





One of Milan's more easily recognizable landmarks, the Duomo di Milano is a spectacular monument that should be on every sightseeing itinerary. Don't forget to take pictures in front of this Gothic and Renaissance masterpiece, which took about six centuries to complete.
Whether planning a shopping spree or wishing to see what gives Milan its fashion-forward reputation, make sure to visit Via Montenapoleone. Don’t forget your camera – this high-end shopping district hints back at the 19th century, when it was a preferred neighborhood for the city's top aristocratic families.
One of the world’s renowned Opera houses, the Teatro alla Scala is a must-see when visiting Milan. The neighborhood surrounding the Opera House is also filled with lovely squares and museums.
A scenic walk through Milan’s enchanting streets will lead you to this 14th-century fortification. For a time, the Castello Sforzesco also served as one of Milan’s grander residences. Today, visitors will find a variety of cultural museum exhibits.
End a fun-filled day in Milan with a walk along the Navigli, the city’s landmark-lined canal system. During the day, visit the art galleries that are embedded within the side streets of Navigli Grande, or start your evening with an aperitivo or cocktail at one of the many canalside terraces.
Discover one of the greatest art collections in the world at the Pinacoteca di Brera. A true treat for art and history-lovers, the gallery hosts numerous masterpieces in Italian art history. Afterward, exploring the neighborhood, surrounded by lovely, smaller art galleries, shops, bars, and restaurants.
Experience Leonardo Da Vinci's world-famous masterpiece, Cenacolo Vinciano (The Last Supper). Painted on one of the refectory walls inside the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the 4.6 meter-high and 8.8 meter-wide treasure is open to visitors wishing to see it from the artist's original point of view.
Discover Milan’s innovative business district, characterized by modern skyscrapers, fashion and design shops, stylish bars, and numerous restaurants. Often described as futuristic, this unique neighborhood also showcases a revolutionary take on contemporary architecture, including a collection of luxury residential apartments with tree-covered terraces.