Group Travel Tour Operator for holidays to Milan, Italy
Majestic Milan
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Milan and Duomo Cathedral from the Branca Tower ©YesMilano, gipi75-Gianluca Peri
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Galleria Vittoria Emmanuele II, Milan
Discover Milan; Italy’s fashion capital, financial powerhouse and most vibrant city.
Located in the Northern Italy, in the Lombardy region, a short distance from the magnificent Lakes, the city is a hub of vibrancy and innovation. The stunning Alps loom in the background of the city’s rationalist architecture. Thus, providing an an incomparable skyline of conflicting; old and new, natural and man-made. A perfect metaphor for a city of exquisite contradictions.
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Religious Milan – Saints and Spires
The splendid Duomo Cathedral is one of the city’s most iconic sights and the Piazza in front is classed as the heart of Milan. The ornate façade impresses from afar, whereas the interior is a sight to behold! In the Crypt, see the remains of the Roman temple on the same site. The walk up the many steps to the roof is definitely worth the while as you are afforded unrivalled views of the city and the beautiful cathedral and Piazza. Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’, a 15th-century mural and one of the world’s most famous paintings, can be found in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
The Fashion Capital of the World
Think of Milan and think of fashion. Home to Italy’s most renowned clothes houses, the designer names abound – Gucci, Dolce and Gabanna, Versace, Valentino to name but a few. The outstanding glass-domed Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, opposite the Duomo, is Milan’s imposing cathedral to fashion. Equally, you cannot leave without a walk down Via Montenapoleone. Filled with leading designer shops and expensive dresses, you’d best take your credit cards!
Historic Milan – Romans and Renaissance
The Castello Sforzesco was the home of Milan’s Renaissance rulers. Today, it houses a collection of museums and Michelangelo’s last piece of artwork. Milan’s Roman past can be seen with many remains and ruins around the town. La Scala, dating from the 1780s, is one of the world’s best known Opera Houses and played host to Italy’s great composers like Puccini, Verdi and opera singers including Pavarotti. Milano Centrale station’s stunning architecture tells of Milan’s importance in the history of Italy and Europe.
This tour allows you to indulge in all these aspects that have shaped the fascinating cultural history of this city. There are sights and attractions for all, a great location for a city break at any time of year. Why not extend your stay with a trip to Genoa as well.
Dates
Dates throughout 2024
Suggested itinerary by air
Religious Milan - Saints and Spires
The splendid Duomo Cathedral is one of the city’s most iconic sights and the Piazza in front is classed as the heart of Milan. The ornate façade impresses from afar, whereas the interior is a sight to behold! In the Crypt, see the remains of the Roman temple on the same site. The walk up the many steps to the roof is definitely worth the while as you are afforded unrivalled views of the city and the beautiful cathedral and Piazza. Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’, a 15th-century mural and one of the world’s most famous paintings, can be found in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
Designer Milan - Fashion and Flair
Think of Milan and think of fashion. Home to Italy’s most renowned clothes houses, the designer names abound – Gucci, Dolce and Gabanna, Versace, Valentino to name but a few. The outstanding glass-domed Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, opposite the Duomo, is Milan’s imposing cathedral to fashion. Equally, you cannot leave without a walk down Via Montenapoleone. Filled with leading designer shops and expensive dresses, you’d best take your credit cards!
Historic Milan - Romans and Renaissance
The Castello Sforzesco was the home of Milan’s Renaissance rulers. Today, it houses a collection of museums and Michelangelo’s last piece of artwork. Milan’s Roman past can be seen with many remains and ruins around the town. La Scala, dating from the 1780s, is one of the world’s best known Opera Houses and played host to Italy’s great composers like Puccini, Verdi and opera singers including Pavarotti. Milano Centrale station’s stunning architecture tells of Milan’s importance in the history of Italy and Europe.
Suggested Hotel
Hotel Ritter, Milan ***
Hotel Ritter is located 100 yards from a Metro station and just a short walk from Castello Sforzesco. The hotel features free WiFi and all rooms are equipped with a satellite TV and a fridge, and many overlook a quiet inner courtyard. Rooms are air conditioned at fixed times during the day. A pleasant 20-minute walk from your comfortable accommodation at Hotel Ritter will take you all the way to Milan’s famous Duomo. Brera, the area near the hotel, is great for evening aperitifs and dining out.
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