This is a fascinating collection held in the original palazzo of its 17C benefactor. More

one of the most interesting museums in Milan in a central area, which makes it easily accessible from the shopping district. More

It is said that Milan's beauty lies behind closed doors and this is certainly true of this palace. It will take about an hour and a half to see all the art in all the rooms and to appreciate the palace itself. There are four or five outstanding works that merit contemplation. There is no cafe but there are some... More

An old nice house with beautiful portraits and great old carpets. I have a special interest in old carpets so I thought it was wonderful opportunity to study carpets. More

This museum is in fact the former home of a 19th century Milanese collector which he made into a work of art in itself and filled it with beautiful paintings, furniture and sculpture, as well as his collections of clocks and watches, jewellery, china and armour. It is small enough to see everything without getting exhausted and the collections are... More

It is a small museum in a Palazzo and the art is magnificent. It is great to see the art as well as the Palazzo. More

I went to view the textile collection which was excellent but poorly kept up. Then I toured the house which was hosting a special show. Not much English spoken here. More

The museum is based in a house and isn't too big. It has a nice mixtures of paintings, clocks etc so has a bit of variety More

A pleasant surprise and very manageable. Quiet and non tourist More