Getting to know Milan

[R.Palacio8]

Hi all!

I'm travelling to Italy to finally get to know the Giuzeppe Meazza Stadium! The thing is, I'm only staying two days in Milan. What do you recommend me to do in Milan? (besides il Duomo, that's a must-visit place too)


Thank you!

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

eat milanesa

 

[brehme1989]

Hi all!

I'm travelling to Italy to finally get to know the Giuzeppe Meazza Stadium! The thing is, I'm only staying two days in Milan. What do you recommend me to do in Milan? (besides il Duomo, that's a must-visit place too)


Thank you!

If it's two full days it's enough time to see the basics and enjoy the city.

Stroll around the historical center (Duomo the galleria and the surrounding streets, Scala, Sempione, Brera etc).
Walk about the Corso Buenos Aires which you'll appreciate a bit more. Longest shopping street in the world iirc.

For an afternoon/evening go to Navigli.

There are several museums and temples to enter if you have some free time. Or the theater if you're into that.

 

[ADRossi]

Milan isn't a great tourist city imo. Two days is more than enough time to see the major sites. The food is probably the real highlight. Northern Italian food is a lot better than any other region.

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

Did you eat a Milanesa or what

 

[R.Palacio8]

If it's two full days it's enough time to see the basics and enjoy the city.

Stroll around the historical center (Duomo the galleria and the surrounding streets, Scala, Sempione, Brera etc).
Walk about the Corso Buenos Aires which you'll appreciate a bit more. Longest shopping street in the world iirc.

For an afternoon/evening go to Navigli.

There are several museums and temples to enter if you have some free time. Or the theater if you're into that.

Sorry for the delay in my response! I had totally forgotten about me posting here

Thanks for the info! We definitely are going to Navigli, the historical center, il Duomo, and the galleria.
And the Corso Buenos Aires sounds like fun! But I didn't come halfway around the world to eat at BuenosAirestown!

(just kidding, thank you very much for the info!)


P.S. do you recommend any bars/pubs to watch the World Cup games?

 

[R.Palacio8]

Milan isn't a great tourist city imo. Two days is more than enough time to see the major sites. The food is probably the real highlight. Northern Italian food is a lot better than any other region.

I would love to taste the Italian pasta and pizza to compare with the Argentinian ones! Do you recommend any place in particular?

 

[R.Palacio8]

and by the way, I would like to see the World Cup games in some sports pub/bar, do you know any good ones in Milán? I've seen a couple in Google Maps, but I'm not sure.

 

[R.Palacio8]

Did you eat a Milanesa or what

every day of my goddamn life until I die