L’Osteria dei Borghi piu belli d’Italia In Bologna

A Milanese location rich in art and history

Napoleon, his horse, crowns, scepter, baton, and coronation cloak in Milan Cathedral.

A beautiful museum with significant works of art (sculptures and paintings) housed in a building that already exudes beauty in every corner. The only thing I don't agree with is the internal exit that passes between the restaurant tables.

The section dedicated to 19th century painting is amazing.

It's a wonderful place, with unmissable masterpieces from the Duomo. Highly recommended, in the heart of Milan.

The museum has a rich collection of artworks from different periods. It is very well curated and you can focus and enjoy each painting. I haven't come across such a well-lit exhibition in a long time. There are not many organizers and you can browse at your leisure. My only remark is that there are not many signs indicating the direction in which to go and it is a bit confusing. Its cost is only 5€, which is a reasonable price and don't hesitate to check it out.

The best gallery in Milano. The paintings were amazing and full of emotion and with a story to tell. Must visit. The price of the ticket was 3e for youth which is very affordable.

The Gallerie d'Italia are the ideal place to take students on a journey through time, discovering the transformations of the city of Milan through the paintings displayed in the various rooms. The educational programs are highly engaging, and the workshops offered allow students to reflect on urban planning projects and decisions that can contribute to transforming the metropolitan city in an eco-sustainable way.

A very positive experience at the gallery with an exhibition of beautiful works of art.

We went on Sunday, and the entry was free. Honestly, we hadn’t planned to visit, but we were passing by and made a YOLO decision to check it out — and it turned out to be a highlight of our stay in Milan. Beautiful exhibitions and a wonderfully curated presentation of the paintings. Apart from the modern art section, which isn’t really our taste, it was truly soothing for the soul. Even if we had to pay for entry, I wouldn’t have regretted it.