If you really love art, you should visit the famous Pinacoteca di Brera, a gallery founded in 1809 by Napoleon. Mantegna's Dead Chris and Caravaggio's Supper at Emmaues are the main masterpieces.
Nice museum to kill 2 hours and breath some historical and unique art.
Amazing collection. Breathtaking experience for classical art lovers. Free every first Sunday of the month.
400 selected works of 20th century Italian art belonging to the Civic Art Collections of the City of Milan. http://tinyurl.com/c243f6n
Great paintings! Great art! Great time!
If you are between 18/26, it is free entrance. Absolutely worth it: Picasso, Boccioni, Pellizza da Volpedo, Fontana, Carrà, Matisse, Kandinsky and other artists in a very nice environment! Approved!
Must see the current devoted exhibition to Gianni Piacentinos artistics path.
Milano must: amazing architecture, contemporary art and sofisticated curators.
Always a magic place to see. A real contemporary art center for Milan. Wonderful industrial spaces restored by Rem Koolhas. Art by Prada's collections, and new commissioned shows.
The entire building is a piece of art. I enjoyed walking by the rooms more than the exhibition at the moment. I think it's one of the least museums that is free. It has a cosy cafe inside.
The Restutitzioni 2016 concept where you can see a choice of works of art from various museums and eras on the same space. A plus is the old bank building with the retro decoration
Take a journey into the LV savoir faire with "Louis Vuitton: the Art of Fashion", the exhibition curated by the renowned Katie Grand, from Sept. 22 until Oct. 9 2011. Admission is free, don't miss it!
Museum of Design and Architecture, always has 4-6 exhibits on the subject of design, photography or modern art, at least 1-2 of which are always free entry.
Contemporary art museum located in a giant hangar in the industrial district just north of Milano Bicocca university.They have a few permanent sculptural installations and temporary exhibits & events
Check the exhibitions they have when you want to visit, unless you want to find yourself lost and confused by weird 'art'.
Modern art exhibition
The original DaVinci Last Supper enables everyone to experience the ultimate luxury in art, because this work is absolutely unique, and will never be moved to another museum for a temporary exhibition Read more.
The Refectory at Santa Maria delle Grazie is the location for one of the greatest masterpieces of Italian art: Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper. http://tinyurl.com/bwnutvl
For the Renaissance art lovers. If you want to see the masterpiece of Da Vinci, don't forget to book your day !
absolutely a place to visit in Milan. A mixed experiences: museum, library, restaurant, art gallery, shopping. a trend setter in life style in the heart of milan
One of Milan's most frequented and fashionable spots! Corso Como 10 is a multifunctional concept dedicated to art, fashion, music, design, cuisine and culture. A must see!
The 10CC is an art gallery, a bar, a restaurant and a shop where you can find a selection of clothing, shoes and jewelry with a unique design. To visit the section outlets are vintage clothes :)
Tantissime opere, ingresso gratuito. Bellissimi camini nelle stanze. - Free entrance - beautiful chimney at 1st and 2nd floor mixed with Balla, Gaugin and many more artists.
Don't let yourself trap only by famous artists masterpieces:there's a lot more here! #totalart :-)
Entry is free one hour before closing time. I liked the Grassi and Vismara collections on the second floor which features works by various European artists (instead of just classical Italian art).
Cool hotel with interesting art installations and details. But the room we stayed in had grimey browned showers and clearly used lotions and shampoos.
If you’re interested in art, check out every floor to see the work of different artists.
Great design,too many art pieces every floor,nice rooms,good staff
One of Milan's oldest castles, the Sforzesco Castle is home to great art collections including works by Michelangelo (Rondanini Pietà) and Leonardo da Vinci (Codex Trivulzianus manuscript).
Very beautiful with art gallery inside ..big big park and the view on triumphal italian arc. U can spend here some hours and u will not feel it. Different museums inside.
Contemporary art in a green environment. We like it!
This 1,200 square metre space has been used to stage over 200 exhibitions by Italian and international artists, presenting their creativity in new forms of expression http://tinyurl.com/d27rctf
A delightful collection of modern and contemporary art
A historic museum home that of the Bagatti Valsecchi heirs. This is where you'll find some of the country's best Italian Renaissance decorative arts. Admission fee Entrance fee: 8,00 euro.
This jewel box of a museum offers a glimpse into the daily life of 1 of Milan's wealthy, powerful, noble families of the 1900s. Family passion for Renaissance decorative arts dominates the collection.
If you want to get an idea of what your trip in Milan would have been like in the 1500s, come here to check out an incredible range of art and antiques from the 15th and 16th centuries.
Amazing art and sculpture collection from many different periods- a great place to wander around and marvel.
Museum of Ancient Art, Picture Gallery, Egyptian Museum, Museum of Prehistory and Proto-history and many more: ALL IN ONE PLACE!
Great ambience, culture and historical impressions. Free entrance in the castle, a bar and museums. A few hour experience!
Don't forget to skyward to the ceilings for the beautiful frescos and mosaics. The house in itself is a piece of art!
A highly original home: all the interiors were crowded with decoration, works of art and furniture, with all sorts of shapes and colours, creating very unusual visual effect http://tinyurl.com/cv3p8ga
Little known museum near La Scala. Beautiful art collection, with some precious works and big names. My highlights: the armoury and the sheer craziness of what a man can collect in his lifetime
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