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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

A curated yet comprehensive collection of my favorite addresses in Milan after living here. Travelers tend to skip over Milan because it’s not as charming on the surface as classic Italian cities such as Rome and Venice. Milan is a place that slowly reveals itself if you know just where to go to discover its hidden beauty. With the right addresses in hand, delve beneath Milan’s exterior and explore the city’s many highlights beyond Gucci and the iconic Duomo. This guide includes: 🚋 Milan travel essentials including helpful logistics and transportation trips 🏩 Places to stay | luxury, boutique, and budget options 🍽️ Places to eat | a mix of casual and elevated spots for breakfast, lunch, and dinner 🖼️ Things to do | shops, sights, museums/galleries beyond the Duomo and Galleria 🚗 Day trip ideas The only Milan guide you’ll need whether it’s for a quick day trip or an extended stay for fashion week. Each handpicked recommendation includes a description with insights based on personal experience and insider travel industry intel. Check the guide or use the interactive map to look through my curated recommendations. It’s mobile-friendly and easy to use on the go. This is a living guide. Shop now for lifetime access to future updates including new places and deeper insights without paying more later!

The oldest and biggest Chinese district in Italy about 1km/.6 miles long is an ever-evolving evocative and colorful hub for international street food, historic boutiques, indie bookstores, natural wine and a new museum. This itinerary includes the largest store for ethnic food in Italy, my go-to spot for Chinese massage and a vast growing array of spots for ramen, dumplings (known as Chinese ravioli) as well as local coffee institutions and antique shops.