Palazzo Reale di Milano

A historic hall where time feels suspended and every reflection tells a story. Its elegance and centuries old charm created the perfect setting for our celebration: intimate, grand, and unforgettable. A place where moments instantly become memories

Thw musuems hosts many artifacts story-telling the greek christian history and the construction of the Domo... very nice museum.

The Palazzo Reale di Milano is a treasure trove of art and culture, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history and creativity. Located just steps from the iconic Duomo, this former royal palace now serves as an impressive exhibition space that hosts rotating art shows, featuring everything from classical masterpieces to contemporary works. The building itself is elegant, with a sense of understated grandeur that contrasts beautifully with the ornate Duomo nearby. The exhibition spaces are well-designed, offering a quiet and immersive experience that allows visitors to truly engage with the art. One of the standout aspects is the quality of the curation—each exhibit is thoughtfully organized and often includes multimedia elements that add depth to the experience. Be sure to check what’s on display before your visit, as the programming frequently changes and offers something for every art enthusiast.

Lots of history about christians and the cathedral. Amazing place

Went on Saturday and was told the exhibitions are free. Loved the paintings and the sculptures exhibitions. The building itself is well preserved and loved the wall colors and all the molding and sculpture details. We were very surprised that there were barely anyone there and it’s right next to one of the busiest cathedrals. it’s such a good escape from the crowd and the heat.

If you have the time when visiting the Duomo you should definitely visit the Palazzo Reale. I loved this museum! The dim light gave the museum a great atmosphere and it wasn't too crowded at the moment we visited. Highly recommend if you are a fan of art and history.

Went for an exposition of  GEORGE HOYNINGEN-HUENE. GLAMOUR E AVANGUARDIA. I thought it was like a tour in the palazzo but there is just expositions according to the artist then you have to choose which you want to see.

Saw the Dolce and Gabbana exhibit there and was speechless. Even as someone not “being into fashion” - the commitment towards the vision and it being translated throughout Italians regions and history - really special. From the heart into the hands describes the creative process of design in all its elements very beautifully.