The Museo del Novecento in Milan is dedicated to modern and 20th century Italian art and is located in the historic Palazzo dell’Arengario where it overlooks Piazza del Duomo. Its modern, continuous, spiral design leads through more than 400 works representing periods including Futurism, Copernicanism, and Arte Povera. The museum presents works by the masters, Boccioni and De Chirico and Fontana, to name a few. Large windows offer spectacular views of the cathedral, allowing visitors direct access to an experience in which art meets the skyline of Milan.
Things to do at Museo del Novecento
- Walk the Spiral Ramp
- Attend a Temporary Exhibition
- Walk the Spiral Ramp
- Explore Italian Futurism
- Discover International Masters
- Enjoy the Evening Ambience
Essential Information
- Museo del Novecento opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 7:30 PM
- Museo del Novecento Ticket Fee: €3 - 5
- Located in Mian, Italy
- Crowd Level: Quite crowded
How to Reach Museo del Novecento
- If you take Tram 2, 3 or 14, you need to get off at Duomo stop then walk about 1 minute to get to the entrance.
- Take the Metro Line 1 to the Duomo station, from there you are only about 1-2 minutes from Museo del Novecento.
- If you will be taking a taxi from the city centre to Museo del Novecento, expect this to be about a 10-15 minute drive.
Travel Tips for visiting Museo del Novecento
- Visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the thick crowds.
- Don’t rush the Futurism section
- Check for temporary exhibitions
FAQs
Is the Museo del Novecento worth visiting?
Yes - if you love modern art, architecture, and a great view of the Duomo.
Is Museo del Novecento free?
It's free on Tuesday evening after 2 p.m. but outside of that, is a nominal charge.
What is the Museo del Novecento in English?
It means 'Museum of the Twentieth Century.'
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