The Museo Archeologico di Milano is a civic museum run by the Municipality of Milan, dedicated to exploring ancient cultures and the city’s archaeological heritage. Located on Corso Magenta, its setting includes the Roman towers and the former Monastero Maggiore, connecting the collections with the history of the site. The museum presents Roman, Etruscan, Greek, early medieval and Gandharan collections, alongside material from Caesarea Maritima.

Visitors can discover highlights through themed routes, exhibitions, multimedia resources, 3D works and a virtual tour. The museum also offers educational activities for schools, children, families and adults, as well as guided visits, workshops, talks and other events. Its wider archaeological offer includes links to sites such as the Church of San Maurizio and the Crypt of San Giovanni in Conca, although some locations may have separate opening arrangements.

Visitor information, accessibility details and practical materials are available through the museum’s website. The museum is generally open Tuesday to Sunday, with free admission on the first Sunday of each month and for visitors up to 25 on the second Tuesday