Via Ambrogio Figino

Via Ambrogio Figino (Ambrogio Figino Street) is a one-way street that branches off from Viale Certosa in Quartiere Varesina, Zone 8 of Milan, for about one hundred meters.
It's a street with vintage low houses replaced in part by newer homes, along the sidewalks there are small fruit trees.

On the left at the beginning of the street there is an entrance to Bayer, the German pharmaceutical company that covers a large area between Viale Certosa and Via Argenta, at the intersection with Via Argenta a period house at number 11, then an old shed with InArca at 13.

On the right of Via Figino low houses alternating with some newer or renovated, corner of Via Argenta a house painted red probably a former shed at number 12, and at the end of the street on the corner of Via Salvator Rosa a recent industrial building with offices at 16 in orange brick, which hosted Ipsen, now for rent.

Ambrogio Figino (Milan 1553 - Milan 1608), also Giovanni Ambrogio Figino was an Italian Renaissance painter.


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