Milan, a vibrant city with so much to explore, and on the first Sunday of every month, some of the city’s most fascinating museums open their doors to the public for free. It was on one of these magical Sundays that I decided to take advantage of this opportunity and explore the Galleria D’Arte Moderna Milano (GAM).

As I stepped into the museum, I felt the excitement building up inside me. I couldn’t wait to see what was in store. The ambiance was perfect – it was a sunny day, and the rain had stopped, leaving the city refreshed and lively. I was thrilled to spend the day at GAM, letting my curious side do its thing.

Located in Via Palestro, GAM is home to an impressive collection of 19th-century art. I was intrigued by the diversity of the collection – from sculptures to paintings, there was something for everyone. If you expected to see grandiose designs and chandeliers, then GAM might not be what you had in mind. Still, the simplicity of the building’s interior was breathtaking.

As I wandered through the museum’s halls, I was struck by the overall femininity depictions in a lot of the paintings and sculptures I saw. They were truly a sight to behold, and I found myself lost in thought, contemplating their beauty.

Of all the art pieces that caught my eye, I must say that Picasso’s work was particularly intriguing. The colors and shapes he used were simply mesmerizing, and it was clear that he was a master of his craft.

All in all, it was an amazing day spent at GAM, and I was grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in the beauty and wonder of Milan’s art scene. The museum’s free admission policy on the first Sunday of every month is undoubtedly a fantastic initiative that encourages people to appreciate and explore the rich cultural heritage of this amazing city.