Discover Sforza Castle
Explore the greatness of Sforza Castle with Ad Artem, official providers of educational services.
Embark on guided tours of the museums within Sforza Castle, led by experienced guides who unveil hidden treasures and share the history of this iconic city landmark. Choose from a variety of fascinating itineraries that allow you to uncover the different facets of the castle and immerse yourself in its cultural heritage.
Don't miss the opportunity to delve deep into the enchanting world of Sforza Castle. Join us for an unforgettable experience that leaves you captivated by the beauty and history of this remarkable place!
What do we offer you?
Ad Artem offers a wide range of guided tours, captivating itineraries, interactive family visits, and exclusive workshops in the Michelangelo's rooms.
For families, we provide entertaining and educational visits designed to engage both young and old in a fun adventure through the castle's halls. Our experts entertain children with fascinating stories, interactive games, and engaging activities, creating an unforgettable experience for the whole family.
Additionally, we offer exclusive workshops in the Michelangelo's rooms of the castle. Here, participants can experience various artistic techniques firsthand and discover the genius of the artists who have shaped history. Younger visitors are guided by industry experts who help them unleash their creativity and enjoy a unique, family-friendly experience in the heart of the castle.
Book your visit to Sforza Castle with Ad Artem now and uncover the magnificence of this historic site. We are ready to take you on an exciting journey through the castle's museums, offering a unique perspective on Milan's history and art.
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Descritpion
A visit to discover a selection of masterpieces kept in the collections of the Castle's museums. You focus on 10 selected works: Pietà Rondanini by Michelangelo, Funeral monument of Bernabò Visconti, Banner of the city of Milan, Ducal Chapel with Madonna Lia, Funeral monument to Gaston De Foi, The picta camera with the stories of Griselda, The Madonna of the book by Vincenzo Foppa, The Madonna in Organ with Saints by Andrea Mantegna, The Portrait of a Young Man by Lorenzo Lotto and finally the Trivulzio Tapestries.