24 Hours in Milan
Discover the hot spots in Milan and it's main must-see places
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Via Montenapoleone
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Fancy a little shopping in the heart of the fashon capital? Head over to Via Montenapoleone, a high end fashion shopping street. Worth a trip even if shopping isn't your thing, it's a beautiful site to see.

Duomo di Milano
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A trip to Milan is not complete without a visit to the iconic Duomo di Mlano in the main square of the city. Filled with shopping, restaurants and old mixed in with modern style architecture. Lot's to see and do!

Bosco Verticale
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Bosco Verticale - translated to The Vertical Forest. These iconic buildings were designed by Italian Architect Stefano Boeri are a sight to see! Standing under these 360 foot towers containing over 5,000 trees and shrubs is an experience. Walk around and explore the surrounding areas on Isola, Porta Nuova and Moscova, all within 10-15 minutes of walking distance.
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Monumental Cemetery
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Who would want to see a cemetary while visiting a new city? Well.. this cemetary is like no other, hence the name of Monumental. It is known for its artistic tombs and monuments and beautiful chapel.

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Hop on the Green Line metro and get off at Porta Genova station. Just a short 3-5 minute walk you will find this beautiful canal filled with shops, markets, bars, cafes and restaurants. Sit an and enjoy some people watching while sipping on an espresso or an Aperol Spritz.

Sforzesco Castle
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Just a short 5 minute walk from Piazza Duomo, you will find this enchangting Castle that leads to the beautiful park of Parco Sempione. Have a pic nic in the park, grab a drink nearby or listen to the artists playing music as you stroll through. Coming out the other end, will lead you to the Arco della Pace (Arches of Peace).

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Ciao! Benvenuti! Welcome! My name is Melissa, I am 33 years old, I was born and raised in Toronto, but my parents are Italian which makes me an Italo-Canadian dual passport holder. I grew up spending every summer in Italy travelling from tip to toe, until at 27 years old I decided to move to Milan. I have always been fascinated by the culture, food, people and breath taking landscapes. I have been to every city in Italy, some multiple times. Italy has so many different things to offer according to your travel personality - mountains for hiking and skiing, beaches for those hot Italian summers, cities for shopping and history and everything in between. Anything and everything Italy brings me joy! I am so excited to help you plan for a trip of a lifetime. A presto, -Melissa
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24 Hours in Milan
Discover the hot spots in Milan and it's main must-see places
6 Places • 12 Saves • ago
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Via Montenapoleone
@melissadinardo
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Fancy a little shopping in the heart of the fashon capital? Head over to Via Montenapoleone, a high end fashion shopping street. Worth a trip even if shopping isn't your thing, it's a beautiful site to see.

Duomo di Milano
@melissadinardo
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A trip to Milan is not complete without a visit to the iconic Duomo di Mlano in the main square of the city. Filled with shopping, restaurants and old mixed in with modern style architecture. Lot's to see and do!

Bosco Verticale
@melissadinardo
Bosco Verticale - translated to The Vertical Forest. These iconic buildings were designed by Italian Architect Stefano Boeri are a sight to see! Standing under these 360 foot towers containing over 5,000 trees and shrubs is an experience. Walk around and explore the surrounding areas on Isola, Porta Nuova and Moscova, all within 10-15 minutes of walking distance.
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Monumental Cemetery
@melissadinardo
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Who would want to see a cemetary while visiting a new city? Well.. this cemetary is like no other, hence the name of Monumental. It is known for its artistic tombs and monuments and beautiful chapel.

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Hop on the Green Line metro and get off at Porta Genova station. Just a short 3-5 minute walk you will find this beautiful canal filled with shops, markets, bars, cafes and restaurants. Sit an and enjoy some people watching while sipping on an espresso or an Aperol Spritz.

Sforzesco Castle
@melissadinardo
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Just a short 5 minute walk from Piazza Duomo, you will find this enchangting Castle that leads to the beautiful park of Parco Sempione. Have a pic nic in the park, grab a drink nearby or listen to the artists playing music as you stroll through. Coming out the other end, will lead you to the Arco della Pace (Arches of Peace).

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CURATED BY
Ciao! Benvenuti! Welcome! My name is Melissa, I am 33 years old, I was born and raised in Toronto, but my parents are Italian which makes me an Italo-Canadian dual passport holder. I grew up spending every summer in Italy travelling from tip to toe, until at 27 years old I decided to move to Milan. I have always been fascinated by the culture, food, people and breath taking landscapes. I have been to every city in Italy, some multiple times. Italy has so many different things to offer according to your travel personality - mountains for hiking and skiing, beaches for those hot Italian summers, cities for shopping and history and everything in between. Anything and everything Italy brings me joy! I am so excited to help you plan for a trip of a lifetime. A presto, -Melissa
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