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Tucked away in Milan's historic Brera district, the Astronomical Museum offers a compact exploration of celestial scientific instruments and astronomical heritage. Visitors can discover rare antique telescopes, precision measuring devices, and historical charts that illuminate the evolution of astronomical research at this compact observatory site. Conveniently located within the Brera complex and free to enter, the museum provides an intimate glimpse into the precise scientific tools that once mapped the heavens.
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Via Brera, 28, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
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