Milan's Hidden Gems: Unveiling the City's Best Museums

Milan is more than just a fashion capital. It's a city where Renaissance genius, 20th-century Italian aesthetics, and legendary football history collide. This curated list by WAUG unveils Milan's multifaceted charm, perfect for travelers seeking inspiration beyond the typical tourist spots.


01. Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology

Follow in the footsteps of Milan's beloved genius, da Vinci. Housed in a converted 16th-century monastery, this grand museum showcases da Vinci's ingenious inventions and a vast collection illustrating humanity's scientific progress. From massive steam locomotives to exploring the inside of a real submarine, it's an interactive experience that sparks curiosity in visitors of all ages.


02. Museo del Novecento

A modern art museum boasting the most stylish views in Milan's heart, Piazza del Duomo. As its name suggests, 'Novecento' (20th century), it offers a glimpse into the groundbreaking movements of Italian modern art, from Umberto Boccioni's Futurist sculptures to Lucio Fontana's Spatialism works. The panoramic view of the Duomo Cathedral, encountered while ascending through the exhibition, is an unparalleled visual treat.


03. Mondo Milan Museum (Casa AC Milan Museum)

A must-visit for football fans, this museum is located inside 'Casa AC Milan,' the headquarters of the legendary Italian football club AC Milan. It displays the club's glorious championship trophies, Ballon d'Or winners' records, and legendary players' jerseys. The state-of-the-art hologram technology creates a thrilling experience, making you feel like you're at a glorious match from the past, and allows you to fully experience Milan's passionate sports spirit.