WELCOME TO MILANO
Milan and its districts,
an experience of colours,
styles, passions and identities.
The city is home of beautiful architecture, traditional restaurants, art masterpieces,
historical monuments
and bohemian nightlife: all
waiting for you. Book your tickets
in advance to avoid missing
some of the best spots.
Duomo di Milano
Geographical and symbolic heart of the city of Milan, the unmissable place for tourists and for the Milanese who, for pleasure or necessity, find themselves passing through there.
Teatro alla Scala
Admission to the Museum: the ticket includes 6 audio-guide tours in different languages, including a special children's visit, all available on Teatro alla Scala free App. Admission allows you to see the Theatre from the third-level boxes, but only when rehearsals, performances or events open to the public are not in progress.
Museum Ticket: Buy the ticket here
Admission to the Museum and guided visit of the Theatre: accompanied by an expert guide, you can walk through the corridors of the Theatre to admire the wonders hidden inside the hall: you will sit in the Royal Box, you will appreciate the historical boxes, the stalls and the foyers to live an unforgettable experience. Guided tour Buy the ticket here
Monte Napoleone
A few steps from the Duomo: La Scala, museums, starred restaurants and shops for all tastes. Walking through the streets of the fashion district, visiting delicious places for sophisticated taste experiences. An ultra-chic atmosphere in via Montenapoleone.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
The place for shopping, cultural and artistic experiences, but also the Rinascente, the Gallerie d'Italia and the Museum of 900.
Museum of 900
Museum dedicated to Italian and XX century art. With more than 400 pieces, the museum is also an opportunity to appreciate the Duomo from a different angle. Buy the tickets here.
Navigli
Navigli is an intergenerational meeting place. Immersed in a lively and festive atmosphere and one of the most recommended areas for having an aperitif with friends.
Castel
Castello’s backyard, Parco Sempione, has roughly the area of 46 soccer fields! The park is beautiful and a very nice opportunity to chill a little bit after walking around.
Arch of Peace
Dedicated to Vienna Congress.
Milan has its own Arc de Triomphe. This impressive neoclassic arc can be found at the end of Parco Sempione.
Brera
Brera is the artistic district bordering the center of Milan. The Pinacoteca is a gallery with some of the most valuable art pieces produced in Italy
Porta Venezia
It is the rainbow neighborhood. Green parks, cool bars, East African cuisine, elegant architecture, great shopping.
ENJOY THE ARCHITECTURE
The Last Supper
One of the most famous paintings in the world, Leonardo Da Vinci’s masterpiece is one of the most visited attractions in Milano. Buy the tickets here.
Basilica Sant'Ambrogio
This is one of the oldest churches in Milano, unique architecture, paintings and antique sculptures inside. Buy the tickets here.
Bagni Misteriosi
In 1929, it was the largest outdoor swimming pool in Europe, an authentic architectural jewel, inspired by by the style of Palladio. Buy the tickets here.
Other Places
San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore - Brera Botanical Garden - Island District Sola - Busca Palace Leonardo's Vineyard - Prada Foundation - Refuge 87 Milan - Vignale residence - Civic Museum of Natural History - Palazzo Borromeo d'Adda - San Siro Stadium Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore
Extras day trip from Milano
Como
Como is the 3rd biggest lake in Italy and it’s home for beautiful villages and stunning views in any season! We recommend you to start early in the morning to enjoy until the sunset!
Verona
Ever heard of Romeo and Juliet? Verona was the city chosen by the poet to be the eternal lovers' home! If that’s not enough to convince you, what about to know one of the best preserved Roman Empire amphitheaters? Put on comfortable shoes and enjoy Verona!
Como
Firenze
Florence, or Firenze, is the capital of the famous Italian region of Tuscany. It is one of the most visited cities in Italy, attracting approximately ten million tourists every year.
Verona
Firenze
Como
OLD TOWN
Como is home to some of the best attractions in all of Lombardy, and it is worth a visit even for a simple stroll through the streets of the center. It is an ideal destination both for those visiting Lake Como for a day and for those staying longer.
Piazza San Fedele and its Basilica
Just a 3-minute walk from Piazza Duomo is Piazza San Fedele. This square, originally a grain market, is home to a beautiful Romanesque church dating back to 1120: the Basilica of San Fedele.
If you happen to pass by this little square on a Saturday, you will have the chance to come across numerous stalls, where you can find antiques and handicrafts.
FUNICOLARE COMO TO BRUNATE
Want to enjoy a breathtaking view of the city of Como? Visit Brunate, a town that overlooks Como from the top of a hill 715 meters (about 2,345 ft) high.
The Como-Brunate cable car – which runs from Piazza Alcide de Gasperi, very close to the Como Lago train station – will take you to Brunate in a few minutes.
BOAT TRIP TO THE VILAS
Around the lake there are small villages with charming fairy-tales-ish alleys. The most famous villages are Bellagio, Colico, Menaggio, Lecco. The boat trip itself gives you a unique perspective of the lake and can be booked with the agencies in Como.
SUMMER EDITION
If the weather is good, swimming on the warm waters of the lake is an amazing way to enjoy the day in Como! Gather some fruits, a bottle of wine and a basket: then you have a picnic around the lake!
Verona
OLD CITY CENTER + PIAZZA BRA
In one of the most romantic cities of Italy it couldn’t miss delightful alleys, cute coffee shops and restaurants. Piazza Bra is the main plaza in town and has beautiful architecture.
ARENA DI VERONA
One of the largest of its kind and among the best preserved Roman amphitheaters, Verona's arena was built in the reign of Diocletian, about 290 CE. Tickets here.
CASTELVECCIO + PONTE SCALIGERO
The castle's main tower and ramparts afford views of the bridge, the city, and surrounding hills. The castle interior has been brilliantly restored and transformed into bright exhibit space by architect Carlo Scarpa, without sacrificing the integrity or history of the castle. Tickets here.
TORRE DEI LAMBERTI
84m high this tower allows you to have a unique view from the whole city. Besides the panoramic view, it’s also possible to visit the Art Museum and Gallery. Buy the tickets here
CASA DI GIULIETTA
Verona is perhaps best known internationally as the setting for Shakespeare's famous tragedy, Romeo and Juliet. Inevitably, tourists asked where the star-crossed lovers lived, and Veronese obligingly pointed out a small medieval palazzo just off Piazza delle Erbe that had an attractive courtyard where tourists could stand without blocking the street. Tickets here.
Firenze
The Uffizi Gallery is located in the former palace next to the Palazzo Vecchio. It is the most famous museum and the Florence top attraction. More info 'Galleria degli Uffizi'.
2. Duomo (Santa Maria del Fiore)
The Duomo of Florence is the landmark with which everyone associates Florence. Dominating the skyline, the cathedral has become a true landmark of the Firenze. More info 'Duomo of Florence'.
For years the government of Florence took place in the Palazzo Vecchio. Even today the city council still resides here. Today, however, the palace has more of a function as a museum.
4. Ponte Vecchio, the famous bridge
The Ponte Vecchio is Florence's most famous bridge over the Arno.
5. The Galleria dell’Accademia of Florence is an art school, where a large collection of sculptures is collected that served to inspire the students.
The Piazza della Signoria is the most famous square in Firenze. You will find the famous Palazzo Vecchio with a copy of Michelangelo's David on the doorstep and the famous clock tower.
The Santa Croce was built to outperform the competing Santa Maria Novella.
More places: 8. Pitti Palace & Galleria Palatina - 9. Boboli gardens - 10. Piazzale Michelangelo - Viewpoint of Florence - 11. Florence landmark: San Miniato al Monte - Florence sightseeing by bike - Bargello National Museum
Eating in Milano
Duomo
Liberty Wine Bar (Liberty Square
Restaurant: Charleston (Liberty Square)
Traditional Panzerotti. Via Santa Radegonda, 16
Brera
Brera 29 Cucina & Cocktails
From traditional cuisine to innovative cuisine, from classic drinks to refined and elaborated signature cocktails
Via Brera, 29 / +39 (0)2 4953 4949
Porta Venezia
Accurate cuisine faithful to the Apulian taste
Via Achille Maiocchi, 14
FRESH PASTA
Italian food is all about pasta! Miscusi has freshly made pasta with traditional sauces and multiple locations.
TRATTORIA BOLOGNESE DA MAURO - NAVIGLI
Another fresh homemade pasta place with
all the nonna flavors!
Homemade pasta, roman dishes and a large range of meat options.
Pizza
GENNARO ESPOSITO - PORTA ROMANA
The restaurant is owned by the chef that has two Michelin Stars.
Located in the bohemian neighborhood of Isola, this pizzeria is one of the hot spots in town.
Argentinians will love this one! Apart from all the delicious flavors they even offer on the menu a blue pizza in tribute to Diego Maradona!
Osteria
Special occasions or just feeling fancy, this restaurant is located in Navigli Grande and is full of history. Despite the fanciness, it has dishes for all budgets!
More than a restaurant! Among many services, they serve fresh organic meals for a good price and they also have their own organic market on Tuesdays!
GIULIO PANE E OJO - PORTA ROMANA
Via Ludovico Muratori, 10
+39 02 545 6189
Bars
Popular bar in Navigli with open spaces and a large
Choose your drink, but algo choose your music! Open Spotify with all the beats we like to sing along. It is just not better than the QUO karaoke on thursdays!
Coffee & Gelato
One of the most popular gelatterias among our guests, this is a perfect stop while visiting the city center.
Specialty coffee and the best of Italian pastries, patisserie and gelato!
Mini cannolis are the main reason to go to this place! Get your sugars high with a large range of pastries.
Aperitivo
The sunset orange sky reflecting on the waters of the Navigli Canal is the must-go for a drink!
Beautiful street with the Arc view and typical yellow trams pass by all the time.
It doesn’t get more Milanese than that!
Aperitivo
Here you get a bit more of the business atmosphere with all the skyscrapers around.
Here is one out of those districts. The bar has a Latino atmosphere and a all you can eat buffet.
