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Milan in the rain: 8 indoor ideas

Museums, galleries and covered walks, just a few minutes by metro from Corso Buenos Aires.

Tram e ombrello in una giornata di pioggia a Milano

Raining? Milan has plenty to offer indoors, and much of it is reachable by metro from Lima station or on foot from the suite. Here are our ideas for a rainy day.

Natural History Museum of Milan

Dinosaurs, minerals and dioramas: great with kids too, just a few minutes from the suite.

On foot, Giardini Montanelli · Open in Maps →

Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium

Shows under the starry dome; book ahead.

On foot, Giardini Montanelli · Open in Maps →

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Milan’s “living room”: a covered stroll past historic cafés and boutiques, right next to the Duomo.

Metro M1 Duomo · Open in Maps →

Museo del Novecento

20th-century Italian art on Piazza del Duomo, with a huge window overlooking the square.

Metro M1 Duomo · Open in Maps →

Pinacoteca di Brera

One of Italy’s great art collections, in the heart of the Brera district.

Metro M2 Lanza · Open in Maps →

National Museum of Science and Technology

The science and technology museum dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, with interactive areas.

Metro M2 Sant’Ambrogio · Open in Maps →

Castello Sforzesco and its museums

Civic museums, an armoury and Michelangelo’s Rondanini Pietà.

Metro M1 Cairoli · Open in Maps →

Triennale Milano

Design, architecture and contemporary art exhibitions in Parco Sempione.

Metro M1/M2 Cadorna · Open in Maps →

Tip: tickets for Leonardo’s Last Supper (Santa Maria delle Grazie) need to be booked well in advance. And for a cosy break, check out our picks for breakfast and pastries.

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