Think Monza F1 Grand Prix is only for people passionate about car races and speed? Think again! A weekend in Monza during the race can be a lot of fun. Only about 20 km from Milan, Monza is worth spending some time, if only to visit Villa Reale and its park, and have a walk in...
Although often overlooked, Milan is well worth spending a few days. However, if you only have time for one thing, a must do in Milan is without doubt walking on the Duomo rooftop and visit the Cathedral, which is the most famous landmark of the city....
The majority of tourists think of Milan as the city for business and shopping, but there are neighborhoods - like Distretto Isola - where one gets surprised by Milan.[caption id="attachment_24226" align="alignnone" width="750"] Milan - Daily Life at Distretto Isola [/caption] “Isola" means island and the district’s name originate from the construction of the railway which, in 1865, divided...
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Milan in August is when I love the city at most. Lots of people are on holidays, there’s little traffic and Milan gets a charm that you don’t get in other periods of the year. In the streets of the centre there are more tourists than locals, and for once the city that is mostly considered...
The recent polishing brought back Milan Cathedral - or 'Il Duomo', as we call it - to all its splendour.Symbol and pride of the city, the Cathedral of Milan is ravishing from the very first glance and reveals all its wild beauty (I call it wild because it took centuries to complete the Cathedral) when approaching the entrance...
