 9, in a space adjacent to the Foundation's Archives and the Artist's Studio.