Palazzina Appiani
The stage that Napoleon wanted for himself in the Arena of Sempione Park
Open
Ticket prices
Entrusted to FAI on a loan-for-use basis by Milan City Council in 2015
Set within Milan’s largest city park, Parco Sempione, this little Neoclassical jewel, is just waiting to be discovered. It was designed by Luigi Canonica as the official gallery for the family of Napoleon, the French emperor.
Entrance is free of charge. All donations gratefully received. Guided tours in English, price and availability on request.
Palazzina Appiani will be open from Wednesday to Sunday with the following timetable: 10AM -6PM (Last entrance at 5PM).
- May the 17th closed
- May the 19th closed
- May the 25th closed
- May the 26th it will be opened from 10.00 to 13.30
EXCEPTIONAL OPENINGS:
May the 1st
Guided tours by reservation, at the following link (connected to the reservation button).
Available all year for private events.
Please, check on Google Maps all the details of the opening and closing days
By underground
Line MM2 Moscova or Lanza stations; then 10 minutes on foot.
By tram
Line 12-14, Bramante Lega Lombarda stop.
By bus
Line 43-57: Viale Elvezia (Arena) stop.
Simple Entrance
Contributions gratefully received.
Guided Tour
FAI members, INTO members - The International National Trusts Organization €5
Adults: €10
Reduced (aged 6-18): €5
Students aged 25 or under: €5
Family: €25 Allows entry at reduced rates for family groups composed of 2 adults and 2 children (6-18 years of age). Free entry for any additional children in the family group.
Disabled visitors can access free-of-charge those FAI properties that are open to the public by showing their ANMIC (Associazione Nazionale Mutilati e Invalidi Civili) card.
Dogs on the leash are allowed
