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Stoppani Quaranta Liberty House Milan offers well-appointed apartments in the Porta Venezia area of Milan. These comfortable, stylish apartments are located in a beautiful Liberty-style building and they allow you to experience all the comforts of... continue
Looking for a city where to spend your holidays which can satisfy all your needs? Milan, Italy, is the perfect destination of you next trip. I gained for the first time Milan a couple of years ago and I remained very impressed by the vivid and young... continue
Milan is one of the more popular and best destinations where you can spend Christmas vacations. Thanks to the number of events hosted daily, like cultural initiatives, fairs, free concerts, typical markets and much more. All this has made Milan one... continue
The collections of the Pinacoteca of Brera are born from the concentration of paintings requisite following emanation of suppression laws about churches and convents in the Napoleonic age (1798) and got rich when the Belle Arti Academy was assigned... continue
Cardinal Federico Borromeo, one of Milan's native saints, founded this picture gallery in 1618 with the addition of his personal art collection to a bequest of books to Italy's first public library. More-recent renovations have reunited the core... continue
The Milan Monumental Cemetery is located in an area of 250,000 mq. Inaugurated in 1866, it was designed by the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). The construction first met the hygienic and town-planning needs linked to the presence of a high... continue
Built in 1450-66 by Francesco Sforza, as both fortress and residence, in the place where the Visconti stronghold once stood (1358-68), the Castle presents itself in its restored state, as restored and saved from demolition by Beltrami. The imposing... continue
The impressive Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci is a fitting tribute to Milan's revered former resident. One of the most fascinating halls here displays modern models based on Da Vinci's sketches, in the fields of... continue
The Palace has built on an ancient fourteenth-century convent of the order of the Humiliated, and subsequently passed to the Jesuits that established a school. The actual Palace of the Brera’s Pinacoteca is of six hundred, and is a Francesco’s Maria... continue
The church and sanctuary dates back to the 13th century, when an ossary was also built alongside for use as part of the cemetery for those who died in the nearby “Brolo” hospital. Both structures were seriously damaged in 1642, when the belltower of... continue
The Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the home of Leonardo's Last Supper, is one of the most beautiful churches in Italy and a reference point point of the Milanese architecture, tied up to the name of Leonardo da Vinci and Donato... continue
It's one of five Romanesque basilicas founded by Ambrose and it's one of the most ancient churches in Milan. The building began in 379 and finished in 386, year when it was consecrate from Ambrogio and devoted to the Saints martyrs builted in the... continue
Rivera and Mazzola’s historic jerseys, along with those of Pelè and Maradona, trophies, cups - items recalling great sporting feats that have gone down in international soccer folklore. To the joy of fans of the world’s favourite sport, the... continue
On March 7, falls the anniversary of the birth of Alessandro Manzoni. And speaking of falling: it was in 1873 when our Manzoni, already a successful writer known throughout Europe, falls like an ordinary mortal in front of the Church of San... continue
In Italy soccer is a real religion and the stadium of Milan, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium also known as San Siro, is called by Milan citizens the "Scala of football", referrring to its importance in soccer game which is similar only to the one of Teatro... continue
La Triennale di Milano is a collection of design works and many temporary exhibitions of modern art and design. Located between the Castello Sforzesco, Arco della Pace and the Arena, the building hosting La Triennale has its main entrance on Via... continue
Milan is a vibrant city, full of entertainment proposals and dynamic in its nightlife. Going out in Milan is always a pleasure, thanks to the incredible variety of entertainments the city offers for every kind of activity. The most famous nightlife... continue
Milan, despite its fame as the most important financial and economic centre of the entire Italy, presents also a rich historical and cultural heritage, which can be particularly admired in its many and beautiful churces. Every time I visit Milan I... continue
Perfectly located in the city centre, the Teatro Alla Scala is known all over Europe for being the most exclusive and elegant Milan’s lounge. The theater has been, over the centuries, a perfect stage for extraordinary performances and works by the... continue
The beautiful Galleria Vittorio Emanuele has been built in neoclassical style in 1865 and it is located next to the beautiful Piazza Duomo. From the Gallery you can admire a wonderful view of the magnificent Cathedral and the Piazza della Scala,... continue
Milan, in the northern Italy, is a versatile and many sided city where you can find almost everything you can expect from an international trip. For the ones who appreciate arts, different cultures, traditions and local history I strongly recommend... continue
The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early... continue
Designed by Piermarini, the theatre was built between 1776 and 1778 under the patronage of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria when much of Northern Italy was ruled by the Habsburg dynasty. During the course of the 19th century, however, La Scala was... continue
Trendy Brera has the full spectrum of eateries including homely Italian trattorias, fancy sushi and spicy curries. Its late opening hours making it a beacon for night owls. Head here also for pre-dinner cocktails and Sunday brunch. After... continue
Bar-hop the narrow streets and winding alleys of Brera, packed with stylish bars, beautiful people, outdoor terraces and late-night stalls selling jewellery and crafts. It's not just the Saturday street market that packs out the... continue
Enter designer heaven in the Quadrilatero around Montenapoleone, packed with flagship stores from Armani Manzoni 31 to Versace. Amble along Milan's longest shopping street, Corso Buenos Aires, buy shoes on Via Torino or visit department store, La... continue
Milan is in the nearby of and 122 m (400 ft) above sea. . The demonym of natives is "Milanese".In Milan there are 544 accomodation.. You may visit 132 places of interest.
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