
Author: AMole.sw@emaar.ae | 14 February 2026
Milano - Via Brera, 28
A few minutes from Armani Hotel Milano, you can discover a quiet oasis in the heart of Milan: the Brera Botanical Garden. Established in 1774, it is home to a variety of remarkable plants, including two of Europe’s oldest Ginkgo biloba trees, a 40-metre-high lime tree, and a Caucasian walnut. Today, the garden is managed by the University of Milan, which has preserved its original layout. It can be accessed via entrances on Via Fratelli Gabba, Via Fiori Oscuri 4, or through the corridors of the Brera Palace.