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In 1906 the castle became a museum and today it is home to the Civic Museums; it contains the Gallery of Ancient Art, the Archeological Museum, Numismatic cabinet, an art library, a photo-library and a rich photographic archive of historic and artistic subject matters.
The palace rooms often host temporary exhibitions.
Founded in 1895 as the Fondazione Artistica Marangoni from the 1872 trust of Antonio Marangoni, businessman and collector, with the aim of acquiring the works of young artists to bring together a collection of contemporary art. Today the Gallery boasts a collection of over 4000 works of art from paintings and drawings to sculpture, from the mid 1800s up until today. GAMUD also preserves other unusual collections such as the collection of the Italian art from the 1900s donated by Maria Luisa Astaldi, (De Chirico, Savino, Severini, Sironi; Campigli, Pirandello...) the collection comprised of donations made by American artists in solidarity after the 1976 earthquake (De Kooning, Andre) and the international collection of prints donated by Fabio Mauroner.
The museum is temporarily closed to the public.
Palazzo Giacomelli in via Grazzano is home to the new Ethnological Museum of Friuli. Its modern displays bring out collections to the public that have long been inaccessible, as well as new pieces from the recent acquisition of the “Ciceri Collection”.
Palazzo Morpurgo contains the Gallerie del Progetto and the section of the Galleria d'Arte Moderna with the archives of architecture and design. It hosts exhibitions, especially those of the design in Friuli. The permanent collections, most of which were formed from donations, include the archives of the architects Raimondo D'Aronco, Ottorino Aloisio, Pietro Zanini, Marcello D'Olivo, Angelo Masieri and, for design, the archive of Electrolux Zanussi.
The Friuli Museum of Natural History contains thousands of examples and finding in Botany, Mineralogy, Paleontology, Paleo-ethnology, Zoology and Entomology, making up an extraordinary resource for the Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.
The museum is temporarily closed to the public.
The museum contains paintings, works in gold, wood sculptures (13th – 18th centuries) and a collection of devotional painted glass. The building, which was the old seat of the patriarchy, is also important for works of Giambattista Tiepolo.
The Cathedral Museum of Udine is dedicated to the Patriarch Blessed Bertrando di Saint Geniès (1265-1350), a figure of political and ecclesiastical importance who made significant contributions during his rule (1334-1350). The museum contains a significant patrimony of the history, culture and art of the patriarchate of Aquileia during the age of Blessed Bertrando, but is also a “high” expression of the Christian faith of the Mother Church of Aquileia.
 | La mostra: 'Il volto gentile dell’arte nella Patria del Friuli – Sei artiste contemporanee' Nella chiesa di S. Antonio Abate Insert date 09/02/12 |
 | Continuano le conferenze con i "Volti nascosti della Pinacoteca" Appuntamento con Musei in citta' Insert date 09/02/12 |
 | San Valentino al Museo Diocesano Visita e laboratorio dedicati a grandi e piccini Insert date 09/02/12 |
 | Temporanea chiusura del Museo del Duomo per lavori Fino al 12 febbraio Insert date 09/02/12 |
 | Darwin Day 2012. Incontro sull'Evoluzione. Iniziativa gratuita del Museo di Storia Naturale per le scuole superiori cittadine Insert date 20/01/12 |
 | Mostra 'L'Angelo di Udine e gli Angeli del Friuli' In concomitanza con la festa di San Biagio Insert date 27/01/12 |
| La Pinacoteca d'Arte Antica cambia volto (e volti) Ciclo di incontri per conoscere opere note e meno note ospitate in Castello Insert date 12/01/12 |
| Mostra 'Anne Frank, una storia attuale' Il racconto di una famiglia ebrea attraverso fotografie, immagini e citazioni Insert date 04/01/12 |
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