Corso Venezia, one of the most elegant streets in Milan, is lined by imposing Baroque, neo-Classical and, above all, Liberty palazzi, this style being in fashion in Milan in the early 20C. Note the Palazzo del Seminario Arcivescovile, at no 11; the late-15C Casa Fontana Silvestri (nos 10-14) and the neo-Classical-style Palazzo Serbelloni (no 16). At no 47, the magnificent Palazzo Castiglioni was completed in 1903 by the architect Sommaruga and the sculptor Bazzaro.