Fondazione Prada

Fiona Roper★★★★★★★★★★5.02 weeks ago

Very large museum with inspiring information and English translations. I went right at the opening on a Friday, it is very easy to spend 2-3+ hours here! Definitely take the glass elevator for gorgeous panoramic views of Milan. Don’t skip and of the halls!

Анастасия Шантамани★★★★★★★★★★5.03 weeks ago

Fancy, classy, and very very stylish! One of the best experiences in Art feld, Moreover very good bar with the high level service and tasty food. Obly one minus...with my twisted leg was not so comfortable visit some exhibitions... many stairs and not elevators for part of exhibitions...

Rachel Chan★★★★★★★★★★4.0a week ago

Visited on a Sunday morning, taking the metro is simple - there is a stop approx 8 minute walk away. When we arrived it wasn’t too busy and there was not a long line for tickets. I recommend downloading the map at the front desk using the QR code, as it can be confusing to navigate the grounds between buildings and finding the different entrances. The staff were willing to help navigate as well as provide explanations of exhibitions. In the afternoon Bar Luce (cafe designed by Wes Anderson) is very busy, and there was 30+ minute wait for a table, so if you plan to eat there give some time for that. What was empty was the Ristorante Torre, a bit pricier but is a nice alternative for food and drink. The staff were very friendly and although we didn’t eat there, one of them took us on a mini tour of the restaurant art displays and upstairs to the private dining room and balcony (what a treat!) We spent approx 2.5 hours here, but if I had more time I could have easily spent another couple of hours really taking my time through the different exhibitions.

Gabriella★★★★★★★★★★3.0a month ago

The Prada foundation was a truly interesting experience. The space is beautiful and well constructed, i just wish the visit was directed more clearly, even if I can see the appeal of getting lost in such a beautiful compound. Lots of thought provoking artworks. But as others said, sometimes floors can feel somewhat ”empty”. Would recommend for art lovers, would skip if you’re not that interested in contemporary art.

Alexandra Pelletier★★★★★★★★★★4.0a month ago

The architecture is beautiful and the gallery hosts some interesting work. There are a lot of stairs in each pavillon surprisingly. I had to skip the last building because the elevators were full and was feeling a bit tired. But, overall good experience.