Royal Palace of Milan

In the very heart of the city you will find a palace fit for a King. As a former royal palace with medieval origins it opens its doors to large halls, sweeping staircase and refined furnishings. This majestic building is in Italian called the Palazzo Reale di Milano and has a space of a whopping 7,000 square meters (75,347 sq. ft.) and functions nowadays as a museum, cultural center and remarkable exhibition venue.

Used mostly to showcase temporary art exhibitions, Palazzo Reale di Milano is also renowned as the home of the Civic Museum of Contemporary Art, which is in Italian called the Civico Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, or abbreviated CIMAC. The CIMAC features interesting works dating back to the twentieth century, including exhibits of Surrealist, as well as Futuristic art. In collaboration with prestigious museums and cultural institutions it also displays ancient and contemporary art works that includes several famous collections from all over the world.