Florence has the Uffizi and Rome has the Vatican museum.
Milano has the Pinacoteca di Brera.
The painting gallery of Brera boasts works such as the “Marriage of the Virgin” by Raphael, “The Dead Christ and the Three Mourners” by Mantegna, the “Supper in Emmaus” by Caravaggio and many others.
It’s a must see for art lovers in Milan.
The same building hosts the Brera Library, one of the oldest in the world, the Accademia di Brera, the finest art school in Italy and a secret garden, the Orto Botanico of Brera.
The art gallery of Brera is the neighbourhood of Brera.
Today the Brera area is one of the most elegant districts in Milan.
Just 50 years ago , it used to be the bohémien neighbourhood, a magnet for artists, poets, outlaws and… hookers!
Contact us for your tailor made tour of Brera.
Do you know that when in Milan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart stayed in a monastery and performed at the medieval church of Saint Mark? That old monastery is now one of the finest wine cellars of Milan.
The “Kiss” by Hayez is one of the highlight of a visit to Pinacoteca Brera
Details
| Private guided tour | Tours can be done in Italian, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and many more languages on demand. |
| Duration of the tour |
1 hour and 30 minutes in order to admire a handpicked selection of not-to-be-missed masterpieces. 2 hours for the grand tour of Brera |
| Included in the tour | Tour of the Pinacoteca di Brera including reservation of tickets and fast track. Headsets reservation (mandatory for groups). |
| Maximum number of partecipants |
In compliance to Covid-19 regulations.
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| How to book the guided tour | Contact us at and tell us the number of people, date and timing. |
| Skip the line | With our “Skip line” service we take care of booking. You will arrive a few minutes before, meet the guide who will have already collected your tickets and go straight to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Pinacoteca di Brera. |
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