Gallerie d'Italia

Spacious art museum displaying Italian works from the 19th & 20th centuries in an elegant setting.

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Initiatives (Complementary Offer): Gallerie d’Italia - Milano dedicates numerous special projects to vulnerable visitors, paying particular attention to people with physical, cognitive and sensory impairments. These include: For other eyes, an initiative for visually impaired and blind visitors to improve the museum experience with tactile and braille displays and free guided tours. The project has been endorsed by the Visual Rehabilitation Centre of Pavia of IRCCS Fondazione Salvatore Maugeri and Museo Omero of Ancona; Discovering colours, a project for people with colour blindness in collaboration with Fondazione Paolina Brugnatelli.
Programs (Workshops): Gallerie d'Italia - Milano is committed to making art accessible to vulnerable young people struggling with social, cultural and language difficulties, in particular to those suffering from cognitive and sensory disabilities and neurological problems. Thanks to our partnership with Civita Mostre e Musei, we have launched lots of specific projects to make the museum an open and active environment where everyone can grow. Gallerie d’Italia - Milano has been added to the list of “accessible” regional museums and the museum staff have taken part in the regional training programme “AccessibilMente” with the aim of developing specific skills.