I was there recently on the occasion of the temporary Moroni exhibition (beautiful) and in addition to the paintings I was able to admire the majestic rooms of what was until some time ago the Commercial Bank. It is located in the heart of the city in front of the Scala and you are immediately fascinated by the entrance, still imagining the comings and goings of the customers. The route is quite long and is divided into three different historic buildings, as are the art collections. The only flaw is the lack of rest points on which to sit to rest and contemplate the works comfortably; The problem of tourist fatigue has been taken into consideration in many museums.

Former building of the Banca Commerciale d'Italia beautifully used. Beautiful, spacious but a little dark, until April 1st with the same ticket you can see the very interesting exhibition on Moroni, beautiful pieces with additions by Moretto, Lotto and Titian. The permanent collection ranges from the 19th century to the contemporary, for all tastes

An art museum with lots of amazing pictures that require time to look through. The museum spans 3 buildings Palazzo Brentani, Palazzo Anguissola and Antona Treversi. A visit here must be a must when you are in Milan for the first time.

The Gallerie d'Italia in Milan is a large exhibition area created inside three historic buildings in the historic center, where a vast permanent collection and frequent temporary exhibitions are hosted. On the occasion of my visit, there was a small but pleasant photographic exhibition dedicated to Maria Callas and a much more majestic one dedicated to Giovan Battista Moroni, the famous portrait painter of the sixteenth century, which also included numerous works by other famous artists of his time. Overall I found the location very beautiful, the permanent collections interesting and with the works on average well valorised and illuminated, the temporary exhibitions very well looked after and set up. Full ticket price not excessive, free with museum subscription card. The galleries have an efficient cloakroom service, a small shop and a restaurant-café. The complete visit requires at least a couple of hours, the visit route is not obligatory and in some places unclear, main entrance from Piazza della Scala.

We didn't have to visit it, but one afternoon when we were passing by it caught my attention and we went in and it was a success. It does not have works as famous as in other museums but here there is quality and good taste, basically Renaissance and Baroque paintings and sculptures (but there are from other periods) and the building is also notable. If you go to Milan for several days, keep this museum in mind

The current exhibition on Carena is very nice, but the permanent one is of a completely different level. Especially the selection of works on the Duomo and the surrounding places. Really fantastic. The only thing that left a little to be desired were Alessandro Manzoni's Gardens, I expected a little more.

The art in this gallery is so stunning. We just stumbled across this on our day trip to Milan and we were so glad we did. It’s a very intimate environment, not filled with tourists which is a nice break from the chaos in Milano near the Duomo. The staff was amazing. Also, the cafe attached to the gallery is less of a cafe but more of a bar. I stepped in there, sat down to have a glass of wine and the service and employees were lovely.

Excellent fine art museum housed in an old bank in the heart of Milan, directly adjacent to the Galleria and the Duomo. Was very quiet and entirely devoid of tourists. Museum staff was very kind and welcoming and the art….WOW! Such a unique curation of Italian art & artists from a variety of times and mediums. I would certainly go again (+ they had a student discount!)

Located in the center, this museum offers a splendid permanent exhibition, enriched by temporary ones. A place to spend time getting lost between art and thoughts. I visited it several times also with my students, carrying out guided tours and workshops and I must compliment the guides.

Exhibition of Felice Carena interesting 👩🏼‍🏫. and well located in the location of the Gallerie d'Italia. Then a visit to the rest of the works of art and the halls of the buildings that form the museum context. Always a discovery 🔝🤩.