Milan Favorites

 25 Reviews  I mentioned that the Piazza del Duomo seems like a natural center in town. In front of the Duomo itself is the piazza and it is occupied by pigeons, tourists, street vendors and people trying to sell... 

 64 Reviews  Via Padova is a street near the place where Hotel Agape lies (in the neighbourhood of Crescenzago). My father drove along it on our way home and I photographed this beautiful aedicule dedicated to the... 

 62 Reviews  In occasion of this visit to Milano, last week in July, I couldn't enjoy in magnificient front side of the Cathedral because it was under the major reconstuctions works. As far as I was told, this... 

 14 Reviews  Just paralel to Vittorio Emanuele, Via bagutta is full of painters to display their wonderful art pieces.. When you reached the end of the Vittorio emanuele street, you will see a fountain in front... 

 6 Reviews  Located inside the Milan Central Station is a "Left Luggage" for the convenience of travelers who want to spend a few hours (or days, I guess) exploring some of Milan before taking trains to other... 

 13 Reviews  In Castello Sforzesco, apart from enjoying wonderful Italian castle itself, there are neat exhibitions. Also, after you walk and walk around giving pleasure to your eyes and anima, in the case you are... 

 11 Reviews  The bustling Via Dante, a fashionable shopping street leads into Largo Cairoli, dominated by the imposing Monument to Garibaldi, sculptured by Ettore Ximenes in 1895. The bronze figures on the... 

 8 Reviews  I am not sure where I got this tip - either from one of the books that I borrowed last minute from the library before leaving for Milan or it was on VT. Anyways, I hope this tip is helpful to anybody... 

 9 Reviews  I suggest when in Milan to spend an evening in the "Navigli area", especially during the summer You'll find here lots of cozy outside restaurants, pubs, bars, one close to the other. Also, the two... 

 9 Reviews  One of the best things about Milan is its churches. It has so many of them, and they are mostly all wonderful to look at. I found it quite common to be just walking down a street and seeing some... 

 7 Reviews  Difficult to work in the cultural area, to surrender in Milano, and not to be going to see this mythical monument that is La Scala. Alas, it was closed at every time that we presented ourselves before... 

 6 Reviews  Here you see an overview of Luino, on the borders of the Lago Maggiore. There are several little 'cruises' every thay that cross the lake to all the pitoresque little cities and towns like Cannobio,... 

 4 Reviews  The Science and Technology Museum in south-west Milan boasts one of the world's leading science and technology collections. Housed in the 16th-century former Olivetan monastery of San Vittore since... 

 4 Reviews  When in Milan you cannot miss BRERA area, it isa very pitoresque part of the city with its restaurants, narrow streets and out of ordinary stores. We call Brera the area of the city roughly delimited... 

 3 Reviews  I found this to be extreemly convenient.. specially when you are on vacation and are really busy tying to do/ see as much as you can ot just sitting back and enjoying the ambiance. One does not get... 

 2 Reviews  A beautiful garden about 10 minutes walk south of the train station. On a map I read that it was called Giardini Pubblici, but I have also seen it as Giardini Indro Montanelli. Either way this is a... 

 Martin_S. Says:  We only had a few hours in Milan, but decided that before we left Italy we would at least see a little bit of Milan. It is a large industrial city and the... 

 risse73 Says:  From the Duomo, check out the adjacent mall called the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. There are upscale stores here as well as cafes & restaurants. Close by is... 

 microsensazione Says:  Hi!About quick city tour in Milan I'd suggest "Piazza del Duomo" and "Castello Sforzesco" (about 1km North West far from "Piazza del Duomo").I usually suggest... 

 SoulFisher Says:  In the centre of Milan there’s that huge cathedral: Il Duomo. Did not take pic of the cathedral, It did not fit in my tiny camera (lol). Well, there are already... 

 draguza Says:  Deliberately located in the restructured Castello Sforzesco area in order to provide a stable home for festivities and celebratory events for the Repubblica... 

 draguza Says:  Inaugurated in 1926, San Siro Stadium is one of the most recognized football stadiums in the world. The world-class stadium hosts two major Italian Football... 

 worldsmyoyster Says:  This is guidance for Milan and the mixed blessings (not necessarily the correct category)As the plane was coming to land, I saw nothing but a grey landscape....