Palazzo Reale
Piazza Duomo 12
Milano 20122
Opening Times:
Mon Tues Wed: 8.30 -19.30
Thurs Fri Sat Sun: 9.30-23.30
The ticket office will close one hour before.
A chronological overview of Picasso's works which enables one to compare the different techniques and periods of the great artist: the Blue and Rose period, the period of the "African" research or proto-Cubist, the Cubism and the Synthetic Cubism, the surrealist paintings, the period of political involvement and the paintings on the theme of war, the pop interlude and the variations on theme inspired by the great Renaissance masters until his latest productions before his death in 1972.
Among the various paintings on display there are "La Celestina (1904), "Man with Mandolin" (1911), "Portrait of Olga" (1918), "Two Women Running on the Beach" (1922), "Paul as Harlequin" (1924), "Portrait of Dora Maar" and "The Supplicant" (1937).
Palazzo Reale in Milan - Piazza Duomo 12 20122 Milano
The Palazzo Reale of Milan was the seat of government of the city of Milan for many centuries and today, however, is the privileged place for art shows and exhibitions. It was initially designed and built with two courtyards, which were then partially demolished to make way for the Dome. The Palazzo Reale is located on the right of the Dome facade and opposite the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
HOW TO GET TO PALAZZO REALE
From railway station of Milano Centrale take the line 3 of Milan underground in Duca D'Aosta's square until the Duomo stop.
From railway station Milano Cadorna take the line 1 of Milan underground in Piazzale Cadorna until Duomo stop.
From Linate airport it is possible to take the bus line n.73 until San Babila stop and from here take the underground line 1 (red line) until Duomo stop or go straight by walking among Corso Vittorio Emanuele.
From Malpensa airport there is a shuttle service until Milano Centrale railway station and from here take the line 3 (yellow line) until Duomo stop.
From railway station of Milano Centrale take the line 3 of Milan underground in Duca D'Aosta's square until the Duomo stop.
