The Bagatti Valsecchi Museum is a historic residence located in the heart of the Montenapoleone district, in the center of Milan, in the palace called "Palazzo Bagatti Valsecchi", purchased by the Lombardy Region in 1975. It is among the most important and best preserved museum houses in Europe and it is part of the "Case Museo di Milano" circuit since October 2008.

Located in the historic former Caproni aeronautical offices of Milan, Officine del Volo is a multi-purpose location for corporate and private events. Flexible and prestigious location with a sophisticated design, unique for its architectural beauty, with the atmosphere of a historic and contemporary loft, with more than 1500 square meters divided into three independent or joinable rooms. The world of fashion, art, advertising, cinema, creativity and communication find their ideal place in this place.

The palace is one of the richest and most elaborate examples of Milanese rococo. The building is on three floors, the door is surmounted by the large irregular balcony of the main floor: the windows are surmounted by different types of mixtilinear gables. Entering from the main door, one arrives in the court of the palace, surrounded by porticos supported by twin columns, which immediately gives onto a second courtyard, of which one immediately notices a small artificial cave. The interiors of the noble floor are the results of two centuries of work: particularly noteworthy are the ballroom with the eighteenth-century frescoes by Nicola Bertuzzi.

A few steps from the Park of the Villa Reale in Monza, in the heart of Brianza and a few kilometers from Milan, the Sporting Club Monza is a green oasis of 22,000 square meters. Old trees and green flower beds frame the Villa, a building from the 1920s in an English country house style. The building combines the external monumentality of a prestigious luxury villa with a more "domestic" dimension of the interiors, refined but also intimate and comfortable.

Villa Erba, a jewel of architecture built at the end of the 19th century, was the holiday residence of the Erba family. Here the great director Luchino Visconti spent many of his summers and the rooms of the villa inspired the scenographies of some of his famous masterpieces. Today the villa, with its ancient frescoes, precious inlaid ceilings and its mannerist-inspired rooms, is the ideal location to host unique events. At Villa Erba prestige and worldliness coexist in total harmony: from the most formal conferences to the most wild parties, where music is guaranteed until late at night, thanks to the ideal location of the villa far from the inhabited centers.

Villa Walter Fontana is a house of very high representation of two thousand square meters designed and built in the mid-sixties by the famous architect Giacomo Mantegazza. The bright interior of the villa is characterized by a large ground floor with veranda, study, living room and dining room, the which dialogue with the surrounding park from which you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Brianza hills. At the basement the cellar and the whiskeythek in view add a unique touch to the tavern, complete with bar area and fireplace, making it ideal as a multifunctional space for any kind of event .