The Biblioteca Ambrosiana offers private individuals, businesses and institutions the opportunity to use its wonderful premises as venues for hosting conferences, seminars, meetings and festive events.
To make each single event unique and exceptional, you can combine it with an exclusive visit to the Art Gallery, the Sala Federiciana, which displays the drawings from Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticus, and the Aula Leonardi, where Leonardo’s celebrated painting of the Portrait of a Musician is displayed.
In this way the Ambrosiana has become an exclusive meeting point in Milan for hosting company events and corporate communications.
For exclusive occasions or especially important events, it is possible to plan specific and reserved visits to the most secret places and works preserved in the Ambrosiana (codices or ancient drawings and engravings). This depends on their availability and prior permission by the Ambrosiana’s College of Fellows.
For each occasion our staff will assist you in planning a special event. In addition to our regular room renting services, we can lay on original exhibition routes in connection with a brand or product communication, selected musical performances or highly festive events in a historical-artistical context, which would normally be unattainable.
The excellence of our ambiance, the uniqueness of the Ambrosiana and the richness of its contents offer a tone and a style perfect for extraordinary quality events and highly prestigious guests.
Sala del Foro Romano
MAXIMUM SEATING CAPACITY: 100
ENTRANCE: Piazza Pio XI
DIMENSIONS: 15,70×8,70 ml.
ROOM EQUIPMENT: conference table, handheld microphone, PC projector and free-standing projector screen 180×180, audio service with MP3 recording option, climatisation and illumination
SEATING CAPACITY: 100 chairs arranged theatre-style or 100 seats for formal sit-down dinners with assigned seats
Sala Sottofedericiana
MAXIMUM SEATING CAPACITY: 100
ENTRANCE: independent entrance from Piazza San Sepolcro
DIMENSIONS: 20,80×9,45 ml.
ROOM EQUIPMENT: conference table, handheld microphone, PC projector and free-standing projector screen 180×180, audio service with MP3 recording option, climatisation and illumination
SEATING CAPACITY: 100 chairs arranged theatre-style or 100 seats for formal sit-down dinners with assigned seats
Room XXIII (catering service not available)
MAXIMUM SEATING CAPACITY: 50/60
ENTRANCE: Piazza Pio XI
DIMENSIONS: 11×8,50 ml.
ROOM EQUIPMENT: conference table, handheld microphone, PC projector and free-standing projector screen 180×180, audio service with MP3 recording option, climatisation and illumination
SEATING CAPACITY: 45 chairs arranged theatre-style and 10/15 seats on benches located around the perimeter of the room
Sala Cavalieri
MAXIMUM SEATING CAPACITY: 40
ENTRANCE: from via Cardinal Federico, 2
DIMENSIONS: 11×8,50 ml.
ROOM EQUIPMENT: conference table, handheld microphone, PC projector and free-standing projector screen 180×180, audio service with MP3 recording option
SEATING CAPACITY: 40 chairs arranged theatre-style
Entrance hall
ENTRANCE: from Piazza San Sepolcro (reception area, toilet and cloakroom)
DIMENSIONS: 20.80 x 9.45 m
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 70 guests
Federiciana Hall
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 60 guests
ENTRANCE: from Piazza San Sepolcro
DIMENSIONS: 20.80 x 9.45m
HALL EQUIPMENT: 1 microphone connected to speaker on tripods, projector and 180 cm projection cloth
Courtyard of the Spiriti Magni
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 99 people
ENTRANCE: private, from via Cardinal Federico, 2
San Sepolcro courtyard
ENTRANCE from Piazza San Sepolcro
DIMENSIONS: 15. x 16m
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 80 people
From April 15, on the occasion of Design Week, the rooms of the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana will host 'Moleskine Detour', an international exhibition promoted by Moleskine and the Moleskine Foundation.
Recovery of the functionality of the balconies of the Sala Federiciana, Borromeo and della Rosa through the installation of lifelines
Every Saturday at 15.30 a guided tour of the masterpieces of the Pinacoteca, together with professional guides of our official partner AdArtem
