 Introduction
History
The decision to be taken around that table concerned the purchase of the theatre collection belonging to the antique dealer Giulio Sambon that was going to be put up for auction in Paris. Those antiques could have been the starting point of a huge theatre collection whose foundation had been sought for by the Milan intellectual community of the Teatro alla Scala for a very long time, since the very first years of the century.
With the help of the government and 50 citizens, who subscribed 5.000 liras of that time each, after a series of incredible adventures to wring the collection out of the American multimillionaire J.P. Morgan, the dream came true and the collection was then given to the city of Milan.
The Museum was officially inaugurated on March 8, 1913 with a solemn ceremony in the former Casino Ricordi connected to the Teatro alla Scala. Over the years numerous donations and purchases added to the Sambon collection, which is today one of the richest and most envied collections of the world.
Location
Transit: By Bus: 61. By tram: 1 or 2. By metro: red line: Duomo. Yellow line: Duomo or Montenapoleone.
Whats inside
Useful information
Open: Daily 9am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 5.30pm
Closed: 24 December afternoon, 25 and 26 December, 31 December afternoon, 1 January, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 15 August.
Disabled: No facilities for persons with disabilities.
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