Fondazione Stelline, Art museum in Italy
The Fondazione Stelline is a specialized art museum located in Milan.
Housed within the historical Palazzo delle Stelline, the museum was established in 1986.
It showcases Italian and international contemporary art, fostering cultural exchanges.
Visitors can explore the museum's collections and temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
The museum is part of a complex including a conference center and hotel.
Location: Milan
Inception: 1986
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Address: Corso Magenta 57 20123
Website: stelline.it/it
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