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.
Bagatti Valsecchi Museum
Posted: Apr 30, 2017
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coldwar
4/5Excellent
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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.
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Posted: Sep 28, 2017
黄浮清
5/5Outstanding
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This is one of Milan's few public-spirited family museums, where Sir Walseki's collection of Renaissance art is well worth visiting.
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Posted: Oct 28, 2015
M61938jd9831
5/5Outstanding
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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.
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Posted: Dec 17, 2016
稻草人cyq
4/5Excellent
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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.
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Posted: May 9, 2017
Catherine
4/5Excellent
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The Bagati Walseki Museum is a non-profit family museum. The museum exhibits Italian Renaissance works of art collected by Baron Bagatti Walseki. The location of the objects in the museum is also based on the location of the objects at home when the Baron died.