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The City Life district traces the space of the ancient Trade Fair which, moved to the Rho-Fiera area, left behind an urban area of ​​225,000 square meters entirely to be redeveloped: the project involved internationally renowned architects, such as Arata Isozaki, designer for Milan of the second tallest skyscraper in Italy, Daniel Libeskind and Zaha Hadid, who also created the new MAXXI Museum in Rome in Italy. Started in 2007, the CityLife project not only aims to create a new urban planning of great visual impact with the three large skyscrapers, but develops a green soul aimed at creating a large park - the third in size of the city center after Parco Sempione and Giardini Pubblici - is the largest pedestrian area in Milan, to allow citizens to make the most of the new spaces, also enriched with leisure and play areas. Not least are the architecture: the three gigantic skyscrapers, the Straight, the Storto and the Curvo, are in fact candidates immediately to become one of the great symbols of Milan in the world. Between great records, famous archistars, trees, cycle and pedestrian paths and new modern residences equipped with home automation systems, the guided tour of CityLife will allow you to understand one of the new aspects of the city of Milan, in its constant updating on urban planning and architecture modern, emerging as one of the most avant-garde cities in Europe.

Amendola and De Angeli stops station, on line 1 of the subway (red), two minutes away on foot.