The Ultimate Guide To Touring Milan, Italy!
No doubt Milan is cosmopolitan, modern and the most international city of Italy. The city has the coexistence of two great realities, the economic (it is the financial and commercial capital of Italy and one of Europe’s leading centers for fashion, design, media, business, trade and tourism) and the cultural one with churches, eleven universities, theaters and museums. The city hosted Expo 2015 and will proudly host the Winter Olympic Games in 2026.
This comprehensive guide will help you plan your perfect trip, from attractions and restaurants to transport and accommodation.
Here are some of our top tips:
-Start your tour by visiting the iconic Duomo di Milano. This awe-inspiring cathedral is a must-see during your visit to Milan.
-Marvel at the beauty of La Scala‘s interior during a performance or visit during non-opera hours to see the most famous opera house in the world.
-Explore the lively streets of the centro storico, home to some of Milan’s most popular attractions, like Castello Sforzesco and Duomo.
-Visit one of the city’s many museums, such as the Last Supper of Leonardo, Science and Technology museum or Leonardo 3
-Walk on the grass of San Siro, the most famous stadium in the world.
-Enjoy the local food from Milan
-Experience the wonderful world-renowned landscapes of Lake Como with Bellagio and Varenna
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-Take in some stunning views from one of Milan’s many terraces – like those on the terrace of the cathedral or torre branca
-Walk through the beautiful Brera district and explore its winding streets lined with Renaissance art galleries.
-Stroll along Navigli, one of Milan’s most picturesque area, or take a stroll through the historical center of town at night.
If you are planning to visit Milan with your family or with children, we suggest this page that includes the best things to do in Milan with children.