Our locations

This is the main headquarters of the National Cancer Institute. A 14-story building (including 2 underground levels), it houses all clinical departments, most administrative offices, and the majority of research departments.

It is a 7-story building (including two underground levels), mainly housing the Department of Applied Research and Technological Development, several research laboratories, a cryopreservation room, and the Institute's tissue bank.

It also hosts part of the Research Department (epidemiology, prevention, and public health areas) and is the venue for numerous public training initiatives focused on primary prevention, aimed at raising awareness among both healthy individuals and patients about the importance of adopting behaviors that can prevent or reduce the risk of developing cancer.

The campus also hosts cooking classes, where the ingredients used come directly from the synergistic vegetable garden created at Cascina Rosa.