Milan

Located in the center of Europe, Milan is easy for organizers and delegates to reach. Around 800 direct flights connect Milan to over 200 destinations around the world, while the Central Station is one of Europe's largest train hubs. 

Milan’s main hub, Malpensa Airport is well connected to the city center, thanks to the high-speed Malpensa Express train. Two other international airports also serve the city: Linate, just 7 kilometers from the Duomo, and Orio al Serio. 

The rail network serves three main stations: the Central Station, where Trenitalia runs national and international services, Garibaldi Station, and the Cadorna Station for local connections.

• Don’t miss Milan’s Duomo, an architectural masterpiece and the largest and most elaborate Gothic building in Italy.
• Browse the boutiques of Quadrilatero della Moda, Milan’s high-end shopping district.
• One of the world’s renowned Opera houses, the Teatro alla Scala is a must-see when visiting the city.
• Head to Castello Sforzesco, an impressive 14th-century fortification that houses Milan’s Municipal museums and other cultural institutions.
• Admire one of the world’s most famous and fascinating paintings – Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, located in the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
• Take a trip out to Italy’s stunning lakes - Lake Maggiore, Lake Como, and Lake Garda are less than an hour from the city by car or train.