Museo del Risorgimento 리뷰

The Museum of Renaissance covers more than 60 years of cultural relics before the unification of Italy in 1861, and its explanations are mainly in Italian. The ticket is two euros. There are some Napoleonic relics, including his crown and Scepter as king of Italy, and a beautiful courtyard.

Here we can count as one of Milan's top treasure houses of cultural relics. Countless oil paintings, sculptures and other artistic creations from European masters can be collected and displayed here. As a major city in the Renaissance, Italy's first flag and Napoleon's staff are undoubtedly important material references for studying and experiencing that period. In a word, there are many works of Napoleon and Mancini that were involved in the fate of the country in that period.

Numerous oil paintings and sculptures from European masters are known as the Renaissance Museum.

As a major Renaissance city, Italy is renowned for its large collection of Renaissance paintings.

It's really great and valuable. I visited the whole exhibition in the order of the theme of the exhibition.