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Castello Sforzesco

Castello Sforzesco is a museum complex in Milan, which is well worth visiting. The castle is gorgeous and there are a few museums to see too. The entry fee is only €5 per person for all the museums, so it’s incredibly cheap. I would suggest allowing for a day to visit the museum, considering that you will want to have a lunch break and stop a couple of times for refreshments too. The museums are diverse, ranging from archaeology to musical instruments.
Due to the lack of time, I will not get into details on each picture featured, but I would be happy to answer any questions in the comments. Enjoy the pictures from the castle and museums.

Castello Sforzesco

Castello Sforzesco from outside

interior courtyard of the castle

statue

cutlery

musem room

ceramic on display

strongbox

ironwork

room in the museum

musical instrument

devil on display

chairs

room in the museum

window

castle from above

room in the museum

carpet on display

ceiling

room

walkway

room

2 Comment

  1. Is that wrought iron work hanging on the wall? There was a time I wanted to learn how to make things in wrought iron. Two photos above that… what is that porcelain(?) piece meant for? Also, what an interesting musical instrument! Is there a name for it?
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    1. Yes, that’s wrought iron. The picture directly above is a strongbox (that’s the locking mechanism) and two pictures above is a ceramic inkwell from 16th century. I imagine the pen was placed underneath, but I might be wrong, there weren’t a lot of details on that item.
      The musical instrument is a guitar-harp. :)) Dates back to 1911, so not very old, but really unusual.

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