Guidebook for Milano
Food Scene
Cose Nostre
71 Via della Chiesa RossaSicilian and top notch!
Local specialties, made very well, and great prices!
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Trattoria Madonnina
6 Via GentilinoLocal specialties, made very well, and great prices!
It's a pizzeria with outstanding quality. Dough is made with mother yeast and easy to digest. They also have gluten-free pizzas for celiacs. Good/normal prices. Locals flock here!
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La Gravina
46 Via Giovanni PezzottiIt's a pizzeria with outstanding quality. Dough is made with mother yeast and easy to digest. They also have gluten-free pizzas for celiacs. Good/normal prices. Locals flock here!
BETTO Dolceria Rosticceria Siciliana
58 Corso di Porta TicineseSicilian and Sicilians flock there.
Tiny Mexican/Latin food restaurant. Not so authentic, but the only one I've food that is delicious and has great prices!!
MAMAstrEAT Ticinese
77 Corso di Porta TicineseTiny Mexican/Latin food restaurant. Not so authentic, but the only one I've food that is delicious and has great prices!!
Everything Else
This hostel/café is a quiet place to work on your laptop or read, drink something or eat a piece of cake. In the evening it is totally hopping for Milan's cheapest Happy hour (drink and buffet for 3-7 euros) and the buffet will have healthy tasty options!
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Ostello Bello
4 Via MediciThis hostel/café is a quiet place to work on your laptop or read, drink something or eat a piece of cake. In the evening it is totally hopping for Milan's cheapest Happy hour (drink and buffet for 3-7 euros) and the buffet will have healthy tasty options!
Civico Planetario Ulrico Hoepli
57 Corso VeneziaMilan's planetarium
Arts & Culture
Pinacoteca di Brera
28 Via BreraArt museum, Library, Botanic garden
I love this museum because there are always some free exhibits, not to mention those with paid entry. Italian or international designers inspire me here.
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La Triennale di Milano
6 Viale Emilio AlemagnaI love this museum because there are always some free exhibits, not to mention those with paid entry. Italian or international designers inspire me here.
Contemporary art installations on a very large scale, thanks to the hangar-sized facilities. Usually the installations are somewhat interactive, making the experience unforgettable and perhaps surreal. Oh yeah, it's completely free.
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Pirelli HangarBicocca
2 Via ChieseContemporary art installations on a very large scale, thanks to the hangar-sized facilities. Usually the installations are somewhat interactive, making the experience unforgettable and perhaps surreal. Oh yeah, it's completely free.
Parks & Nature
Open only Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm. It's a cool, refreshing oasis. Shade, public bathroom, duck pond, giant trees, etc.
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Brera Botanical Garden
28 Via BreraOpen only Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm. It's a cool, refreshing oasis. Shade, public bathroom, duck pond, giant trees, etc.
Well there's a farm (traditional Lombardy style) with dairy cows, crop fields, streams, tall trees, and there are paths extending all through it!
Marcite del Ticinello
Well there's a farm (traditional Lombardy style) with dairy cows, crop fields, streams, tall trees, and there are paths extending all through it!
Entertainment & Activities
There's a Café, fashion gallery, boutique, bookshop, photography gallery, and rooftop garden with amazing views of Garibaldi.
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Corso Como
Corso ComoThere's a Café, fashion gallery, boutique, bookshop, photography gallery, and rooftop garden with amazing views of Garibaldi.
Sightseeing
It's an old red brick castle, imposing during the day and romantic at night. There are four museums inside: glass & ceramics; musical instruments; historical furniture; and archeological.
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Castillo Sforza
Piazza CastelloIt's an old red brick castle, imposing during the day and romantic at night. There are four museums inside: glass & ceramics; musical instruments; historical furniture; and archeological.
It's a church and you can go in to pray, otherwise you buy a ticket and you can see the stunning artwork inside. Tickets also available to go on the rooftop, in the museum, or the archeology grotto.
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Duomo di Milano
Piazza del DuomoIt's a church and you can go in to pray, otherwise you buy a ticket and you can see the stunning artwork inside. Tickets also available to go on the rooftop, in the museum, or the archeology grotto.
Stunning old 4-story gallery. Check out the mosaics up high in the center.
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Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Piazza del DuomoStunning old 4-story gallery. Check out the mosaics up high in the center.
A seriously special place, this piazza was created 6 meters above street level in the center of the Unicredit skyscraper made up of three towers. The tallest of them is actually Italy's tallest building, and on top is a Madonna statue like the one on top of the Duomo (only you can't see it, it's so high). The towers were designed by Cesar Pelli who also designed the twin Petronas towers in Kuala Lampur, Malasia (which were the world's tallest buildings for awhile). The piazza boasts flat ponds with light-music-water shows, shops and cafés. While you're there you can see the two "Bosco Verticale" (Vertical woods) skyscrapers, completely draped in trees, shrubs, and bushes.
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Piazza Gae Aulenti
1785 Piazza Gae AulentiA seriously special place, this piazza was created 6 meters above street level in the center of the Unicredit skyscraper made up of three towers. The tallest of them is actually Italy's tallest building, and on top is a Madonna statue like the one on top of the Duomo (only you can't see it, it's so high). The towers were designed by Cesar Pelli who also designed the twin Petronas towers in Kuala Lampur, Malasia (which were the world's tallest buildings for awhile). The piazza boasts flat ponds with light-music-water shows, shops and cafés. While you're there you can see the two "Bosco Verticale" (Vertical woods) skyscrapers, completely draped in trees, shrubs, and bushes.
Shopping
Used and vintage mens and womens clothes, shoes, and accessories.
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Bivio Milano
4 Via Gian Giacomo MoraUsed and vintage mens and womens clothes, shoes, and accessories.