定址於曾經的瑞士大學

In 1573, the Elvio College, founded by Archbishop Carlo Boromeo of Milan, was designed to train clergymen in parishes and churches. It is now the site of the so-called Swiss University. The building is entirely baroque, first appreciated in its original oval shape, and then combined with two large, elegant and harmonious courtyards, with a double arch.

I like to go to the middle and see the effect of the two-storey building's columns arranged neatly and the corridor. There is no doubt that this is a very quiet place to empty itself. Sometimes ornamental sculptures, such as a cow with a large empty stomach, seem to stimulate other people's thinking. The archives inside also retain the bright history of the region.