This late 19th century Renaissance style historic house museum is known for a splendid collection of decorative items, sculptures, and paintings. Make sure to check out the S. Giustina de’ Borromeis by Giovanni Bellini, the Prophet Isaiah by Lorenzo di Niccolò, and the Four allegorical figures by Andrea Lilio. There is also an smattering of weapons, clocks, and musical instruments. The museum is furthermore an excellent example of the lavish lifestyles of pre-war rich Milanese.

• Accessible for disabled.

• € 6,00 for 65+, students with ID, and on Wednesdays.
• Free for under 5 and for the carers of people with disabilities.
• Check website for group visit prices.

• Closed on Easter and Easter Monday.

• Subway M3 stop Montenapoleone.
• Tram 1 stop Via Manzoni Via Pisoni.
• Tram 61, 94 stop Via Senato (Archivio Di Stato).

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