It wasn't easy for us to find this location but we managed. We had a bit of a walk until we ran…read moreinto someone who knew where the exact location was. It was worth all the trouble. We couldn't get the ticket to see the last supper as it was being repaired or prepared for some important upcoming event. I think that's what it was. It takes a few months to be able to see the last supper viewing. Better luck next time. If I can recall, all were incredible and unbelievable for one person to be this genius. I know he wasn't a regular human but dang, how and wow!? I was in awe just looking at every exhibit. I felt very happy to have witnessed all this remarkable artistry.

I was so happy to find contemporary art alive and thriving on my visit to Milano. HangerBicocca is…read morea great exhibition space in one building and a second building which houses a permanent installation, "The Seven Heavenly Palaces" by Anselm Kiefer - incredible stacked towers of concrete. HangerBicocca is a bit out of the city (~20 minute train from the Duomo + 10 minutes walking), and the area feels deserted, but the art inside was incredible. Currently, there is an exhibition by Céline Condorelli "bau bau" which I quite enjoyed. Recommended if you want an adventure on the metro that brings you to an oasis of art!

Not to miss contemporary art venue in Milan. You can't get wrong. The trip is worthier. Free…read moreentrance. No ticket required. Huge industrial building restored as a container of big installations and art pieces.