
Milan
Milan, Italy’s fashion and design capital, is a city where style and culture converge. Visitors can marvel at Leonardo da Vinci’s "The Last Supper" at the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, explore the iconic Gothic Cathedral of Milan, or shop in the upscale Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Known for its cutting-edge fashion scene, Milan is home to designer boutiques, art galleries, and high-end restaurants. With its sophisticated atmosphere and blend of modern and historical charm, Milan offers a dynamic experience for those seeking culture, luxury, and style.
Airport
Malpensa Airport (MXP) – Located about 50 km from the city center, this is Milan’s main international airport, serving flights from around the world.
Train Station
Milano Centrale – Situated in the city center, this is Milan's primary train station, with connections to domestic and international destinations, including France, Switzerland, and beyond.
Weather
The best time to visit Milan is from April to June and September to October. These months offer pleasant weather, making it perfect for shopping, sightseeing, and enjoying the city’s beautiful parks and cafes, while avoiding the intense heat of summer.
Known For
Known for its fashion and design scene, impressive Gothic architecture, and art treasures like Leonardo da Vinci’s "The Last Supper."

Neighbourhoods
Milan’s neighborhoods offer a mix of fashion, history, and modern living. The Brera district is a chic, artistic area filled with galleries, cafes, and boutiques. Navigli is known for its picturesque canals, vibrant nightlife, and restaurants. Corso Como is a stylish area with designer shops and trendy spots. Porta Romana is a quieter, residential area with beautiful old buildings, spas, and traditional trattorias. The modern Porta Nuova area is a business district, with sleek skyscrapers and luxury shopping malls.
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Brera – A chic, artistic neighborhood filled with galleries, stylish cafes, and beautiful streets. Perfect for visitors who enjoy a more artistic atmosphere and want to explore Milan’s cultural scene.
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Navigli – Known for its picturesque canals, vibrant nightlife, and trendy bars. Ideal for those who want a lively atmosphere with plenty of dining and entertainment options.
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Porta Romana – A quieter, more residential area with beautiful old buildings, traditional trattorias, and a relaxed vibe. Great for visitors seeking a more local experience.
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Corso Como – A fashionable area lined with designer boutiques, sleek restaurants, and trendy nightlife. Ideal for tourists looking to experience Milan’s high-end shopping and dining.
Hotel Guide
Milan offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every budget. Budget travelers can find affordable hostels and guesthouses in areas like Porta Romana and Navigli, offering easy access to public transport and the city’s vibrant nightlife. Mid-range hotels are common throughout the city, especially near Corso Como and Brera, providing comfortable accommodations close to shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. For luxury, Milan boasts top-tier hotels such as the Armani Hotel and Hotel Spadari al Duomo, offering elegant rooms, exceptional service, and prime locations near the city’s fashion and design district.
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Ostello Bello – ★★★
A vibrant and budget-friendly hostel in the city center, offering dormitory-style and private rooms, with free meals and a fun, social atmosphere.
Hotel Demo – ★★★
An affordable hotel located in the Central Station area, offering simple and clean rooms with easy access to Milan's shopping, dining, and cultural attractions.
Hotel Sempione – ★★★
Located near the Sempione Park, this budget hotel offers comfortable rooms with essential amenities, ideal for travelers looking for a quiet and affordable stay in Milan.
Budget Hotel Options
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Hotel Spadari al Duomo – ★★★★
A boutique hotel located near the Duomo Cathedral, offering stylish rooms, great service, and easy access to Milan’s main attractions, shopping, and dining districts.
The Gray Boutique Hotel – ★★★★
A chic hotel located in the heart of Milan, offering contemporary rooms with designer furnishings, a perfect base for exploring the city’s fashion and cultural scene.
Hotel Berna – ★★★★
A modern and comfortable hotel located near the Central Train Station, offering spacious rooms and excellent amenities, ideal for both business and leisure travelers.
Mid-Range Hotel Options
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Bulgari Hotel Milano – ★★★★★
An elegant and contemporary hotel located in the heart of Milan, offering luxurious rooms, a tranquil garden, and impeccable service. The Bulgari is known for its understated luxury and excellent dining and spa facilities.
Armani Hotel Milano – ★★★★★
A sophisticated hotel offering stylish rooms designed by Giorgio Armani, located in the fashion district. The hotel features high-end dining, a luxurious spa, and unparalleled service, making it ideal for fashion-conscious travelers.
The Room Mate Giulia Hotel – ★★★★★
A trendy boutique hotel in the heart of Milan’s fashion district, offering modern, stylish rooms and a vibrant atmosphere. Guests can enjoy excellent service, a rooftop bar, and easy access to Milan’s famous shopping streets.
High-End Hotel Options
Sights and Activities
Milan is a global fashion and design capital, blending style with culture. Budget activities include exploring the historic Duomo di Milano, visiting the Sforza Castle, or wandering the chic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Mid-range experiences might include taking in Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” at the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, enjoying aperitivo in the Navigli district, or exploring the artsy Brera district. For luxury, Milan offers private shopping tours in the fashion district, stays in opulent hotels like Bulgari Hotel Milano, and gourmet dining experiences at world-renowned restaurants. With its flair for fashion, culture, and luxury, Milan is a city that appeals to travelers of all kinds.
Duomo Square
Wander around this iconic square, home to the stunning Milan Cathedral, and enjoy views of the city’s grand architecture.
Sempione Park
Relax in this large park next to Sforza Castle, where visitors can enjoy green space, fountains, and a peaceful atmosphere.
Navigli District
Explore Milan’s charming canals, where you can enjoy local shops, cafes, and scenic walks along the water without any cost.
Piazza della Scala
Visit this famous square, home to La Scala Opera House, and take in the architecture while people-watching in Milan’s cultural heart.
Budget Friendly Activities

Sforza Castle
Visit the historic Sforza Castle, home to museums, art galleries, and beautiful courtyards. Entry fee: around AUD $15.
The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
See the famous fresco "The Last Supper" at the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Entry fee: around AUD $20.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Shop in the historic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the world’s oldest shopping malls, located near the Duomo. Entry fee: free to browse.
Pinacoteca di Brera
Explore the Brera Art Gallery, showcasing a fine collection of Renaissance and Baroque art. Entry fee: around AUD $15.
Mid-Range Activities

Private Fashion Tour
Explore Milan’s fashion district with a personal stylist on a private shopping tour, visiting high-end boutiques and ateliers. Entry fee: around AUD $500 per person.
Helicopter Tour of Milan
Take a helicopter tour of Milan for an aerial view of its iconic landmarks, including the Duomo and Sforza Castle. Entry fee: around AUD $400 per person.
Dinner at Cracco
Experience Michelin-starred dining at Cracco, one of Milan’s most renowned restaurants, where modern Italian cuisine meets innovation. Entry fee: around AUD $250 per person.
Private Wine Tasting in Franciacorta
Indulge in a private wine tasting tour of the prestigious Franciacorta wine region, known for its sparkling wines. Entry fee: around AUD $300 per person.
Hi-End Activities

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Resources
Visa Requirements
No visa required upto 90 days
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Official Tourism Website
For more information explore this cities official tourism website
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Language
Italian
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Currency
Euro (EUR)
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Population
1.4 million (city proper), 3.3 million (metro area)
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