Officine Universelle Buly

Venue

Museo Bagatti Valsecchi

Location

Milan, Italy

Practical information

Founded in 1803 by Jean-Vincent Bully, Officine Universelle Buly perpetuates and reinvents a distinctively French approach to beauty.

The Maison won prestigious awards at the Expositions Universelles of 1867 and 1878, recognizing the famous Parisian perfumer for its legendary formulations with cutting-edge technology: in 2014, the Officine created the world’s first water-based perfumes. Its stores are temples of exquisite architecture, stocking 900 beauty products, where a sense of service and personalization (such as embossing, folding, calligraphy and engraving) all contribute to a wondrous bespoke experience.

THE MASTERLY CALLIGRAPHY LESSON

Master the delicate art of calligraphy in an expert lesson led by Officine Universelle Buly. Under the watchful eye of its master calligraphers, learn to shape letters and master the thin and thick strokes typical of English Roundhand calligraphy. 

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

ACCESS CONDITION

- Accessible for PRM.
- Suitable for sensitive audiences.
- Minimum age: 15 years old. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Metro:
Line M3, alight at Montenapoleone station, or Line M1, alight at San Babila station.

Bus
Line 94, alight at Piazza Cavour.

Tram:
Line 1, alight at Montenapoleone M3.

Bike:
BikeMi stations No. 80 – Manzoni and No. 13 – Via Senato, at the corner of Via Marina.

Car:
Parking available on Via San Pietro all’Orto or Via Marina.

Tours must be booked in advance.

Opening hours:
Friday: closed
Saturday 9 am - 4 pm (last admission at 2 pm)
Sunday: closed

A left luggage area is at your disposal at the venue for all oversized objects.

You will be asked to show proof of ID upon arrival (e.g. a valid national ID card, passport of driving license). 

LOCATION

Venue: Museo Bagatti Valsecchi
City: Milan, Italy
Address: Via Gesù, 5
20121 Milan, Italy

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