Milan

Brera District, Milan

About Brera District

The Brera district, located to the north of Duomo, has a mix of old-school charm and Bohemian atmosphere with its old colourful houses and tapered streets, perfect for a walk. The district is also considered as an artistic locality with the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, and the Brera Art Gallery housed here.

Brera is also great for a night out with energetic bars and restaurants serving excellent Milanese grubs and quaffs or some retail therapy at high-end stores, making it one of the best places to visit in Milan.

Location- Near Pinacoteca di Brera, 20121 Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy

Entry Fee- Free (Unless you shop)

Timings- Open for 24 hours (check the schedules for the place you wish to visit)

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