A hidden gem, tucked away behind the walls of Palazzo Brera you will discover the historic oasis of Brera’s Botanical Garden. Noted as a living open-air museum the garden has a very interesting past, dating back to the 14th century when it was used as a place for meditation and plant cultivation by the Humiliati priests.
It has been used as a location for the teaching of medicine since 1775 and is now managed by the University of Milan. Interestingly the garden still maintains its original layout, featuring two tranquil elliptical ponds, an impressive arboretum and many lined blossoming flowerbeds.

Tucked away behind the grand Palazzo Brera, you'll discover a serene green oasis right in the heart of Milan. This historic botanical garden, a living museum since 1774, is the perfect escape from the city's energetic pace. Wander through flowerbeds bursting with color, relax by the tranquil ponds, and stand in awe of the centuries-old trees. It's a truly enchanting spot to pause and soak in a bit of nature's tranquility, and best of all, entry is free.