Intesa Sanpaolo museums are open to the public only in yellow area Regions every day of the week, in line with the ministerial provisions that allow museums to open.
The masterpieces of the art collections owned by the Group take centre stage at the Gallerie d’Italia in Milan, Naples and Vicenza, the three hubs of our museum and cultural complex. Alongside our works, Milan’s hub in Piazza della Scala also features numerous and important paintings of the nineteenth century, including the famous canvases by Francesco Hayez and the sequence of bas-reliefs by Antonio Canova, owned by Fondazione Cariplo.
The palazzos, extraordinary in their diversity, are worth a visit in and of themselves: the complex of the three Milanese buildings, Palazzo Beltrami, Palazzo Anguissola Antona Traversi and Palazzo Brentani, which retrace Milan’s history from the eighteenth century to the last century, overlooking via Manzoni and Piazza Scala; the princely palace of Naples, with an unmistakable liberty influence on the original seventeenth-century layout; the sumptuous baroque palace of Vicenza, unique in a Renaissance city.