Milan Things to do

Milan is a labyrinth of canals, and boat trips of the most romantic and fascinating spots can be taken. Full day cruises can be taken during the day or evening and can include sights such as the Scodellino Bridge and the historic old Darsena port. This is a fascinating and romantic way to view one of Europe’s greatest cities.

 

Milan is a city awash with historical sightseeing attractions and the never ending list should begin with the breathtaking Duomo, the third largest church in the world where visitors can actually walk on its roof. The Castello Sforzesco is Milan’s second most famous attraction dating back to the 15^th century and boasts 12 museums. The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci has been called one of the greatest paintings and is must see tourist attraction.

 

During August when the temperatures rise the Italians head to the lakes of Como, Maggiore and Garda. Well known as some the most beautiful lake areas in Europe and home to some famous celebrities. Days can be spent cruising the lakes, enjoying water sports and cycling and hiking in the scenic countryside.

 

Milan is synonymous with some of the world’s top fashion names. Armani, Versace, Prada and Ferre are just some of the designer labels available in Milan’s outlet stores where clothes can be found at 70% discounts. There are also plenty of flea markets in Milan with the Fiera di Senigallia proving the most popular for vintage clothes.

 

From the finest Milanese cuisine to the vibrant nightclubs, Milan is a nightlife lover’s dream. There is no shortage of cafes selling delicious Italian coffees or cocktail bars with beautiful garden restaurants. Milanese restaurants are second to none and this city is the place for authentic funghi porcini pasta with some wine from the three Lombardy wine regions.