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David Chipperfield's culture museum in a former Ansaldo factory
Milan's museum of world cultures occupies a steel-and-zinc David Chipperfield conversion of the former Ansaldo industrial works, the anchor of the Tortona design district. Beyond a permanent ethnographic collection drawn from the Americas, Africa, Asia and Oceania, it stages serious temporary shows (recent: M.C. Escher, Chiharu Shiota). A real institution, not a photo backdrop.
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3 Restaurant, 1 Gallery, 2 Bar · 6 places nearby, by straight-line distance
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Enrico Bartolini al Mudec
Restaurant · Contemporary Italian fine dining
Armani/Silos
Gallery · Fashion & design museum
Vinoir
Bar · Natural wine / enoteca
Rita & Cocktails
Bar · Craft cocktails
Langosteria
Restaurant · Seafood
Osteria di Porta Cicca
Restaurant · Modern osteria