Palazzo Visconti in Milan: guided tours and the MONOCHROME installation

Palazzo Visconti, Milan: tours and installation

Located in the Durini district between San Babila and the historic center, Palazzo Visconti welcomes visitors for Milan Design Week with guided tours of its 18th-century interiors and an exhibition project that pairs contemporary furniture with historic surfaces.

What to see

• Frescoed rooms and rococo decorations that define the palace’s historic character.
• The ballroom, notable for its ornate ceilings and fine details.
• MONOCHROME AFFINITY. Chapter 2, an installation curated by Migliore+Servetto for NEUTRA: contemporary pieces arranged to interact with natural materials like marble and historic finishes.

Dates and opening hours

Open: from 21 to 27 April 2026.

Hours: 21–26 April 2026: 10:00–20:00; 27 April 2026 (Monday): 10:00–18:00.

Capacity and services

• Seated events with lunch/dinner: about 300 places.
• Up to 360 seats in theatre layout.
• Available services: photo and video shoots, hostess/steward, historical guide, technical support for projections and lighting, simultaneous translation, musical entertainment and floral arrangements.

Bookings and visitor tips

Online registration is recommended for priority access and details on guided tours and technical materials. Arrive a few minutes early to streamline checks and entry flow. Book thematic tours in advance to secure a spot and follow staff directions to protect the historic interiors.

Address and how to get there

Via Cino del Duca 8, Milan (San Babila, Durini Design District). Reachable by metro (San Babila stop) and major public transport; check schedules before departure.

Short historical note

The palace dates back to the 18th century. Subsequent interventions and restorations have preserved its decorations, making it a fitting venue for dialogues between heritage and contemporary design.