easy
2 hours
No physical exertion required, suitable for all fitness levels
Discover Milan’s cutting-edge art scene at the Prada Foundation, housed in a historic gin distillery. This two-hour tour immerses visitors in innovative works by renowned artists. Keep reading to find out what makes this museum a must-visit for art lovers.
Starting at €170 | Up to 10 people | Discover contemporary art in Milan
Explore the vibrant world of contemporary art in Milan at a unique museum housed in a historic gin distillery. Discover stunning works by renowned artists like Lucio Fontana and Jeff Koons, while also appreciating the innovative architecture designed by Rem Koolhaas. This immersive two-hour tour promises an unforgettable cultural experience.
Tour: € 170 - € 250
2 hours
The foundation wanted by Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli, is a cultural icon totally devoted to contemporary art.
The museum is housed in a former gin distillery dating from 1910, in the Largo Isarco industrial complex on the southern edge of Milan.
During our tour you will admire:
Lucio Fontana sculptures, paintings by William N. Copley, Koons, Goshka Macuga, among others, but you will also discover the fascinating new and regenerated buildings designed by Rem Koolhaas with Chris van Duijn and Federico Pompignoli from Koolhaas’s architecture firm OMA
EXTRA COSTS: an entrance fee for the museum will be requested
Enjoy fewer crowds and a more relaxed experience exploring the art exhibits.
Capture the stunning architecture and provocative artworks throughout the museum.
Plan for at least two hours to thoroughly enjoy the exhibits and architecture.
Visit the foundation’s website to see special exhibits or events during your trip.
The building’s renovation into a contemporary art museum was completed in 2015, preserving its industrial roots.
The foundation prioritizes sustainable practices, including eco-friendly lighting and waste reduction.
Wear shoes suitable for walking through museum spaces for maximum comfort.
Capture the striking architecture and artworks during your visit.
Take notes on exhibits that inspire or interest you.
Milan’s indoor climate varies; a light layer can keep you comfortable.