Archeological Museum of Milan

The most fascinating finds in this sizable repository of civilizations past are the everyday items from Milan's Roman era -- tools, eating utensils, jewelry, and some exquisite and remarkably well-preserved glassware. The exhibits, which seem to fill every corner of the 16th-century monastery in which the museum is housed, also include Greek, Etruscan, and Roman pieces from throughout Italy; there's even a section devoted to ancient remains from Ghandara, India. You can get a glimpse of Roman architecture in the garden, where two Roman towers, a section of a road, and part of the walls enclosing the settlement of Mediolanum (once capital of the Western Roman Empire) remain on their original setting. Rarely in Italy do museums this good (even if the collections are relatively modest in size) come so cheap, so take full advantage.

Archeological Museum of Milan is located in Magenta Street, 15 - 20123 Milan (Milan). To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is +39 02 88445208. You can get more information from their website: http://www.turismo.milano.it/wps/portal/tur/en/arteecultura/musei/archeologia/Museo_Archeologico. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find "Archeological Museum of Milan" quickly are 45.465709686279,9.1778268814087