How do you spend 24 hours in Milan?

Do you have no more than 24 hours to visit Milan, one of the most famous italyn cities and the capital of Lombardy? Below we will try to summarize the best that can be discovered in Milan in these few hours so as not to miss the most important landmarks in the city.

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If you arrive in Milan at 6:00 pm, start your tour in the historic center of Piazza del Duomo, where you will discover the magic of Milan’s symbol represented by the city’s cathedral. You can reach the top of the cathedral and get a panoramic view of Milan, and if the weather is right, enjoy a breathtaking view of the sunset.

Then head to the nearby Brera region, which represents European romanticism in its finest analysis. There are elegant and colorful buildings, and the cafes are small and intimate, giving the place an additional charm. There, he saw the Vittorio Emanuelle II Gallery, a Renaissance building that represented European architecture during that period.

Choose one of the cafes in Brera and have a milky snack with a hot drink, especially italyn coffee. One of the best places is La Prosciutteria, which offers a distinctive selection of italyn meat and dishes.

The region also includes a large group of fine restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. If you are looking for italyn cuisine, choose Latteria, a popular restaurant that serves fine dishes. Chef Arturo Maggi has owned the restaurant since 1965 and specializes in serving dishes from northern Italy.

After spending the night in this beautiful area, head north to Isola, where you can spend the evening enjoying jazz in Blue Note. The Isola region is now one of the most distinctive places to live in Milan and is home to many italyn artists. Therefore, you can find graphics in the area and the shops owned by local artists in large areas of this region.

Next day, start your day with some delicious gourmet coffees and delicious coffees at Bar Luce in Fondazione Prada, before visiting the gallery of this famous brand. The Brad Building is distinguished by its architecture, which represents the modern and modern side of Milan.

After a tour of Prada and about 15 minutes away, head to Un Posto a Milano, a farm located in the trendy Porta Romena region. This farm expanded to include a restaurant serving fresh dishes, as well as a guest house and a site for cultural activities. Cascina Cuccagna serves fresh farm produce and is great for eating out when the weather is right.

After eating, it is useful to return to the center of Milan, specifically to the Castello Sforzesco Palace located on the grounds of Sempione Park, the largest green area in Milan. The palace is the second most important symbol of Milan after Duomo, and it is also one of the best places to see part of the city’s history. In the palace you will find a collection of museums and galleries of distinctive art.

To end your short tour in Milan you can head to Corso Sempione, an area filled with restaurants and cafes that you can choose between what you want at the end of this special trip.

By Vittorio Emanuelle II