Milan’s Art Exhibition at Palazzo Citterio Finally Opens to the Public

The treasure of Milan’s architecture, Palazzo Citterio, has finally reopened to the public after over 40 years of silence, showcasing its brand new face! This 18th-century historical building, located on Via Brera, was once a core part of Franco Russoli’s “Grand Brera Project” as the former director of the Brera National Gallery, forming a cultural sanctuary alongside the Brera Gallery and the Brera National Library. 💎 Must-See Highlights: The first floor of Palazzo Citterio has been transformed into a permanent exhibition space, where you step in and feel like you’re in an art paradise! 🏛️ All the masterpieces we’re familiar with are gathered here: 🎨 Cubism: Picasso and Braque 🎨 Futurism: Boccioni and Carrà 🎨 Metaphysical Art: Carrà (also belonging to Futurism and Metaphysical Art) 🎨 Modernism and Neoclassicism: Modigliani 🎨 Italian Symbolism: Pellizza da Volpedo 🎨 Still Life and Abstraction: Morandi ✨ Among them, Pellizza da Volpedo’s massive painting “Fiumana” is definitely the centerpiece of the show, with its overwhelming presence and visual impact scoring full marks! 📖 Unique Experience: Don’t miss the “Hall of Mirrors” (Sala degli Specchi) inside the palace, where you’ll find not only archaeological artifacts but also a library dedicated to ancient manuscripts and books 📸 🕒 Opening Hours: Thursday to Sunday, 14:00 - 19:00 (last entry at 18:00) 🎫 Ticket Prices: • Regular Ticket: 12 euros • Family Ticket: 8 euros (1 or 2 adults with up to 5 minors) • 4 euros (unemployed) • 2 euros (18 to 25 years old) • Free (under 18, people with disabilities, university students [only art colleges], holders of the “Lombardy Museums Annual Pass”) 🔖 Tips: • Make sure to allocate plenty of time to enjoy the exhibits! • Bring your camera to capture the palace’s stunning details! • Check in and share your unique artistic moments! #ArtExhibition #GlobalArtists #MilanExhibition #Milan #ArtInMilan #Morandi #Picasso #Carrà #Modigliani #Fiumana #StillLife #Cubism #Futurism #MetaphysicalArt #ItalianSymbolism #AbstractStillLife