Free museums in Milan

The Casa Museo Boschi di Stefano is a historic mansion in Milan, located on the second floor of an Art Deco building designed by architect Piero Portaluppi. The museum exhibits a selection of over two hundred representative works of Italian modern art acquired by Antonio Boschi (1896-1988) and his w

The Palazzo Morando is a historic building in the city of Milan and houses the Museum of Milan and the Costume Moda Immagine collection (a fashion related collection). The Palazzo Morando itself is an 18th century palazzo decorated and furnished from that period and features a rich collection of ant

The Memoriale Della Shoah Di Milano is a memorial dedicated to the Holocaust's victims. It was created in the hidden part of the Central station, which was used to deport people out of Milan.

The Museo Studio Francesco Messina (Museum-studio Francesco Messina) is a museum in Miland that is located inside the deconsecrated church of San Sisto al Carrobbio. The museum is located on two floors and exhibits the entire collection donated by Francesco Messina to the Municipality of Milan: 80 s

The WOW Spazio Fumetto is an art museum in Milan that is dedicated to comics and animation. The museum holds and displays a collection of more than 500,000 items including records, magazine publications and albums. There is a permanent exhibition on the ground floor. Temporary exhibitions are held o

The Museo delle Culture (MUDEC) is the Museum of Culture of Milan that houses the ethnological and anthropological collections of the city as the "Museum of World Cultures". As part of the Museum of Natural History, a collection of ethnographic objects that had been growing since the 19th century, b

The museum of the Fonderia Napoleonica Eugenia is located in accurately restored ancient workshops that conserves documents, photographs, tools and equipment related to the activities undertaken by the Barigozzi family for more then a century. The museum aims to conserve the memory of the ancient tr

The Museo Mangini Bonomi is a museum in Milan that is housed in a 15th century building founded by real estate entrepreneur Emilio Mangini. The museum illustrates how people lived in the past. It illustrates the story of daily life with games, sculptures, tools and everyday objects.