What to see in Milan centre, around the Duomo
The Duomo of Milan The Duomo of Milan is the city's iconic monument. Until a few years ago, the visit was free of charge, but nowadays there is a charge,…
What to see in the south of Milan
The Basilica of San Lorenzo Corso di Porta Ticinese 35. Free entrance, the Chapel of St. Aquilino has a charge, 2 euro. Open Monday to Friday 8 am to 12:30…
What to see in the North West of Milan
Porta Nuova in Milan The Porta Nuova district stretches around the Porta Garibaldi railway and metro station. It is a futuristic and modern area, a few steps away from historical…
What to see in Milan, around the Central Station
Stazione Centrale Milan's Stazione Centrale (Piazza Duca d'Aosta, 1) is the city's main railway station. It was inaugurated in 1931 and is an architectural masterpiece that mixes neoclassicism, liberty and…
How to Visit San Siro Stadium in Milan
Opening Hours The San Siro Stadium is open every day, with opening times varying according to the season. During summer hours, visits are possible from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.,…
Milan’s most macabre places
Powered by GetYourGuide The Cimitero Monumentale Milan's Monumental Cemetery is a veritable open-air museum. Inaugurated on 2 November 1866, it was designed by architect Carlo Maciachini. This place is not…
The unmissable works of art in Milan
1. The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, also known as The Last Supper, is one of the world's…
Teatro alla Scala: Tickets and Tours
Teatro alla Scala, commonly known as La Scala, is one of the most renowned opera houses in the world. Established in 1778, La Scala has a rich history and has…
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Citylife District
Address Piazza Tre Torri, Milano (Metro Line 5 Tre Torri) Info Piazza Tre Torri and the City Life District is one of the new areas of Milan, is reachable by…
Milan Chinatown: via Paolo Sarpi
Via Paolo Sarpi is one of the unique areas in Milan where you can enjoy a different day, including shrimp ravioli, Peking duck, and some underground shopping. Via Paolo Sarpi…