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Milan, Italy's economic and creative powerhouse, is a vibrant metropolis where modern efficiency meets historic opulence. World famous as the capital of fashion and design, the city offers much more than catwalks and showrooms: from its imposing Gothic cathedral and Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece 'The Last Supper', to a lively 'aperitif' scene and avant-garde architecture, Milan is a city of sophisticated elegance and constant dynamism.
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Milan, Italy's economic and creative powerhouse, is a vibrant metropolis where modern efficiency meets historic opulence. World famous as the capital of fashion and design, the city offers much more than catwalks and showrooms: from its imposing Gothic cathedral and Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece 'The Last Supper', to a lively 'aperitif' scene and avant-garde architecture, Milan is a city of sophisticated elegance and constant dynamism.
Milan has 3 airports. Linate (LIN) is the closest and most convenient. Malpensa (MXP) is the main intercontinental. Bergamo (BGY) is the furthest and base of low-cost airlines.
The metro and tram (ATM) network is excellent, clean and efficient. It is the best way to get around the city. Buy a daily or multi-day pass.
Taking one of the old tram lines (like the 1 or 2) is not only convenient, but a wonderful and cheap way to take a scenic tour of downtown.
Explore one of the most spectacular lakes in Europe, with charming towns like Bellagio and Varenna, and opulent waterside villas.
Discover two cities in one: the modern Città Bassa and the impressive Città Alta, a medieval walled old town reached by funicular.
Visit the elegant town of Stresa and take a ferry to explore the Borromean Islands, especially the opulent Isola Bella with its palace and gardens.
The first capital of Italy. An elegant and stately city with large squares, royal palaces, important museums (such as the Egyptian) and the birthplace of chocolate.
Explore one of the most spectacular lakes in Europe, with charming towns like Bellagio and Varenna, and opulent waterside villas.
Discover two cities in one: the modern Città Bassa and the impressive Città Alta, a medieval walled old town reached by funicular.
Visit the elegant town of Stresa and take a ferry to explore the Borromean Islands, especially the opulent Isola Bella with its palace and gardens.
The first capital of Italy. An elegant and stately city with large squares, royal palaces, important museums (such as the Egyptian) and the birthplace of chocolate.
The city of Romeo and Juliet, with an impressive Roman amphitheater (the Arena), a charming historic center and a romantic atmosphere.
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Ver guía completaMany buildings in the center hide beautiful interior patios. Be respectful, but don't hesitate to look out if you see an open door. The Brera neighborhood is full of them.
Visit Villa Invernizzi (near Porta Venezia) for a surprise: a colony of pink flamingos lives in its garden, visible from the street through the fence.
In the fashion capital, people dress well. You don't need to go fancy, but a neat style ('la bella figura') is appreciated, especially for dinner or a night out.
Unlike other parts of Italy, in Milan, a business city, punctuality is important and expected.
Pickpockets are the main problem, especially in Piazza del Duomo, in the Galleria and on the busiest metro lines. Keep your belongings safe and visible.
As in many big cities, use caution around the Central Station ('Stazione Centrale') late at night.
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