尤立科·赫依頗利天文館

Nearly 100 years of history is one of Italy's largest and most important astronomical museums named because of the name of its donors, and if you're interested in astronomy and geography, it's absolutely a sacred place, both in image and equipment.

It's worth taking children to places where the function of looking at the stars is still preserved. As the largest Astronomical Museum in Italy, classical architecture breeds the most vigorous yearning for the sky.

The building at the corner of the huge green space is itself the representative of neoclassicism. Four pillars on the front support the top of the triangle, and behind them is a big ball. At first glance, it is the configuration of the astronomical museum. Today, it still retains the function of looking at the stars. As the largest Astronomical Museum in Italy, the classical architecture, on the contrary, breeds the most vigorous yearning for the sky.

Uliko Heipoli Astronomical Museum, the only city in Milan, is the most important one in Milan. The main body of the Museum is a light green dome. The inside of the Museum is very large, and it can accommodate hundreds of people at the same time.

It is the largest and most important astronomical museum in Italy. The information and exhibitions presented here are very interesting.