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Milan
The museum is housed in three historic buildings in the heart of Milan – between Piazza della Scala, Via Manzoni and Via Morone – which hold Fondazione Cariplo and Intesa Sanpaolo’s 19th-century collections as well as a selection of the Bank’s 20th-century artworks.
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Naples
From May 21st, Gallerie d’Italia – Napoli awaits you in via Toledo 177, in a completely renovated and enlarged location.
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Turin
The architectural project signed by Michele De Lucchi – AMDL Circle transforms the spaces of Palazzo Turinetti, creating the most recent of the four museums. A unique place where photography and video art document and preserve images, events, reflections to promote issues related to the evolution of sustainability.
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Vicenza
Palazzo Leoni Montanari stuns for its extraordinarily spectacular setting, the history of the Vicenza-based family dynasty and its unmissable collections.
Visit Gallerie d’Italia
Want to admire Gallerie d’Italia’s exhibitions and collections?
Reservations are kindly recommended.