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Milan is the second-largest city in Italy and the capital of Lombardy. Known all over the world as the capital of business, fashion and style, it has nevertheless continued to grow along with its history and retains splendid examples of art, architecture and design.
Castello Sforzesco, the Fortress of the City
Castello Sforzesco, Piazza Castello, Milano, MI, Italia
Castello Sforzesco, Piazza Castello, Milano, MI, Italia
Sacra di San Michele, on the Top of Piedmont
Via alla Sacra, 14, Sant'Ambrogio di Torino, TO, Italia
Via alla Sacra, 14, Sant'Ambrogio di Torino, TO, Italia
La Scala – Museo Teatrale
Built at the behest of Empress Maria Teresa of Austria and designed by Piermarini, Teatro alla Scala was inaugurated in 1778 with an opera...
The Spring Awakening
A program of events, openings and special visitors’ hours in Milan, in public institutions, foundations and private galleries, starting on the Spring equinox and...
A day trip to Pavia [40Km from Milan]
Pavia is a real gem of architecture. Ease of transportation and its small size make it an ideal day trip (just a 40 minute...
FAI Special Spring Days and FAI Heritage Sites in Italy
Every year in March Milan and the entire Lombardy, like the rest of Italy, celebrate the eagerly awaited annual FAI Spring Days (Giornate FAI), a...
Countdown and dressing up for Expo 2015
Eleven months to go to the beginning of Expo 2015, the universal exposition that, from 1 May to 31 October next year, will make...
Canova’s Napoleon Statue to be Restored Publically
Canova’s Napoleon statue in the Brera district of Milan, has stepped down from his Marble pedestal in the courtyard of the Brera Academy of...
The Red Train of the Alps
Just 2 hours and a half from Milan, after circling the Como Lake , you can reach one of the world’s top destinations for...
Enjoy Lugano
Located just 70 kilometres from Milan, the city of Lugano will surprise you with its natural beauties and wide array of shopping and entertainment venues at all times of the day.
Taking things slowly is an absolute “must” in Lugano. In fact, it is only by strolling leisurely that one is able to discover several of the old city’s best kept secrets and hidden corners.
When talking about shopping in Lugano, one immediately thinks about via Nassa, a reference point for luxury boutiques, including historic jewellers Bucherer whose name, since 1888, has been synonymous with stunning high-precision timepieces and jewellery.