Orsonero Coffee

A short city guide that is perfect to help you plan a trip to Milano. It can be adapted to any traveler looking to visit Milan, with spots for solo -trips, and family-friendly, or romantic vibes for couples. While Milan has so much to explore, I have narrowed down this guide to include: 🤓Tips to prepare for your trip 📖a little local history to set the scene 🤩what to eat and drink 🍝 11 Restaurants 🥂 8 Aperitivo spots ☕️ 6 coffee, gelato & sweets spots 🏛 a little explore list of my favorite sites. This is guide is great for any newcomer to Milan, plus if you’ve been here before you might find someplace new 😊 If you’d like a more extensive or tailored guide to Italy, feel free to reach out: IG @collineallemontagne 📧evelyn@collineallemontagne.com

If you appreciate a good cappuccino as much as I do, you'll want to add some of these specialty coffee shops to your Milan itinerary!

Italian espresso is all over Milan and no longer consumed only in bars, but also in markets, railway stations, bookshops and boutiques. Very good espresso is available all over the center of the city and so too is Starbucks as of 2018. 3rd wave coffee is slow to arrive in Milan as the city is saturated with really good espresso which always costs less than 1.50 euros. If you’re interested in old-school roasters, really good espresso and 3rd wave spots, this is the Thatch board for you.