Mudec Bistrot In Milano

My 7-year-old niece attended a 5-day workshop. Very nice.

The free exhibitions (permanent collection) are fairly small, but they're nicely set up and thought out. Quite a lot of text to read about the history of Milan's role in trade from the 17th to 19th centuries, the influence of Chinese art and craft on the "chinoiserie" style, and Italy's participation in the colonization and divvying up of Africa - Libya and Ehtiopia. It's a dark part of all of Europe's past that should never be swept under the rug.

The architectural analysis was beautiful, especially the central courtyard where the exhibition areas open up is worth a visit.

The museum is very beautiful, the exhibitions are interesting, perhaps without a discount, the prices are a bit expensive

An art center established by the Municipality of Milan. Permanent exhibitions are free… An impressive and beautiful place. Those who like museums and contemporary art should definitely see it…

Mudec is Milan's Museum of Cultures, located in the design district. The new building is housed in a former factory, designed by David Chipperfield. You'll find both permanent and temporary exhibitions there. Currently, Mudec is hosting a street art invasion with magnificent frescoes created on-site by artists from around the world. A quiet location away from the hustle and bustle of central Milan. There are several good restaurants nearby.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A cultural highlight in Milan! The MUDEC is one of the most impressive museums I've ever visited. The architecture alone is a real eye-catcher – modern, elegant, and inviting. But what really counts is the content: The exhibitions are diverse, in-depth, and international. From African art to Asian cultures – you really get a comprehensive insight into the diversity of human civilizations here. I particularly liked the mix of traditional exhibits and modern, interactive elements. You don't feel like you're in a traditional museum, but rather on a true journey of discovery through the world. The staff were also friendly and helpful, and the museum shop and café are beautifully designed. A great place to be inspired, reflect, and learn new things. A must-see for every culture buff in Milan!

Very good interesting museum, exceptional service at the ticket office.

The Mudec is a very beautiful museum even for people who plan to visit Milan on a tight budget because a good part of the museum is not accessible, only the temporary exhibitions are extra.

The original of Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy" from the 14th century, impressive Chinese vases of incredible size and masterful execution, unique African masks and idols that amaze with their imagination and versatility... A wonderful museum, a majestic staircase, a cozy cafe with extremely delicious croissants and coffee. A positive, beautiful city, ideal for studying, chatting with friends and expanding the horizons of perception of this multifaceted world.