Open House 2024 arrives in Brera, opening the doors of historic and contemporary buildings for a weekend of architectural exploration.
The Open House 2024 initiative returns to Milan on 25 and 26 May, opening the doors of historic and contemporary buildings, usually inaccessible to the public, for a weekend of architectural exploration. Among the featured districts, Brera stands out with a rich programme of guided tours offering a privileged look at some of its hidden gems.
Caselli 11 – 12: This building, located at the entrance of the district, represents a fascinating example of historic Milanese architecture. During Open House, visitors can explore the refined interiors, discovering the history and architectural evolution of these spaces that once served as customs houses.

Courtyards of Palazzo Buonaparte: This palace in Foro Buonaparte 54 and 56, normally closed to the public, opens its magnificent courtyards. Guests will have the opportunity to admire the Renaissance architecture and artistic details that tell the story of one of Milan’s most influential families. The elegantly restored facades invite visitors to delve into the new courtyards inspired by the noble Milanese gardens of the past, with geometric flower beds, palms, maples, and a pond for aquatic plants and greenery of various species. In both courtyards, the atmosphere of the luxurious patrician residences of old Milan will be recreated, offering a refined and evocative environment. We invite you to join the guided tour to discover the beauty and history of these places, lovingly and meticulously renewed.

Moirè Gallery: Located in the heart of Brera, it participates in Open House 2024 with a special exhibition highlighting contemporary works. The gallery offers an exclusive tour of its collections, focusing on emerging artists and site-specific installations that interact with the unique exhibition space.
Grand Hotel et de Milan: This historic hotel, which has hosted illustrious figures over the centuries, opens its doors for a journey back in time. Visitors can explore the suites and halls that have welcomed celebrities and dignitaries, immersing themselves in the elegance and style that characterize this symbol of Milanese hospitality.

Corriere della Sera: The headquarters of the famous Italian newspaper exceptionally opens its operational spaces. The tour includes a visit to the newsroom, where participants can witness the news creation process and learn about the history of the newspaper that has documented crucial moments in modern Italy.

Open House 2024 in the Brera district offers a unique opportunity to discover the rich historical heritage and vibrant cultural scene of Milan. Don’t miss the chance to explore these extraordinary places and experience an immersive journey into the heart of Brera.
Discover the entire programme by visiting the Open House 2024 website