Caffe in Giardino Triennale In Milano

Very nice museum full of exhibitions. Make sure to get your tickets online to avoid the cue.

Stunning structure, I visited the exhibition in Fiorucci, very well thought out, visionary like the artist to whom it is dedicated.

A place for those who care about culture and for those who want to approach new cultural stimuli. I recommend not being in a hurry and spending at least a few consecutive hours in this place, the beneficial effect (on the minds of users) is proportional to the duration of the view.

What can I say, for design lovers this place is worth a visit. Iconic pieces and fabulous exhibits! For children, workshops or booklets to accompany them in exhibitions. I don't give five, only because we went on a Sunday, and they told us not to sit at the bar because they had no more food. Well, from a place like this, I expect them to think about the turnout and behave accordingly.

Let's start with the sore points. I entered at 6pm on a Sunday as it opened until 8pm, I wanted to avoid the crowds. And instead, surprisingly, I find a lot of people in line and only one open cash register, wasting 20 minutes. 15 euros for the permanent and 25 for all the exhibitions, it seems a bit excessive to me! I'm not a great lover of 20th century and contemporary art, much less of installations. But I continue the visit. Only positive note. The gallery dedicated to Fiorucci that takes me back to my adolescence. I'd say the first one was good!

Very well-kept structure I visited the Fiorucci exhibition We owe a lot to him between art and fashion. The exhibition explores the various creative dimensions of the entrepreneur who was also a cool hunter. his brand, it is true that starting from the 1960s, with his genius he revolutionized customs, fashion and the contemporary art scene in Italy.

The visit to the Triennale is always very interesting, this time I went to see the exhibition on Fiorucci which took me back 40 years and made me miss that atmosphere full of excitement... luckily I entered with the Lombardy museum card, because otherwise the entrance seemed a bit too expensive to me

When I take a nice walk in Sempione park I always go as far as the Triennale to see if there is anything interesting. Regardless of the temporary or permanent exhibitions, it is always a pleasure to visit the structure. One part that I really like is a gallery on the ground floor called project space where you can study, read or work in absolute tranquility. Inside the structure there is also the possibility of eating something. I recommend at least one visit

This museum is a real institution, it's stupid not to want to come with the excuse of the ticket price. Places like this need to be supported. Money spent on art is never money spent badly. I have seen several exhibitions and never once have I been disappointed. I will return soon to visit this museum, making an obligatory stop at the well-stocked bookshop.

I visited the Elio Fiorucci exhibition. The setup is interesting, the narrative sequence well designed. There are many vintage photos.