Fondazione Luigi Rovati supports the Italian Pavilion
On the occasion of La Biennale Arte 2026 in Venice, Fondazione Luigi Rovati takes part in "Con te con tutto", a project by Chiara Camoni curated by Cecilia Canziani.
13 May - 4 October 2026
Etruscans and Veneti.
Water, Cults and Sanctuaries Etruschi e Veneti.
A collaboration with Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia
Today we are open from 10:00 to 7:00 pm.
Fondazione Luigi Rovati in Milan is a place of experimentation and knowledge. Its collection of Etruscan art engages in dialogue with modern and contemporary works of art within a new and surprising museum space.
Exhibitions
Events
25 Oct 2026
Etruscans and Veneti: Deities, Sacred Water, and Small Offerings to the Gods
16:00 Workshop8 Nov 2026
Etruscans and Veneti: Deities, Sacred Water, and Small Offerings to the Gods
16:00 Workshop12 Dec 2026
Etruscans and Veneti: Deities, Sacred Water, and Small Offerings to the Gods
16:00 WorkshopIn the spotlight
Sunday at the Museum
Every first Sunday of the month, the Luigi Rovati Foundation Museum is open free of charge.
100 Covers of the Future: young people’s visions of the future
A competition promoted by Economy Group and the Fondazione Imprese e Competenze per il Made in Italy, bringing together young creatives, schools, universities and academies. Fondazione Luigi Rovati is the project’s cultural partner and will host the final exhibition in Milan.
EXPLORE
Contemporary archaeology
Discover the permanent collection
Workshops
Fondazione Luigi Rovati offers a series of educational activities designed specifically for youngsters, with the aim of providing children with an engaging and stimulating experience in the world of art.
Museo Gentile | Gentle Museum
Fondazione Luigi Rovati Art Museum is a place of excitement, learning and encounters.
It is a place open to everyone without any distinction.
Library
The Library of the Fondazione Luigi Rovati preserves and makes available for consultation books and documents related to the fields of archaeology, art and science.
Spaces
The Art Museum of Fondazione Luigi Rovati, through two exhibition floors, takes the visitor from the world of Etruscan art to that of contemporary art.