5 examples of strange architecture in Milan

1) Via Lincoln

Here, the houses are yellow, lilac, green and red. This former working-class neighbourhood from the late 19th century was perhaps intended as a garden city. Today it continues to be a small and colourful corner of Milan. Take a walk among the fruit trees and the small palm trees. Magical.

an orange house

Via Lincoln

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