[2025 Milan Attraction] Travel Guide for Museo del Novecento (Updated Jul)

On the right side of Piazza Duomo, the museum built inside a 5-story palace exhibits modern art works from 1890 onwards. After World War II, it went beyond religious art and began incorporating dynamic light and time into its works, eventually reaching the industrial realm! It was a very happy time to meet modern artists who are challenging a new world of creation💕 #ItalyTravel #ItalianArt #ArtMuseum #900 #MuseodelNovecento

#summervacay If you’re into cool, weird, or just straight-up bold art, the Museo del Novecento in Milan (Lombardy) is such a fun stop. It’s right next to the Duomo, so you can’t miss it, and bonus: there’s a killer view of the cathedral from inside the museum. Like, take-a-million-photos kind of view. The museum focuses on 20th-century Italian art, which means you get everything from abstract squiggles to neon lights to pieces that make you go “wait… what am I looking at?” But honestly, that’s part of the fun. It's not stuffy at all, the layout is clean, modern, and easy to explore. There’s a cool spiral ramp leading you up through the exhibits (low-key great for selfies), and everything feels super chill. You can take your time, zone out with the art, or just people-watch by the windows. Definitely check it out if you're in Milan and want a break from churches and shopping. It's artsy, quirky, and lowkey awesome.

For those planning to visit Milan Cathedral, be sure to check out this guide! ☞📍Duomo 21 Note: Once you sit down, you can't change seats, so make sure to choose a seat you're happy with before sitting down. ☞📍20th Century Museum, 5th Floor If you want to take photos here, be sure to go early! The lighting in the afternoon isn't great, making it difficult to get good shots. Don't let the lighting affect your photo plans. ☞📍Milan Cathedral We highly recommend choosing the elevator ticket! The stairs cost €14, while the elevator costs €26. However, the stairs are narrow, and people will follow you closely, making it exhausting and less enjoyable. ☞📍Cathedral Front The crowd is larger than you might expect. Instead of standing for photos, try crouching down for better shots. Follow this guide to make your visit and photo-taking at Milan Cathedral smoother.

Hello, good evening, good morning everyone. Do you often go to art museums? I love them. I always want to visit at least one when I travel. In Italy, I went to the MUSEO, a design museum. The second picture is a work (special exhibition). You need to take a bus to get there. When I entered, I left my backpack in the box to avoid damaging the work. If you are carrying valuables, bring a small bag. I collected photos of the works that impressed me 👀👀 They all make me feel indescribable. I took my time looking at them, so it took about an hour to an hour and a half. Which of the three works do you like best? Please let me know if you like. #0yentrip #Turin #artmuseum #Museo #MuseoMuseumofModernArt

Museo del Novecento is a modern art museum located in Milan, Italy, where various works of 20th-century Italian art are exhibited. This museum is located in Milan's Duomo Square and is designed to allow visitors to view modern art from the 20th century. Inside the museum, various types of works such as paintings, sculptures, and installation art are stored, allowing visitors to see the diverse development of Italian art. In particular, the Duomo Cathedral can be seen from the museum, allowing visitors to capture both the artwork and the Duomo Cathedral! #EuropeanTravel

Milan is located in northern Italy. It is a famous fashion capital and art capital with many museums, galleries and historical buildings, such as the Milan Cathedral and Leonardo da Vinci's most famous work, "The Last Supper". In addition, there are many delicious restaurants, bars and cafes! It is truly a vibrant and charming city that you cannot miss, and it is one of the popular destinations for traveling in Europe. ✨ Airport Transportation Basically, you can choose bus as a means of transportation from the airport to the city and back! ✅Malpensa (MXP) Airport to the city bus (about 40.50 minutes by car, you can also take the Malpensa Express Airport Express, but the fare is relatively expensive, €13 per person one way) ✅Bus from Caravaggio II (BGY) Airport to the city (about an hour’s drive) ✨Urban transportation I highly recommend buying a Milan one-day transportation ticket (biglietto giornaliero) for €7 and it is valid for 24 hours from the time of ticket issuance, not just for the day! This transportation ticket allows unlimited rides on Milan's Mi1-Mi3 buses, subways, light rail trams, and urban railways. ✨Attractions Recommended 🇮🇹Milan Cathedral aka Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) is one of Milan's most famous landmarks and one of the largest churches in Italy. Milan Cathedral is located in the city center. It has spectacular Gothic architecture and exquisite relief decorations. Visitors can also climb to the top of the cathedral to enjoy a panoramic view of Milan. You can order tickets to the top here. You can choose to take the elevator or climb the stairs to the top of the church. The price will vary depending on how you get to the top of the church and whether you want to visit the inside of the church. However, climbing the stairs is not too strenuous, so if you want to save money, you can choose this! 🇮🇹Museum of the 20th Century You can see in Xiaohongshu that the Museum of the 20th Century (Museo del Novecento) is a very popular tourist attraction. It is located next to the Milan Cathedral and mainly collects Italian and international modern art, including paintings, sculptures, photography, installation art, etc. The most famous thing is definitely that it has a whole wall of glass floor-to-ceiling windows, from which you can directly take pictures of Milan Cathedral and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II! 🇮🇹Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Located next to Milan Cathedral, it is a historic shopping center and tourist attraction. It is one of Milan's landmark buildings and is named after the first king of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II. It has many well-known luxury brand stores, restaurants, cafes, bars, etc. Another famous attraction of the arcade is the bull's scrotum under the central dome. It is said that if you step on it with your heel and turn around three times, you will have good luck! There is a restaurant here where you can take photos of Milan Cathedral and also take photos with Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II on the balcony. I will introduce it to you below. 🇮🇹Piazza del Duomo It is one of the most famous squares in Milan, right in front of the Milan Cathedral. There are often many pigeons. If someone hands you pigeon feed, don't take it! Otherwise you will be asked for money! There are many historical buildings, shops, cafes and restaurants here, it is very lively! It also means that there are really a lot of people here, so you must always pay attention to your personal belongings! ✨Food recommendations 🇮🇹Spontini A chain pizza restaurant very close to Milan Cathedral, you can stop by to eat! The taste is very popular with the public! The special dough makes the crust thicker and softer, while the bottom of the cake is baked crispy and has an amazing taste! The seasoning is very flavorful, the generous amount of cheese and the special ketchup are a perfect match! It costs about 5 Euros (about 170 NTD) per person to eat a full meal. It is also recommended that if there are many people traveling together, you can order different flavors to try. Although there are no seats in the store and the space is relatively small, so you need to stand to enjoy your meal, there are still a lot of people in the store! I saw quite a lot of Korean tourists in the store at that time, haha! After eating, you need to recycle the garbage by yourself! 🇮🇹Starbucks Reserve® Milan Roastery This is Starbucks' first store to enter the Italian market. It has beautiful decorations and is perfect for taking photos. It is also a good place to sit down and have a cup of coffee and take a break when you are tired of shopping nearby. The biggest feature of this Starbucks in Milan is that it has a unique series of coffees, cakes and desserts. There is also a super large coffee bean roasting machine in the store, allowing customers to see the coffee bean roasting process with their own eyes. Another special service is that guests can sit and watch the barista brewing coffee! The store also has a wide variety of coffee beans, coffee cups, thermoses, and souvenirs. I hope you won’t be unable to resist the urge to spend too much money here? Ha ha! 🇮🇹Zia Esterina Sorbillo It is a small fried pizza shop located not far from the Duomo, Milan Cathedral. It actually comes from Naples. It’s take-out only, but there are actually chairs on the street nearby where you can sit and enjoy it! It contains ingredients such as ham, cheese, and ketchup. I heard that there used to be long queues, but luckily I didn't have to queue at all when I went there! There aren't many flavors here, but you can buy one for only 4-5 euros! It’s really a good deal! Remember to wait a few minutes for it to cool down a little before eating, otherwise you will get burned! 🇮🇹Belle Donne Bistrot There are quite a lot of people, so it is recommended to make an appointment in advance. You can download The Fork APP to get a 20% discount on reservations! However, I'm not sure how long the discount will last, so if you are interested in going there, you can confirm it in advance. Overall I would give him an 8 / 10! I really enjoyed his Carpaccio di Chianina, a thinly sliced ​​beef dish that went really well with the sauce and was very appetizing. I love his risotto! (In the lower left of the picture) The risotto I ordered has fresh oysters and pomegranates, which is a very novel combination! But if there is no 20% discount, it might be a factor that makes me think about whether to come, after all, it is really not cheap~ 🇮🇹terrazza Duomo21 Here you can take pictures of Milan Cathedral, and also take photos with Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II on the balcony! If you want to go to the balcony to take pictures of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, you can ask the waiter how to get there. The service staff here are very friendly! They said it's not open to the public normally? It was a private room, and we were allowed to go in and take photos because we asked. But the food here is really expensive and a bit ordinary. My friend ordered a glass of APEROL (a famous wine in Milan) and it cost 20 euros! If you come here for the food, you might be disappointed! You can evaluate whether it is worth a visit. It is recommended to make an appointment in advance. The entrance is a bit difficult to find. If you want to come, I recommend that you sit outside to enjoy the cathedral. Welcome to follow @_yolo_jin_ on IG #travel #ItalianTravel #Milan

Museo Del Novecento in Milan is situated right in the city center next to Doumo Cathedral they have permanent and temporary exebitions it’s great to spend some time looking at modern paintings and sculptures the entrance fee is 5€ and do not forget to make amazing pictures with the Duomo view also you can make pictures in museum with no flash but video is not allowed to be taken #valentinescape #milan #modernartmuseum