Michael's Guidebook
Neighbourhoods
Enjoy the new Darsena
The Darsena is the body of water that connects Navigli’s two canals today. Recently regenerated, it’s now a popular place for an aperitivo. You can grab a drink at one of the local bars or from one of the many stands that appear on summer evenings and sit along the harbour’s bank, dangling your feet over the water. If you’re there before it closes, make sure to pop into the indoor market on the bank to pick up food to snack on or cook.
Go in search of vintage
As one of the world’s fashion capitals, people come to Milan for the designer boutiques – but venture outside the Quadrilatero della Moda and you’ll find a thriving thrift-store scene. The Navigli area has a particular concentration of offerings. From Corso Porta Ticinese down to Navigli proper, you’ll find a series of independent boutiques, luxury consignment stores and even an Italian army surplus centre on Naviglio Grande. If vintage furniture is more your bag (and you have a big enough suitcase), don’t miss the Mercato dell’Antiquariato that sets up all along the banks of Naviglio Grande and the surrounding streets on the last Sunday of every month.
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Navigli
Enjoy the new Darsena
The Darsena is the body of water that connects Navigli’s two canals today. Recently regenerated, it’s now a popular place for an aperitivo. You can grab a drink at one of the local bars or from one of the many stands that appear on summer evenings and sit along the harbour’s bank, dangling your feet over the water. If you’re there before it closes, make sure to pop into the indoor market on the bank to pick up food to snack on or cook.
Go in search of vintage
As one of the world’s fashion capitals, people come to Milan for the designer boutiques – but venture outside the Quadrilatero della Moda and you’ll find a thriving thrift-store scene. The Navigli area has a particular concentration of offerings. From Corso Porta Ticinese down to Navigli proper, you’ll find a series of independent boutiques, luxury consignment stores and even an Italian army surplus centre on Naviglio Grande. If vintage furniture is more your bag (and you have a big enough suitcase), don’t miss the Mercato dell’Antiquariato that sets up all along the banks of Naviglio Grande and the surrounding streets on the last Sunday of every month.
Sightseeing
This romantic, easily accessible park offers
recreational fun (including jogging and bike
paths) for adults and kids alike. Flora and
fauna abound at Parco Sempione, which
stands near some of Milan's other popular
civic institutions and arenas, amazing views.
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Πάρκο Sempione
Piazza SempioneThis romantic, easily accessible park offers
recreational fun (including jogging and bike
paths) for adults and kids alike. Flora and
fauna abound at Parco Sempione, which
stands near some of Milan's other popular
civic institutions and arenas, amazing views.
Καθεδρικός Ναός του Μιλάνου
Piazza del DuomoAnother one of Milan’s most iconic sights to see, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is right next to the Duomo and a must-visit (even for 15-minutes) when exploring Milan. Being the oldest (and some would say the grandest) mall in all of Milan, it’s a totally stunning place to visit that’s so impressive. Inside, you’ll find lots of luxury shops and some pretty high-end eateries, too.
Have the best Time.
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Γκαλερία Βιτόριο Εμανουέλε ΙΙ
Piazza del DuomoAnother one of Milan’s most iconic sights to see, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is right next to the Duomo and a must-visit (even for 15-minutes) when exploring Milan. Being the oldest (and some would say the grandest) mall in all of Milan, it’s a totally stunning place to visit that’s so impressive. Inside, you’ll find lots of luxury shops and some pretty high-end eateries, too.
Have the best Time.
Perfect place for a date or a meeting. Amazing views from terrace. Cocktails well prepared a bit pricey what is understand, you pay for quality, view and professional service. This rooftop bar is a part of a luxury 5* hotel. Worth hopping in for a drink.
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Radio Rooftop Bar
18 Via Marco PoloPerfect place for a date or a meeting. Amazing views from terrace. Cocktails well prepared a bit pricey what is understand, you pay for quality, view and professional service. This rooftop bar is a part of a luxury 5* hotel. Worth hopping in for a drink.
Food scene
Luca e Andrea
34 Alzaia Naviglio GrandeVery good food guys!!
You should probably visit this place. The food was delicious and perfectly cooked. The staff was friendly and they know English as well. A reservation is needed during the weekend.
Real Italian food!!
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Slow Sud
4 Via delle AsoleYou should probably visit this place. The food was delicious and perfectly cooked. The staff was friendly and they know English as well. A reservation is needed during the weekend.
Real Italian food!!
Wow !! This is an amazing restaurant with à lot of fun vibes . The food was delicious and we have had a great time. The staffs were very professional and welcoming
Hosteria Della Musica
2 Vicolo FioriWow !! This is an amazing restaurant with à lot of fun vibes . The food was delicious and we have had a great time. The staffs were very professional and welcoming
Συμβουλές για την πόλη
Τρόποι μεταφοράς
Metro easy to use.
Metro. The metro is often the fastest way to get around town, although it doesn't allow you to get your bearings as the aboveground trams do. Two of the four lines that run through the city stop at the Duomo and allow for easy connections to Milan Central Station and neighbourhoods like Porta Romana.
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corso Como
Corso Como is a shopping and dining complex in Milan, Italy. It combines outlets that show and sell works of art, fashion, music, design, cuisine and culture.It was founded in 1990 by gallerist and publisher.
Τρόποι μεταφοράς
Tram
Amazing tram around the city very fun!!
Τρόποι εξοικονόμησης χρημάτων
Eat pranzo
Tradition is felt in many ways and in this case, we discuss the proper hour for lunch. In order to avoid frustration and being turned away hungry, travelers in Italy should know that you are expected to be seated for lunch between 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Please don't look for pranzo (“lunch”) at noon, or even at 3:30. Very cheap pranzò