The Poldi Pezzoli Museum holds over 6,200 inventoried objects. Among its main activities are: conservation and restoration of works, exposure of the same according to the most up-to-date museographic criteria, acquisition of new works and entire collections, study, development of educational activities aimed at all categories of public. In recent years, great importance has been given to the communication of initiatives promoted by the museum through social media and the internet.

Discover the iconic sights of Milan with the YesMilano City Pass. Enjoy entry tickets to over 10 exciting attractions and museums, plus 3 days of unlimited travel on trams, buses and metro lines. This pass also includes a Milano Open Tour hop-on hop-off bus tour, valid for 24 hours, so you can enjoy further sightseeing from a new perspective. Choose between the standard option or the all-inclusive one (including all premium museums) based on your needs. Use your pass to easily reserve your skip-the-line entry ticket to the Duomo - Milan's most iconic and photographed landmark. Admire the history of the city as you enter the spectacular Sforza Castle, and enjoy a fun day out to the Civic Aquarium - plus much more. The hop-on the open-top tour bus for panoramic views of Milan's most treasured sites and eye-catching architectures, all the whilst enjoying several digital audio guides that illustrate the cities fascinating history and culture.

Our Audio Guide is a convenient mobile companion on your smartphone for self-guided walks around Milan. This app features a pre-designed walking route that leads you through the main attractions of Milan, enriched by captivating audio commentaries about the city's history. The audio guide can be used without a network connection. During the self-guided tour, you will discover: How long it took to construct the Milan Cathedral and the reasons for the lengthy proces; Why Giuseppe Verdi was carried by the crowd along with his carriage; The meaning of "a liter for four" and the bar where Benito Mussolini is listed among the debtors; The individual who ordered the "Last Supper" removed from the wall of a monastery; The origin of a particular offensive gesture from Milan. The tour encompasses 24 points of interest and concludes in front of the Monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie, where you can view Leonardo da Vinci's fresco "The Last Supper" (ticket not included in the tour).