Most reviewed Museums in Milan, Italy

Graceful palazzo used by Napoleon, with medieval and Renaissance art especially from Northern Italy.

Sweeping staircases, regal hallways and artistic masterpieces at a grand 18th century palace.

Leonardo da Vinci's mural masterpiece, The Last Supper, painted in the late 15th century.

Museum with permanent & temporary design-related exhibits on themes from architecture to furniture.

👍👍 Awesome place with all the Milan Football club history. The entrance is amazing when I was walking and looking at every year of Milan history. Specially the ones for the cup winning years and videos of those great time. Then entering into the trophy room. Unbelievable. All the cups and trophies in...

A showcase of digitally restored paintings & hands-on models of inventions by the Renaissance great.

Family-friendly museum dedicated to optical illusions, with exhibits featuring holograms & mirrors.

Elegant museum containing an extensive collection of Italian art & paintings by the Flemish masters.

Grandiose, 18th-century mansion exhibiting Italian art & sculptors, plus works by Cezanne & Gauguin.

👍 Interesting memorial near the central station dedicated to all the Jews that were deported from here. People were forced onto a special train that departed from this cursed track that was originally used to carry livestock. There is a free guided tour made by volunteers. Entrance fee is about 12 eur...

Museum showcasing costumes, portraits & musical instruments from the famed La Scala opera house.

4-story museum dedicated to the work & inspirations of fashion designer Giorgio Armani.

Cemetery known for its funerary sculpture in differing styles, some by famous artists/architects.

Kits & trophies from the A.C. Milan & F.C. Inter soccer teams at a famed stadium open for tours.

Children's museum offering rotating interactive exhibits & workshops that promote play & creativity.

Art museum with over 300 works by Italian artists since the 19th century, plus regular exhibitions.

Ornate 18th-century palace with period furnishings & paintings, plus exhibits on Milanese fashion.

16th-century townhouse with a sumptuous interior, housing Renaissance decorative arts & paintings.

👍👍 This is a permanently changing museum for Italian industrial design. We came here early on a Saturday and were almost alone. We particularly liked the "pre-historic" era up till around the end of the 1980-ies when you could observe that design was closely coupled to the needs of the Italian people,...