Impressionism and the Avantgarde Movements at Milan’s Palazzo Reale
byFrom 8 March to 2 September the Philadelphia Museum of Art is coming to Milan, to the magnificent setting of the Palazzo Reale.
Milan Must See
Cenacolo Vinciano
byA Must See in MIlan: Leonardo Da Vinci’s Cenacolo or L’ultima cena in Santa Maria delle Grazie Church
Duomo di Milano
byMilan’s Cathedral, or Duomo, is a much-loved symbol of the city.
Toulouse Lautrec. The fleeting world at Milan’s Palazzo Reale
byFrom 17th October 2017 to 18th February 2018, Palazzo Reale in Milan will celebrate Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec(1864-1901) with an extensive monographic exhibition
Inside Caravaggio at Milan’s Palazzo Reale
by“Dentro Caravaggio” at Palazzo Reale in Milan from 29.09.2017 to 28.1.2018 presents an unexplored new perspective of the years of the artist’s extraordinary production
Fun Things To Do In Milan At Night
byThere are a lot of highlights in the average itinerary for a visit to Milan. But the bulk of them concern sightseeing and daytime…
Teatro alla Scala
byThe Scala Theater, built in 1778 in the center of Milan, is one of Europe’s top Opera Houses and a real pearl of neo-classical architecture.
Keith Haring. About art
byThe exhibition “Escher” at Palazzo Reale in MIlan displays 200 works of the ‘Pop’ Dutch genius.
Manet and Modern Paris at Palazzo Reale
byThe exhibition “Escher” at Palazzo Reale in MIlan displays 200 works of the ‘Pop’ Dutch genius.
MUDEC – The Museum of Cultures
byThe Museum of Cultures – MUDEC is a multi-purpose space offering to the visitor and the city a multiplicity of cultural offerings and services,
Fondazione Prada
byThe new Milan’s venue of Fondazione Prada is 19,000 square meters of art experience.
Milan City Park Guide
byGardens and Parks in Milan: Ten of Milan’s Prettiest Parks.
Armani Silos, 40 years of Armani’s work and style
byArmani Silos is a museum in Milan that hosts a selection of Giorgio Armani’s creations divided by themes: Daywear, Exoticism, Scheme of Colours and Light.
Frigoriferi Milanesi
byThe FM Centre for Contemporary Art opens in April with the exhibit L’Inarchiviabile/ The Unarchivable by Marco Scotini and Lorenzo Paini