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Top 10 Things to Do in Milan.

Milan is a vibrant, energetic and industrial center offering a variety of activities to suit the tastes of any traveler. This metropolitan city is burgeoning with a wealth of fashion, economic, research, artistic and social opportunities. You should visit Milan where you find numerous things to do and see. Here are highlights of ten attractions that will allow you to sample Milan's best.


1. The Duomo of Milan. (Milan Cathedral)

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This huge cathedral located in the heart of Milan takes the 4th position among the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world. It impossible to describe this snowy miracle Gothic architecture, you must see it. This cathedral is the symbol of the city! Among Milanese the Milan Cathedral in the centre of Milan known as the Duomo.

2. La Scala Opera House.

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LaScala is one of Italy's top historic famous landmarks. Here you can attend a ballet, opera or other theatrical experiences. if you are a lover of the theatre or opera, I would recommend this as a must see.


3. Giardini Pubblici/The Public Gardens.

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The Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli is a wondrous garden complex, designed by the same 18th century. It's 17,000 square meters sitting in the heart of Milan. This huge attractive green oasis has a rash of elaborate water features, walkways, benches, lawns and monuments and is a great place for kids to enjoy too with a captivating planetarium and history museum. An additional bonus is the free admission!

4. Milan Markets (Mercatone dell’Antiquariato)

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The Mercatone dell'Antiquario del Naviglio Grande is one of Milan's largest antique markets featuring over 400 merchants selling everything from books to furniture. If you are a collector or just a fan of vintage items so this place is just made for you.

5. The “Leonardo da Vinci” Science and Technology museum.

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The Science and Technology Museum is largest museum in Europe. In addition it has collections including Leonardo da Vinci's original drawings and numerous models of his scientific innovations. In fact, this museum showcases the inventor's great ideas.

6. Santa Maria delle Grazie.

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Santa Maria delle Grazie is a beautiful Renaissance church built the Gothic style in the 15th century. Convent of Santa Maria della Grazie houses Leonardo Da Vinci's famous fresco, “the Last Supper” for the refectory of the church, which was the monastery of the Dominicans at that time. Today, for those wishing to see this masterpiece of the Master, it's necessary to book in advance.

7. Sforza Castle.

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No trip to an old European city would be complete without a visit to one of its oldest castles. Originally built by the Viscontis in the 14th century and Sforzas in the 15th century, Castle Sforzesco has been rebuilt several times throughout history. Many exquisite art collections can be found inside these palatial walls including tapestries, century old costumes and the art of Michelangelo.

Incidentally Sforza Castle became a kind of prototype of the Moscow Kremlin (the form of towers and walls crowning a tooth crown).



8. Lake Orta.

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Lago d'Orto located in the outskirts of Milan is one of the most romantic Italian lakes. This lovely lake is a great place for recreation, getting an eyeful of nature and admiring the surrounding landscape and architectural buildings in the baroque style. You experience the nostalgic charm of old Italian traditions as you walk along this quaint little town.

9. Corso Di Porta Romana.

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Corso Di Porta Romana ("Roman Gate") is Milan's historic district and vibrant part of the city with plenty of bars, cafes and boutiques. A walk through this ancient Roman gate will lead you into many culturally rich attractions, including the renowned University Bocconi, a well-established business university, and the Parco Ravizza, a garden park.

10. Just Cavalli Cafe

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You may want to end your sojourn in Milan at one of Milan's most fashionable cafés - Just Cavalli Cafe, owned by fashion designer Roberto Cavalli. At this chic café opened in 2002, you can enjoy the fine interior showcasing Cavalli's design. You may see celebrities who often visit there.

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