Spazio Oberdan

Spazio Oberdan is a contemporary art museum in the Porta Venezia district of Milan, housed within a late 18th-century palazzo. The spaces display exhibitions of modern artists and include a cinema with approximately 200 seats for film screenings.

The museum was established in 1999 and utilizes a historic building that was redesigned by architects Gae Aulenti and Carlo Lamperti. This renovation allowed the old palazzo to transform into a modern venue for contemporary exhibitions.

The venue serves as a gathering place where visitors engage with contemporary works and attend screenings. The cinema here regularly presents films from Italian and international filmmakers, creating a shared cultural experience.

The location is easily accessible by public transportation, as Porta Venezia station is located nearby. The M1 metro line and several tram routes pass directly through this area, offering multiple entry options.

The venue operates as a ticket sales point for major cultural events throughout Italy, making it a central hub for arts enthusiasts. Visitors can not only view exhibitions here but also purchase tickets for important performances happening elsewhere in the country.

Location: Milan

Inception: 1999

Website: http://provincia.milano.it/cultura/spazi/spaziooberdan

GPS coordinates: 45.47537,9.20396

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:42