Museums
MUSEUMS
Art and Art History
đź“ŤBrera Art Gallery
One of the most important collections of Italian art, with works by Caravaggio, Raphael, and Piero della Francesca.
Distance: 10 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Montenapoleone)
đź“ŤPoldi Pezzoli Museum
House-museum with Renaissance paintings, antique weapons, porcelain, and decorative arts.
Distance: 8 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Montenapoleone)
đź“ŤBagatti Valsecchi Museum
Renaissance residence with original furnishings and works from the 15th and 16th centuries.
Distance: 8 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Montenapoleone)
đź“ŤAmbrosian Art Gallery
Collection with works by Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio, and other Italian masters.
Distance: 9 min by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Duomo)
đź“ŤMuseo del Cenacolo Vinciano
Houses Leonardo da Vinci’s fresco The Last Supper.
Distance: 15 min by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Cadorna)
đź“ŤMuseo San Fedele
Small museum dedicated to contemporary sacred art.
Distance: 8 min by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Duomo)
đź“ŤMuseo Teatrale alla Scala
Contains instruments, costumes, sets, and historical archives of the Teatro alla Scala.
Distance: 8 min by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Duomo)
đź“ŤMuseo della Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio
Collection of early Christian and medieval art.
Distance: 14 min by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Sant’Ambrogio)
History, Archaeology and Culture
đź“ŤSforza Castle
Large historic complex with museums of ancient art, sculptures, furniture, and musical instruments.
Distance: 12 minutes by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Lanza)
đź“ŤArchaeological Museum
Relics from the Roman and prehistoric eras, with sections dedicated to ancient Milan.
Distance: 12 minutes by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Cadorna)
đź“ŤMuseum of the Risorgimento
Recounts the unification of Italy through documents, paintings, and historical relics.
Distance: 11 minutes by metro (M3 Centrale → M3 Montenapoleone)
đź“ŤDiocesan Museum
Exhibition of sacred art and liturgical objects from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.
Distance: 14 min by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Sant’Ambrogio)
Science, Nature and Technology
đź“ŤNational Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci
Italy’s largest technical-scientific museum, featuring models of Leonardo’s inventions.
Distance: 16 minutes by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Sant’Ambrogio)
đź“ŤCivic Museum of Natural History
Minerals, fossils, dinosaur skeletons, zoology, and biodiversity.
Distance: 9 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M1/M3 Duomo → M1 Palestro)
đź“ŤLeonardo3 Museum
Interactive exhibitions and working reconstructions of Leonardo da Vinci’s machines.
Distance: 9 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Duomo)
Design and Contemporary Culture
đź“ŤTriennale Design Museum
Museum of Italian design, inside the Palazzo dell’Arte, including architecture, fashion, and graphics.
Distance: 17 minutes by metro (M2 Gioia → M2 Cadorna)
đź“ŤMuseo del Novecento
Museum dedicated to 20th-century art, with works by Boccioni, Fontana, and other Italian artists.
Distance: 8 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Duomo)
đź“ŤGalleria d’Arte Moderna (GAM)
Collection of Italian art from the 19th to 20th centuries, with Hayez, Segantini, and others.
Distance: 7 minutes by metro (M3 Repubblica → M3 Turati)
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