There is a house with a ghostly name in Milan, but it is far from dangerous, very popular, and more similar to the tower of a fairy-tale princess.
The name is Haunted House, but it is no other than one of the buildings hosting the Prada foundation, built over what was a distillery until the beginning of the 1900s.
But the building, home to permanent exhibits by Robert Gober e Louise Bourgeois, has another particularity immediately visible: it is completely covered by 200,000 pure gold sheets. Furthermore, beside the tower, there is another unmissable location: the Bar Luce, designed by the film director Wes Anderson himself.
Don’t miss out on a golden occasion.
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