Workers began building Sforza in 1358, but the castle was destroyed during a period of political unrest about a century later. Francesco Sforza, the duke of Milan, ordered a new castle to be ...

Leonardo often spent time at the castle during the late 1400s as a member of the court of Duke Ludovico Sforza, who commissioned the artist for a painting featured in the property’s Sala delle ...

Now, it is confirmed that they truly exist. A dozen secret tunnels have been discovered beneath the Sforza Castle in Milan.

The castle is free to visit, but if you'd like to peruse any of the museums, admission costs 5 euros (around $5.50) for adults and 3 euros (about $3.50) for young adults ages 18 to 25; youths and ...

Archeologists discovered, thanks to modern technology, that ancient sketches by Leonardo depict real tunnels under the Sforza ...

Adjacent to the Sforza Castle is Parco Sempione, the largest park in the city of Milan. English garden-style, Parco Sempione features walking paths, a small pond, picturesque bridges like the ...

During Milan Design Week 2025, the Caradosso space will host a collective project where wood, travertine, light, and sound ...