History
The Arch of Peace and the Tollhouses, designed by Luigi Cagnola in 1806, are icons of Milan. Rebuilt in marble to honor Napoleon, they were completed by the Austrians and inaugurated in 1838. Piazza del Sempione has been the stage for historic events, such as the triumphant entry of Napoleon III and Victor Emmanuel II. Today, they stand as symbols of Milanese history and memory.
The Tollhouses, symmetrical to the Arch of Sempione, are a blend of art and history. Made of granite and stone, they feature decorations that narrate crucial events of the past. The Arch, with its chariot of Peace, symbolizes the greatness of Lombardy-Veneto.
DAZI MILANO
With the restoration of the Tollhouses, we have created a meeting place that celebrates Milanese culture. DAZI MILANO is a space that blends tradition and innovation.
With our mixology bar and gourmet cuisine, we aim to provide Milanese people with a meeting point where history and modernity converge.
We host exclusive and public events. Additionally, we offer the opportunity to have lunch, dinner, or spend special moments with friends.
Our venue is perfect for any occasion!
