Museo Civico di Storia Naturale

  Museo Civico di Storia Naturale sits at the edge of Indro Montanelli Park in Milan, nestled on Via Palestro. Established in 1838, this museum showcases a vast collection of over 250,000 specimens, highlighting the diversity of natural history, including fossils, plants, and a notable selection of taxidermy specimens. Visitors can explore the intricacies of life across various ecosystems and marvel at the impressive dinosaur skeletons that dominate the main hall. The museum typically hosts special exhibitions, particularly during the spring months of March and April, adding a fresh perspective to its permanent displays. As you wander through the well-curated galleries, you'll discover fascinating insights into both local wildlife and far-flung habitats.