Milan Tour: 20 best things you can do in the famous fashion capital Milano!
Are you planning on going for a Milan Tour? If the answer is yes, you have come to the right place.
Milan is a city with kore than 1.3 million people cherishing
each and every aspect of their lives. A city with settlements and history of
more than a thousand years, the cities heritage goes back to 222 BC. Milan once
served as a capital of the Western Roman Empire and had a commanding position
through the middle and later ages.
The city was widely damaged during world war 2, but it
has recovered its strength and now serves as the fashion capital of the world.
The city now offers a rejuvenating mix of historical architecture, modern
amenities and Italian culture, mixed together to form a perfect combination.
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We have compiled 20 things to do while you are on a Milan
tour. From museums to restaurants, this list will cover everything for you.
1. Vist the Milan
Cathedral
This monumental architecture took over 600 years to get
completed. It is located in the centre of Milan in Piazza del Duomo. Just like
the exteriors, the interiors are equally beautiful and archaic and will take
you to another world. No Milan tour is completed without a visit to this
iconic cathedral.
2. Church of Santa
Maria Delle Grazie
Created around 1497, this church can be found on the
Corso Magenta on the opposite side of Milan. The famous Last Supper by Leonardo
Da Vinci can be found inside this church. If you
3. Grand Galleria
Vittorio Emanuele II
If you are a shopping fan, shopping in Milan is going to be a
once in a lifetime experience for you. This extravagant and opulent galleria is
nothing but a beautiful shopping area created In 1877. It is one of the oldest
shopping malls in the world. You can find high-end designer Italian shops and
boutiques here.
4. Castello
Sforzesco
Located in Central Milan, this castle was built in the year 1370. It has been modified but the spirit of the place remains intact. The size of this grand castle will amaze you. Take a walk through the history of Italy with this castle and its magnanimous tawers and gardens If you are in Milan.
5. Pinacoteca di
Brera
Situated in palazzo Brera, this art gallery contains
masterpieces of Italian art. Earlier, It served as a library and now it
includes works such as Virgin By Raphael, last supper by Rubens etc. It is an
easily accessible place and you can walk if you have chosen case in affitto
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6. Sant Ambrogio
Built-in 379 AD by St. Ambrose, this is one of the oldest
buildings in Milan. The architecture and style have remained intact over the
centuries. It served as a focal point since much of the city of Milan was
built around it. If you want to witness the religious importance and history
of Milan, this place is a must-go for you.
7. Leonardo da Vinci
National Museum of Science and Technology
If you are a Leonardo da Vinci fan, this museum is a heaven
for you. It contains all his works and technological and scientific collections.
There are model cars from his drawings, reconstructions of his flying machines
and blueprints and sketches of his intellect. You will find imaginative pieces
which he intended to invent during those times.
8. Piazza dei
Mercanti
This place was once a centre of merchants and traders in the
middle ages. It is located between Piazza del Duomo and Corduiso. There are
several important buildings in this square like Pallaza Della Ragione, and
Loggia Degli osii. If you want to witness the architectural masterpieces, visit
and take a walk around the square.
9. Milan Archaeology
Museum
This museum is filled with the history of this ancient city. It
is located in Chiesa di San Maurizio. One part of the museum imparts the
ancient Mediolanum history while the other one has a collection of important
artworks and sculptures. There are various architectural remains and pottery
pieces displayed here. It serves as a museum for showcasing the middle-aged
history of Milan with Greek and Eustachian influence.
10. Piazza del Duomo
We have named this piazza so many times, that you must have
already planned to visit it. If you are on a Milan tour this piazza
would be your starting point to explore Milan. It has a variety of high-end
shops, restaurants, bars and cafes where you can taste true Italian cuisine.
11. La Scala Opera
Located to the north of the famous Duomo, this is one of the
fienst opera houses in the world. It is renowned for its opulence and
acoustics. The seatings, the stage, the semi-circle area, and the red velvets,
everything is going to make you fall in love with the experience. You can take
guided tours to the opera house in Milan.
12. AC Milan San Siro
Stadium
Built-in 1926, this grand stadium is one of the most
renowned sporting stadiums in Italy. It has a capacity of more than 80K people
and you can see its iconic circular towers with huge roofs while visit there.
AC Milan and inter Milan play here. If you are a sports fan, you cannot afford
to miss out this exciting stadium.
13. Parco Sempione
This is a large public space,
originally created in 1888. It spreads over 95 acres and has a splendid arch of
peace. There are various footpaths, bike trails and fountains. You can spend a
perfect day with your kids and partner here.
14. Brera district
Located to the north of Piazza dei Duomo, this district has a
bohemian vibe attached to it. It is full of galleries, restaurants and bars
where you can go to enjoy your evening after a good sightseeing day. One of the finest
and most expensive restaurants are located here.
15. Walk down the
Naviglio Grande
This canal in the Milan city stretches from Porta Ticinese to
Ticino River, stretching over 50 km to the west. It was originally contracted
in 1177 and after many expansions and works, it stands in its form today. One
of the sections in the city is a walking path you'll never forget.
16. Basilica di San
Lorenzo
If you want to witness the religious history of Milan, this
is the place for you. It is located in the western part of central Milan and is
one of the oldest churches there. It was created in about 402 BC. It has a fantastic
altar and a chapel of Saint Aquilino. You can witness some fantastic
artworks and architecture here.
17. Torre Branca
This is a large observation tower built in 1933. It was
originally called Torre Littoria and stands 108 m high. If you want to see a
panoramic view of Milan, you should ascend up this tower. You can also see the Alps
on a clear day here.
18. Lake District
Just 30 minutes towards the
top of Milan, you can reach this beautiful lake district which is a combination
of 5 lakes. The surrounding area is now stoned and filled with museums, stores
and restaurants where you can chill in the evening with splendid lake views.
19. China town
If you want a bit of small
budget shopping, eating and roaming around, this is the place to go. It has some
small eateries and cheap shops. You can also try outside seating bars where
locals will make you taste hundreds of wine. It will make you feel a local vibe
of Milan.
20. Wine tasting
This is not a particular place,
but an experience. Northern or southern, you can find local bars almost at
every part of the city where you will get varieties of wine you've never tasted
before. If you are a wine lover, you should definitely try the wine tasting
in Milan.
We have almost covered
everything for you that you can do in Milan. For rental houses, you can visit
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