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48 Hours to Explore Milan’s Historic Heart

Milan is a destination that almost speaks for itself, with its reputation as the “other” fashion capital of the world, along with Paris. But it’s also a major player on the world’s tourism stage, renowned for its gastronomy, art, commerce, history and culture. Once visited, this is a city that remains in your heart forever; and although it might not be quite as feted as its Italian counterparts Rome, Florence and Venice, there’s no doubt it holds its own as

Make the Most of Milan with These Fun Facts

For trends, design and all things art, there’s no better cultural hub to visit than Milan. This gorgeous Italian city is one you have to see – and experience – for yourself. However, before you jet off to the fashion capital of the world, read our post inspired by this infographic so you can get in the know about all it has to offer. From fantastic food to sensational sights, here are our favourite facts. Use them to make the

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Hostelling in Style: Milan for the New Generation Traveller

Hostelling in Style: Milan for the New Generation Traveller Fashion, food, football. These three words rule in Italian culture, especially in Milan. But with precious time to waste and faced with an incredible number of options, how do you know what to do, and most importantly where to stay? Luckily, there’s a new kid on the hostel block. The modern traveller is looking for more than just a holiday: they’re looking for an authentic experience to share with a community of

Milan: A Footie Fan’s Paradise

Looking to explore a different side to Milan? If you know your sport, then forget the big sunglasses and high heels; we’re talking stadium tours and footie studs. Milan is home to two of the biggest clubs in Europe: AC and Inter, and here is how you can visit one of the busiest homes of the Beautiful Game. See San Siro If you can’t think of anything better than a walk around an Italian football stadium, then you simply have

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The Essential Milan Travel Guide

Ah, Milano! While the capital city of Lombardy may not be at the top of most Italophiles’ bucket list, it really should be. Whether you’re looking to spice up your wardrobe, go wild at a football game or treat your ears to an opera, Milan’s sights and sounds never fail to impress culture vultures, sports fanatics, foodies and party animals. If you’re ready to wave buon giorno to Italy’s hub of fashion and business, say grazie to The Culture Trip,

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Business Travel: A Guide to Milan

Home to Italy’s Stock Exchange and the heart of the country’s design and fashion industries, when it comes to doing business all roads might well lead to Milan, not Rome. The city’s gaze is focused firmly on the future and, with an excellent infrastructure and healthy economy, there are suggestions that post-Brexit it may rival London as a European centre of business.

larly travel to Milan so I’ve compiled a few tips for corporate travellers. And I have to say, even though it’s usually work, I’m always a little bit sorry to leave…

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Ring in the New Year in Milano

This year, why not go big and have a New Year’ Eve to remember? I am a firm believer that celebrating the occasion overseas is an incredible way to end one year and bring in the next, plus it can be fascinating to see how different cultures celebrate.

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Four Unique Attractions to Visit in Milan

The Gothic inspired skyline of Milan is synonymous with industry, fashion and the Italian Stock Exchange. But along with the more modern trappings of technology, wealth and power, the city is also awash with an underlying vein of art, history and culture. As well as the more high-profile cultural icons of the city – like Da Vinci’s Last Supper and the pink Candoglia marble façade of the Duomo – there are a host of smaller, quirky museums and attractions that are well worth a look. Ulrico Hoepli Civic Planetarium This wonderful place is the largest planetarium in Italy and is

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Shop ‘til You Drop in Milan’s Bargain Outlets

Milan is well known the world over for its link to finance and design, but fashion is perhaps its most prestigious draw. Fashion influences everything in the city and just walking down one of the main streets in Milan is like being on one of the famous catwalks that are staged in the city twice a year. Good news for those who love to shop but haven’t got the mega bucks to spend on big names and brands is that there are a huge number of outlet shops and second hand stores in the city. Fashion, by its very nature,

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Exploring the Italian Region of Lombardy

Lombardy is one of the largest regions in Italy and is located in the glorious north of the country. Bordering Switzerland, Lombardy takes in the Alps and stretches down to the low-lying areas of the Po Valley. The diversity of landscapes includes the stunning Valtellina, Valchiavenna and Camonica Valleys. Winter time sees tourists flock to the region to enjoy the ski resorts of Tonale, Bormio and Livigno while during summer people visit the famous lakes of Garda, Como and Maggiore, the vineyards of Franciacorta, and the fabulous architecture and cultural monuments of Milan. The flats of the Po Valley around

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