Museum of Modern and Contemporary House Cavazzini

Such a nice museum - spend at least 1 1/2 hour here. Nice staff and interesting art that wakes ones fantasy

A brilliant museum. There was a great exhibition of a Japanese artist but also more extensive collections of modern art, including a couple of Picasso paintings and a Braque. Central location and fair price.

The only, if I’m not mistaken, contemporary museum in the area. The Paradoxa temporary exhibition that I’ve seen was very interesting. An open door to the Korean world, especially the north which is often unexplored. I also had the time to watch the lovely 2 floor permanent exposition which have paintings/drawings from big names Picasso to Chagall to De Chirico and less known ones (De Chirico’s brother). There’s loads so definitely take your time. I preferred the last floor than the middle one.

Very accessible; lots of Italian painters; 5 euros entree. I was there on a Saturday afternoon at 330pm and maybe 10 other visitors

Great exhibition of Mizukyi & Yokai worlds

Great little collection of temporary and fixed exhibition of modern art. Not my piece of cookie, I get a little depressed and somber of this art form, but others may enjoy this immensely. Ticketing is very complex, but mostly free or subsidized 🙂.

Really great exhibition for a Japanese manga artist. Friendly staff, spoke English. Three floors of lovely art.

There different paintings there, incl. 19 century. But mostly 20th century. Some are so to say "too modern" for me. For parents with children this museum is free.