Bagatti Valsecchi Museum

The Bagati Walseki Museum is one of the most well-preserved museums in Europe today as a luxury house. It used to be a pair of brothers and a baron. Until the mid-1970s, their descendants still lived in this place. Visitors could see the art and furniture collected over the past two centuries.

This is one of Milan's few public-spirited family museums, where Sir Walseki's collection of Renaissance art is well worth visiting.

Museum is rebuilt from the former residence of an art tycoon in Milan, so it's still a non-profit type. Most of the works of art here are requiring a lot of appreciation in the Renaissance period. Of course, compared with me.

Can't understand, Milan is so romantic, slow-paced city, beautiful ah! It is an important transportation point in southern Europe. It has a long history. It is famous for its architecture, fashion, art, painting, opera, football, tourism and so on.

Located in downtown Milan, the Bagatti Walseki Museum is a private art exhibition centre for the historic Bagatti Walseki nobles. It has a large collection of Renaissance paintings, sculptures, bronzes and so on. Free visit.