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In order to fight any further diffusion of COVID-19, people are advised to be very cautious when meeting others, even outdoor. A distance of a meter or so must be kept - and a face mask (better if surgical) worn - in case of any personal encounters.
.:. Though Milan and Lombardy are still at risk, some behaviours are allowed starting from Monday, February 1st. Shops may open. Bar and restaurants may serve till 6pm. Most museums have reopened, but cannot be visited during the weekends. Theaters and cinemas are closed. Curfew 10pm-5am anyway.
.:. Official news at the YesMilano website.
.:. Though Milan and Lombardy are still at risk, some behaviours are allowed starting from Monday, February 1st. Shops may open. Bar and restaurants may serve till 6pm. Most museums have reopened, but cannot be visited during the weekends. Theaters and cinemas are closed. Curfew 10pm-5am anyway.
.:. Official news at the YesMilano website.
.:. design / permanent, at last
from April 9, 2019
reopened June 4, 2020
֍ reopened February 2, 2021
Tue-Fri, 11am-8pm (tickets sold till an hour before closing time)
no slideshow .:. Since the history of design can be told in different ways, in December 2007 the Triennale - Milan's design institute par excellence - opened a new museum deliberately bound to change every year.
.:. The problem was, however, that visitors from all over the world wanted to see a real museum, where the history and the stories of Italian Design could be enjoyed in full.
.:. Under the new Triennale president Stefano Boeri - the architect who, right here in Milan, designed the Vertical Forest - the problem is beginning to be addressed. A wing of the Triennale exhibition building has been offered to the project.
.:. Though the timespan considered is limited to the early 1980s, selecting which products to display was not an easy choice. A new huge pavilion, to be dug in the underground of the Parco Sempione nearby, will soon help.
.:. The Flickr slideshow above is powered by flickr embed.
from April 9, 2019
reopened June 4, 2020
֍ reopened February 2, 2021
Tue-Fri, 11am-8pm (tickets sold till an hour before closing time)
no slideshow .:. Since the history of design can be told in different ways, in December 2007 the Triennale - Milan's design institute par excellence - opened a new museum deliberately bound to change every year.
.:. The problem was, however, that visitors from all over the world wanted to see a real museum, where the history and the stories of Italian Design could be enjoyed in full.
.:. Under the new Triennale president Stefano Boeri - the architect who, right here in Milan, designed the Vertical Forest - the problem is beginning to be addressed. A wing of the Triennale exhibition building has been offered to the project.
.:. Though the timespan considered is limited to the early 1980s, selecting which products to display was not an easy choice. A new huge pavilion, to be dug in the underground of the Parco Sempione nearby, will soon help.
.:. The Flickr slideshow above is powered by flickr embed.
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Da Vinci = No Problem
The Last Supper, otherwise difficult to book?
You can reserve a specialized visit through our partner Musement.
The Last Supper, otherwise difficult to book?
You can reserve a specialized visit through our partner Musement.
