Entirely inspired by art deco style, Giacomo Arengario is embedded within the complex of the Museo del Novecento, in the very heart of Milan. Enjoying a superb location in one of the upstairs loggias of the museum building, the restaurant overlooks the Duomo, offering spectacular views of one of Milan’s most distinctive sights. The interior design is just as grand, recalling typical 1930’s architectures and patterns both in its structure and in the smallest details, like the gilded deco glasses.

Join businesspeople, ladies who lunch, and in-the-know travelers at this elegant restaurant atop the Museo del Novecento and with a glorious Duomo view (be sure to request a window table, though, or risk being relegated to a viewless back room). To complement the vistas, choose from a selection of well-prepared seafood, pasta, and meat courses for lunch and dinner; the servers are happy to recommend pairings from the extensive wine list.

From the top of his terrace inside the Palazzo del Novecento, Giacomo Arengario wins the title of best location in Milan. The restaurant is a tribute to Art Deco expressed with aristocratic design maneuvers on the furniture at the entrance lacquered in black and mirrors, as well as on the wooden walls and coffered ceilings, and finally on the wonderful terrace overlooking the sharp spires of the Duomo. The menu harmoniously combines excellent fish dishes, such as the ceviche tacos and a great selection of raw fish, with timeless servings of the local tradition such as risotto and Milanese cutlet.

Giacomo has several restaurants around the city, but the Arengario, housed in the building of the same name, which is also a museum of the 20 th century, is right next next to the Duomo. Book on the terrace for a great view of the cathedral or enjoy the evocative and elegant 1930s interior. From excellent seafood dishes to Milanese traditions like Risotto alla Milanese (saffron risotto) or Ossobuco (braised veal shin) and everything in between, including afternoon tea and cocktails, this restaurant has it all.

Giacomo Bulleri was one of the countless Tuscans who moved to Milan after World War II, having arrived in 1958 after a detour in Turin where he worked his way up to chef in the city’s restaurants. He opened Trattoria da Giacomo the year he arrived here, and the restaurant still stands, though not in its original Via Donizetti location– he moved to Via Sottocorno in 1990. He has a few other locations under his belt, including a rosteria, a pastry shop, and this restaurant, which opened in 2010.

Entirely inspired by art deco style, Giacomo Arengario is embedded within the Museo del Novecento, in the very heart of Milan. Enjoying a superb location in one of the upstairs loggias of the museum building, the restaurant overlooks the Duomo, offering spectacular views of one of Milan’s most distinctive sights. The luxury interior design is just as grand, recalling typical 30’s architectures and patterns both in its structure and in the smallest details, like the gilded deco glasses

Envisioned by design firm Studio Peregalli, this Art Deco jewel box on the top floor of the Museo del Novecento overlooks the resplendent Piazza del Duomo. A gleaming cocktail bar is surrounded with 1930s decorative touches, such as vintage lacquered furniture, Beaux Arts brasswork, and paneled walls covered with geometric patterns from Erte paintings. Sip a drink on the iron-and-glass loggia and take in the views.

Plan your visit to the museum of 20th century art, the Museo del Novecento, to be just before dinner so you can just head up to the fancy rooftop Ristorante Giacomo Arengario (in the same building as the museum) after you’re done appreciating art. It’s open until midnight daily, and the location right next to the Duomo means you get yet another view on the famous landmark.

Scale the Guggenheim-inspired spiral ramp at the Museo del Novecento to find the best view in the whole city, overlooking the Piazza del Duomo. Arengario is Chef Giacomo Bulleri’s take on Milanese classics with an international twist, and the menu changes to cater for museum-goers during the day and haute cuisine in the evening. Reservations recommended.

Deserving three stars just for its Duomo views, this centrally located restaurant is a top choice among well-heeled Milanese for business lunches. There’s a smart little bar for early-evening aperitivos, but the real point here is to get a table near those plate-glass windows to gawk…

Giacomo Arengario is a famous and elegant place in Milan's Navigli District. The experience becomes even more special when guests realize the restaurant has a privileged view of the Duomo. Former guests also praise the place for its impeccable services, menu, and extensive wine list.

Giacomo Arengario has a stunning location in the city center with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Milan's Duomo. It's in a 1930s building and boasts a rich and intimate Art Deco interior style. Reservations Giacomo Arengario, call +39 02 72093814 or click "Book" at this link

In 2008, Giacomo Bistrot_ opened, inspired by a French bistro and predominantly offering meat dishes. Da Giacomo Arengario_ opened inside the Novecento Museum in Piazza Duomo. Within Palazzo Reale, there's also space for _Giacomo Caffè_, inspired by Parisian Literary cafes.

Giacomo Arengario is owned by Chef Giacomo Bulleri, who has built a small food empire in the city. Art deco, wood-paneled walls, old mirrors, and the finest 21st-century Italian Cuisine, make this place the best to be for tourists.

Giacomo Arengario, located at the Museo del Novecento overlooking the Piazza del Duomo and the Duomo, is a fabulous restaurant. With delicious food, attentive service, and a unique view of the Duomo – Giacomo Arengario is a winner.

For couples looking for a top dining experience, Giacomo Arengario offers an exclusive view of Piazza Duomo, while the ambiance of Al Garghet captures the charm of the Italian countryside.

Experience the piazza from above at the Giacomo Arengario bar inside the museum with a better view than the Aperol Terrazza bar where you’ll feel obliged to sip on an overpriced spritz.

Address: Via Gugliemo Marconi, 1GPS: 45.4635, 9.19019 Phone: 02 72093814Public Transport: M1 (red line)– M3 (yellow line) Duomowww.giacomoarengario.comOpen daily 12pm-12am.