The Domestic Renaissance of the Bagatti Valsecchi
The Bagatti Valsecchi Museum, born of an extraordinary art collecting adventure at the end of the 19th century, was shaped by two brothers, the Barons Fausto and Giuseppe Bagatti Valsecchi, who restructured their family home in the heart of downtown Milan in the Neo-Renaissance style, and furnished it with their rich 15th – 16thcentury Italian art and decorative arts collections. Open to the public since 1994, Fausto’s and Giuseppe’s home, preserved just as it was, is a fascinating historic house museum.
Via Gesù 5 - 20121 Milano
MM3 Montenapoleone
Open Friday – Saturday – Sunday
from 1pm to 5.45pm
Regular ticket: € 10,00
Reduced Ticket: € 7,00
Case Museo Card € 20,00
Admission in all 4 House Museums
The Rooms
Bevilacqua Room
Library
Room of the Fresco
Red Room
Dining Room
Gallery of Arms
Room of the Valtellinese Stove
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“I’ll go with you to the museum” – in Italian
"I'll go with you to the museum": from mid June until the end of the month for the first two weekends open to the public after lockdown, there will be two guided visits in Italian every day for just the full cost of the regular entrance ticket. The visits of small...
Who’s coming to our house? (in Italian)
And who can guide you better than someone who has lived in the house, himself?! Fausto, head of the household and designer of the house, together with his doorkeeper will accompany you on a delightful dramatized visit to this perfectly preserved turn-of-the-century...
