[2025 Milan Attraction] Travel Guide for Milan Fondazione Prada (Updated May)

#Travel to save the world The exhibition at Fondazione Prada has many rooms showcasing a variety of contemporary art and installation art. The highlight here is the cute mushroom room, perfect for netizens like us to check in. In addition to the mushroom room, which is the highlight, there is also the main building called the "Haunted House", a golden building, and 3 new buildings: Podium, Cinema and Torre, which are used to display permanent art, films and other contemporary art.

#TravelEco Fondazione Prada in Milan is a contemporary art center designed by Rem Koolhaas and OMA, housed in a former distillery building. It combines old and new architecture perfectly. It has three new buildings: the Podium, Cinema and Torre, a 60-meter-high tower with an art gallery, a restaurant and a viewing terrace. The interior uses a variety of industrial and luxurious materials, such as 24-karat gold leaf. The building stands out for its modern design and creative atmosphere, perfect for art and architecture lovers looking for new experiences in Milan.

#Art Gallery #100 Ways to Travel #Where is Na going? The Prada Art Foundation "Fondazione Prada" founded by Miuccia Prada and her husband is located in the Largo Isarco Industrial Park in the south of Milan. The exhibition space consists of three structures: Podium, Cinema and Torre Tower. In addition to the permanent exhibition, there are also artworks collected by the Fondazione Prada Foundation. Different from the bustle of people in the city, come here and stroll between each building. The entire park combines new and old architectural elements. Just admiring the buildings is a pleasure in itself ~ If you are also Weiss Anderson If you’re a fan, don’t miss “Bar Luce”. Wes Anderson designed the interior space to look like an old Milan cafe in the 1950s ~ the decoration is very cute!!! Anyone who likes modern art must take time to visit here~ Address: Largo Isarco, 2, 20139 Milano (MI), Italia (Take Mestro to exit P.le Lodi / V.le Isonzo) Opening hours: Mon. - Sun. 10.00-19.00 (Closed on Tuesday) Ticket price: permanent double exhibition, full ticket €15 / discount ticket (under 26 years old) €12 #Milan #Travel #FondazionePrada

Fondazione Prada is one of Milan's most distinctive contemporary art venues, established by the fashion brand Prada. The site was originally an early 20th-century distillery, transformed by the renowned architect Rem Koolhaas and his team into a space that juxtaposes industrial relics with minimalist modern structures, creating a dynamic exhibition environment. The exhibitions span diverse fields such as visual arts, cinema, philosophy, and architecture, with avant-garde curatorial styles that are intellectually stimulating—perfect for those interested in exploring the context of contemporary art. The design of the exhibition areas emphasizes spatial dialogue with the artworks, offering not only an opportunity to appreciate art but also to reflect on the act of viewing itself. 📍How to Get There Take Metro Line M3 (Yellow Line) to "Lodi TIBB" station, then walk approximately 10 minutes to reach the venue. Alternatively, a taxi ride from Milan Central Station takes about 15 minutes, making it convenient for first-time visitors. 📌Useful Information Plan to spend 2–3 hours to fully explore the venue. Inside, you'll find Bar Luce, a café designed by director Wes Anderson, featuring retro tones and nostalgic decor that evoke a cinematic atmosphere—perfect for photos and relaxation. The venue's layout is thoughtfully organized, ensuring that even those unfamiliar with contemporary art can enjoy a stimulating visual and spatial experience.

#EuropeanTravel I visited Fondazione Prada and it was a really great experience. It was located a little bit away from the city center of Milan, so it felt quiet and unique. This place was renovated from an old distillery and was designed by architect Rem Koolhaas. That's why the building itself felt very stylish and modern. In particular, the 'Haunted House' decorated with gold leaf and the 9-story 'Torre' were really impressive. The exhibition was also very interesting. It mainly featured modern art pieces, but I was also able to see works by famous artists like Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons. Each space had a different atmosphere, so I was able to experience a new sensation every time I moved, and the exhibition space that utilized natural light was so beautiful.

#0yentravelnovember The special exhibition at the Prada Foundation Museum was "The Sarcofago di Spitzmaus e altri tesori" (The Sarcofago of the Spitzmaus e altri tesori), supervised by film director Wes Anderson and his partner, illustrator Juman Ma'roof. This exhibition is a traveling exhibition from the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, Austria. The exhibition features 538 beloved works selected by the two curators from the collections of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna and the Natural History Museum in Vienna, which they have visited many times. The exhibition hall has no route, no numbers for the works, and no captions, as if to tell the viewer to look at it however they want. The all-green room, the area with portraits of aristocrats and nobility, the children's portrait room, the room of small things... The works I had seen in Vienna looked different somehow, which was exciting. The exhibition method is not limited by era or genre, and it attracts the viewer. It's amazing how different an art exhibition can be just by editing it! Fondazione Prada Milano Address: Largo Isarco, 2, 20139 Milano, Italy Telephone: +39 0256662612 Closed on Tuesdays Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00-20:00 Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10:00-21:00 Admission fee: 12 euros

After watching 'The Devil Wears Prada', you might have a slight understanding of the brand's temperament, and the temperament of the Prada Foundation headquarters is equally impressive. The function of the Prada Foundation headquarters is also based on exhibition display, located in the southern part of Milan at Largo Isarco, designed by Rem Koolhaas, the chief architect of the OMA metropolitan architecture firm. The main building complex of the Prada Foundation is a renovation of a distillery from the 1910s, which includes 7 renovated old factory buildings and 3 newly built exhibition halls. The planning and design that interweaves the old with the new perfectly integrates the opposition and unity of form, space, and color spectrum. While being highly design-oriented, it also meets the needs of art exhibition display within its function. Wes Anderson, the director of 'The Grand Budapest Hotel', was also specially invited to design the Bar Luce cafe... offering an enhanced artistic experience of time and space. -

Fondazione Prada is a contemporary art foundation located in Milan, Italy, founded by Patrizia Prada, co-founder of the Prada Group, and her husband Miuccia Prada, with the aim of donating and supporting art and culture. The Prada Foundation is housed in a building designed by architect Rem Koolhaas. The building is known for its unique and modern design, and is used as a venue for various cultural events as well as art exhibitions. It hosts exhibitions that showcase various forms of contemporary art. It features works by internationally renowned artists, spanning a range of art forms including painting, sculpture, installation art, and photography. #TravelingEurope