Are you planning to visit Milan? We can help you. At Introducing Milan you'll find updated information about what to see, where to stay, or the best places to eat.
Milan is internationally recognized as one of the world’s most important fashion capitals, but it also has a wealth of interesting museums and things to see and do.
In our Milan guide, you'll find all the necessary information to plan your stay in the capital of Lombardy and make the most of your holidays, be it for a weekend or for longer.
Milan offers all the advantages of a large city, but it's relatively small, thus making it perfect to visit, as tourists can get to most of the city’s attractions and museums on foot.
Some of the city’s most beautiful attractions include the Duomo di Milano, an impressive Opera House, a striking castle, ancient churches, and a great variety of museums and art galleries.
For those who also want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, you can hire a car or take the train to one of the prettiest landscapes of northern Italy, the Italian lakes. Its green hills and crystal-clear lakes make it a perfect summer destination.
If you haven’t booked your accommodation yet, we suggest checking out the link below, where you'll find all types of hotels, hostels, and apartments with the best rates guaranteed. You can get up to a 75% discount and pay once you get to your destination.
Other advantages are that you won't pay anything until you arrive at the hotel and you can cancel your reservation up to the day before without any fees.
If you are planning on exploring Italy, check out our travel guides for Rome, Venice, and Florence.
Introducing Milan is a guide created for travelers by travelers trying to help you plan your trip in the best way possible. It'll help you to get to know the most interesting places in the city, which are the most famous dishes and the best places to stay, or even the tricks you can use to save the most money while still enjoying your trip.
All the information in this guide has been updated in July 2024, if you find anything which you think should be changed, please be sure to contact us.
