Best Places To Travel Milan

Milan, as a dynamic place for its cuisine, cultural, historical events and trends. 

So, here are some awesome places to visit them.

Things to Know Before Going to Milan

For better communication learn some basic Italian words and phrases, otherwise English can be spoken and understood in the tourists areas. 

Credit card is also accepted but better to keep some cash (in Euro) for purchasing. 

There is a safe and secure transport network of metro and buses, so, buy tickets from kiosks and stations.

According to my experience, i'd urge to visit Milan during spring and fall. 

These are the best seasons when the weather is cool, mild, peaceful atmosphere and less crowd.

In winter Milan is cold while in summer its hot. its up-to you to 

discover more fabulous spots.

What to See in Milan Italy

1. The Duomo di Milano: 

The historic cathedral is a great work of Gothic architecture with remarkable view.

2. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: 

This is one of the oldest shopping gallery (centre), loaded with grandeur brands and cafes.

First of all i'd like to tell you all, it was almost destroyed in 1447, but constructed in 14th century by Visconti. 

This castle faced many hurdles to rebuild in 1450 and became one of the largest fortress in Europe. 

It's turned into museum now a days. In this castle what can you see?

One amazing item is available here is incomplete sculpture of Michelangelo.

Well, a question definitely in your minds, why im forcing you to visit ? is there anything special here?

Parco Sempione is at the back of fortress.

Milan worth visiting

Brera district, where to visit in Milan for its creative and cultural inclination.

If you are a painter, then go to Brera Art Collection, because it's famous for superior Italian paintings. 

First and foremost leading destination for tourists is Milan.

Tourists Tax:

Tourists are charged tax while staying in hotels, the amount is less, approximately 2 to 5 Euro Euro per person. 

The tourists have to pay when they have to check out.

Cultural Etiquette:

Cultural etiquette inspired me a lot, like there are some greeting etiquettes before shaking hands. 

If someone's hands are wet or dirty they'd say sorry or apologise them.

Ciao is a simple yet general phrase , it means "Hello". 

For good day or good morning, people use a word " Buongiorno" or Buonasera".

Italians used to say signore (Mr) and signora ( Mrs ) while greeting in the past. 

Now address them by titles and last name, for showing good gestures.

Milan by Train

For a short trip from Milan to Bergamo by train is a pefect option.

By visiting nearest cities such as Florence and Venice.

Milano Centrale is the primary railway station and known for its high speedtrains.

Milan Food:

Mostly people like to eat only pasta and pizza.

But at the restuarants they offers Indian, Thai, Japanese, Chinese cuisine as well as traditional Milanese cuisine.

Here, i recommend some special dish, must try this one.

Mondeghili:

Mondeghili is a peasant dish, prepared with boiled beef meat.

They use simple ingredients like meat, sausages, soaked milky bread, cheese, egg and garlic.

Mix them properly and make small meatballs or medium size patties.

We normally fry them in cooking oil but to fry for these meatball we use butter.

Historical Places Milan

Moving towards via Dante to saw the attractive look of Piazza Merchanti. 

Via Dante is classy and streets are quite busy.

Castello Sforzesco is a symbol of Milan.

Better to spend some days in order to enjoy the charm of the castle properly.

If you have kids then, gardens and grounds are opened for everyone, you can enjoy there.

Here you'll find indoor activities for your lovely kids at " Muba Children's Museum in Milan" staying out of heat.