Lambro Park is one of the largest parks in Milan, located in the northeast of the city. The park is extremely popular among citize …
Trenno Park is one of the largest and most popular parks in Milan. Unlike other city parks, most of Trenno consists of beautiful w …
Forlanini Park is a small Milanese park located on the eastern edge of the city, near Linate Airport. The park is named after the …
The Gardens of Villa Comunale is a vast English-style Milanese park located northeast of the city centre. The park is incredibly b …
Park Sempione is an ancient landscape park of the nineteenth century, located in the historical center of Milan. The park covers a …
Boscoinchitta Park is one of the largest public parks in Milan, covering an area of more than 110 hectares. The park is located in …
Parco delle Cave is one of the largest parks in Milan, occupying the second place in the city. The park is unusually beautiful, wh …
Milan South Agrarian Park is a vast green area located southwest of Milan and under the protection of the city authorities. To the …
The Church of San Vincenzo in Prato is the only building of early Christianity in Milan that has retained its original appearance. …
The Cathedral of San Carlo al Corso is located on the square of the same name in the historic center of Milan. The construction of …
The Palace of Justice, located in the southeast of Milan, was built by leading architect Marcello Piacentini in 1932-1940. The mon …
Corduzio Square is one of the most beautiful squares in the center of Milan. It is often referred to as the “square of banks”, as …
The Catholic Church of San Giorgio al Palazzo was founded in 750. It is located in the historic center of Milan. The Baroque build …
Leonardo’s Horse is one of Milan’s most popular sculptures. Its history begins in 1482, when the wealthy Duke of Lodovico Sforza c …
The Church of St. Mark is the most beautiful architectural monument in the city of Milan. The name of the church was received in g …
The Ticinese Gate is located on Maggio Square southwest of the city center. The Mura Spagnole Gate and City Walls or "Spanish Wall …
Milan is the capital of not only fashion, but also world art. Leonardo da Vinci lived and worked here for a long time, here he cre …
The Palatine School Palace is located in the medieval Mercanti Market Square in Milan. It was built in the Baroque style in 1645 o …
The Church of Sant'Angelo or Santa Maria degli Angeli belongs to the monks of the Franciscan order and is located on the square of …
The Porto Nuova Gate, which means “New Gate” in Italian, and the Mura Spagnole or “Spanish Walls” were originally built between 15 …
Piazza San Fedele is an elegant aristocratic corner of Milan next to the Plaza della Scala. Here is the church of San Fedele, buil …
The Ulrico Oepli Planetarium in Milan is located in Piazza Corso Venezia, northeast of the city center. Milan Planetarium - the la …
On the square of La Scala is the opera house of La Scala, built in 1778 by the architect Giusepe Piermarini in the neoclassical st …
The Palace of the Senate is a historic building in Milan, now the headquarters of the State Archives. Its history dates back to 16 …
The Cartesian monastery in the Gothic style was built by Galeazzo Visconti in the XIV century, and consecrated by Giovanni Antonio …
The Church of Santa Maria alla Porta is one of Milan’s many cultural and architectural attractions. It was built in 1652 by the fa …
The Velasca Tower is one of the most famous Italian skyscrapers, attracting everyone’s attention with its unusual architecture. Bu …
Pirelli Tower is a famous Italian skyscraper and one of the tallest buildings in the country. Pirelli Tower is located in Milan, n …
The Palace of Legal Counsels appeared in Milan’s Mercanti Square in 1562. The building was designed by architect Vincenzo Serenia …
Via Manzoni is the most aristocratic street in Milan. Many buildings standing here hold their history and memories of historical e …
The church of San Fedele on the square of the same name in the historic center of Milan was built in 1527-1596 by the architect Pe …
The San Siro Stadium (also known as Giuseppe Meazza) is a famous football arena located in the Italian city of Milan. San Siro is …
The Palace of Carminati is one of the attractions of the central square of Milan - the Duomo. In the XX century, the building was …
The Borromeo Palace was built in the XIII century and belonged to a powerful family, from which the cardinal came. This residence …
The Mezanotte Palace in Milan is the most famous work of architect Paolo Mezanotte. The Milan Stock Exchange is now located in thi …
Branca Tower is located in the Sempione Park in the center of Milan next to the Sforza Castle. The openwork metal tower with a hei …
Milan is considered one of the capitals of world shopping. Most of the fashion boutiques are concentrated in the so-called “golden …
The Church of Santa Maria della Passione is one of the most important buildings of the Renaissance, located in the center of Milan …
Piazza dei Mercanti is the heart of old Milan. It is a quadrangular square on which there are four beautiful palaces: the Romanesq …
Excursion to Lake Como is not only an acquaintance with one of the most beautiful corners on our planet, but also an immersion in …
Photo at the monument of the seller of the sardine symbol of the city. Acquaintance with the Botanical Garden. Transition to Ep …
How not to visit the famous truffle hunting center, where on November 4 was a record value of truffles and for 100.500 euros was s …
Walking sightseeing tour (3 hours)Walking on a gondola on the canals of VeniceWalking tour of the center of Venice (2 ho …
Milan (history and modernity) - sightseeing tours from 3 to 6 hoursLake Como-excursions for every taste and timeLake Gar …
Sightseeing tour short version (2 hours) For those who are in Milan or don’t have time. Classic Milan - a combination of antiq …
What awaits you The idyll of tiny Varenna So that no one prevents you from falling in love with Como at first sight, first we wil …
Despite the fact that the development of winemaking in Europe was strongly influenced by the British, and the French have improved …
Milan is a large Northern Italian city with a multilayered history, from Roman settlements and medieval trade traditions to Renaissance workshops and a modern center of fashion and design. It combines cultural heritage and business energy, ancient squares and avant-garde architecture, which makes the city lively and attractive for travelers looking for both art and urban rhythm.
The man-made sights of Milan amaze with diversity: the central Cathedral Square with the majestic Duomo and famous palaces, the Place de la Scala with the legendary opera house, the Palazzo Carminati and the Equestrian statue of Vittorio-Emanuele II as symbols of urban history. In the list of significant objects are the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie with Leonardo's "Last Supper", the Pirelli Tower and modern skyscrapers, the Velasca Tower and the elegant Branca Tower in the Sempione Park. State and historical buildings such as the Palace of Justice, the Senate Palace and the Ambrosian Library complement the city’s cultural palette, and the San Siro Stadium attracts sports fans from around the world.
The green and natural corners of Milan are no less diverse: the large urban parks - Lambro Park, Trenno Park, Forlanini Park, Parko delle Cave and the extensive Boscoincittà give the opportunity to seclude yourself among the trees, arrange a picnic or a sports walk. The gardens at Villa Comunale and the ancient Sempione Park with ponds and alleys preserve the historical landscape in the city center. Outside the urban core are Milan’s southern agrarian park and picturesque corners near Lake Como, where it is convenient to go on a day trip from the city.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, read brief descriptions and historical facts about each object, as well as make a personal route. Convenient filters and the ability to mark your favorite places will help you plan a walk according to the right time and interests, lay out the optimal sequence of stops and calculate the time for inspection.
You can always walk around the city on your own, following your own pace and discovering unexpected corners of Milan, or book excursions with local guides - professionals will tell live stories, guide you to hidden monuments and help you feel the context of each place. Excursions provide an opportunity to better understand the architecture, art and gastronomy of the region, and independent routes allow you to feel the atmosphere and flexibility of travel.
Come to Milan to see the famous sights, breathe in the atmosphere of history and fashion and discover unexpected experiences. Let your route around the city be the beginning of new discoveries - plan a trip, collect routes and go to meet vivid impressions.
