The Museum of Zoology at the University of Milan was originally created in 1994 as a practical base for students of the natural science faculties; however, most of its exhibition has, from then to the present day, been open to everyone. In addition, a variety of themed photo shoots and scientific seminars are often held here. Recently, together with concerned residents of Milan, the museum has also been holding off-site events aimed at raising Italians' environmental awareness.
Today, the Museum of Zoology is not only the university's educational base, but also a popular place visited by numerous travelers. More than 800 exhibits from the fields of zoology, osteology, and anatomy are presented here, and the collections of butterflies from the early 20th century, small zoological and biological dioramas, rare scientific books, and anatomical models are recognized as the true treasures of these exhibitions.
In short, if you are curious and eager to touch the mysteries of nature, visiting this place promises to be extremely fascinating for you.
