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Introduction

The Duomo in Milan

The Duomo in Milan

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Milan is located in Lombardy, in the north of Italy, not far from the border with Switzerland and is mainly known as a major international fashion city. Apart from this, the city has many cultural monuments to visit, like the Duomo, one of the largest gothic churches in the world. The city has almost 4 million inhabitants, making it one of the largest cities in Italy. The canal district is one of the best places for outdoor eats and great Italian cuisine!

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Neighbourhoods

The city of Milan has a clear geometrical structure: it is shaped like an onion with several circular layers around the centro storico, the historical centre. The administration of Milan officially recognizes 9 zones or quartieri, one central kernel and 8 sections surrounding it, as can be seen on the picture on the right.

Districts Milan

Districts Milan

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The administrative central part, zone 1, still is quite large (9 square kilometres) in this subdivision, including the historical center and everything within the second ring-road. Probably about 95% of all interesting sights of Milan lies within zone 1. This means that for touristic purposes a subdivision of zone 1 is useful. The most important part of this subdivision is clear: the historical centre.

The actual historical centre of Milan is about 2 kilometres in diameter, has the Duomo as its centre and has everything within reasonable walking distance. This part of the city entirely lies within the first circular street.

Along this ring-road you'll find (in clockwise order):

  • The Castello Sforzesco,
  • The Palazzo di Brera,
  • The Porta Nuova,
  • The Qadrilatero d'Oro northern boundary (Via della Spiga)
  • The San Nazaro Maggiore,
  • The San Lorenzo and
  • The San Ambrogio church.

Still about 90% of all sights of Milan are located within this circle.

The second layer of the onion is defined by the gates of the 16th century Spanish wall, located at the radials that lead to the center of the city from different directions. In clockwise order these gates are or were (some of them no longer exist):

  • Porta Sempione (toll-houses next to the Arco della Pace)
  • Porta Tenaglia
  • Porta Garibaldi,
  • Porta Nuova (the newer one),
  • Porta Venezia,
  • Porta Monforte,
  • Porta Vittoria (now the Cinque Giornate monument),
  • Porta Romana,
  • Porta Vigentina,
  • Porta Lodovica,
  • Porta Ticinese (the newer one),
  • Porta Genova,
  • Porta Magenta

The part of Milan within these gates is the former Roman and medieval Mediolanum.

The resulting sections of the city between the first and second circular, that have the radials through these gates as boundaries, are frequently used for orientation beyond the historical center. For touristic purposes these sections are combined with their hinterland, leading to the districts of:

  • Sempione-San Siro (NW)
  • Brera-Porta Nuova (N)
  • Porta Venezia-Stazione Centrale (NE)
  • Porta Monforte (E)
  • Porta Vittoria-Romana (SE)
  • Porta Vigentina-Lodovica (S)
  • Porta Ticinese-Navigli (SW)
  • Porta Magenta (W)

completing the entire compass-card.

Milan has now been subdivided into 9 districts, almost identical to the administrative subdivision, with the exception of the center district which we have restricted to the historical centre.

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Sights and Activities

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele - Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a glass covered walking and shopping arcade and is one the northern side of the Piazza Del Duomo. Construction on the arcade was completed in 1877 and it has been a very popular shopping place ever sense. The arcade is home to many high end shops, restaurants and bars. It is also home to the ultra-luxurious Town House Galleria hotel with the most expensive rooms and facilities in all of Milan. The arcade also links several of the main sights in Milan including the Milan Cathedral.

Milan Cathedral

Duomo - The Milan Cathedral, also known in Italian as Milan Duomo, is the seat of the Archbishop of Milan and took a long time to build. Construction began in 1386 and was not officially done until 1965. This cathedral is the second largest Gothic cathedral in the world and can seat up to 40,000 people. This impressive cathedral is well worth a visit and has many interesting tombs.

Churches

  • Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio - Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio is one of the oldest churches in Milan, being originally built in the late 4th century. After being reconstructed in 1099 the church gained its present day appearance. The church is home to some good mosaics and the tomb of Emperor Louis II.
  • Basilica of Saint Lawrence - Basilica of Saint Lawrence (Chiesa di San Lorenzo Maggiore) was founded in the 4th century and this basilica was designed in a Byzantine style. The interior was redecorated in the 16th century although the outer structure was not changed at all.
  • Santa Maria delle Grazie - Santa Maria delle Grazie is a convent and considered one of the most famous churches in Milan and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main claim to fame is the church is home to the famous mural of the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci.
  • Santa Maria presso San Satiro - Santa Maria presso San Satiro was constructed in 1482 and has many great murals and was built in a Romanesque style.
  • Cimitero Monumentale di Milano - Cimitero Monumentale di Milano is a famous cemetery and the final resting place for many well known people in modern history.

Castello Sforzesco

Castle in Milan

Castle in Milan

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Castello Sforzesco is an impressive castle built in the 14th century. In 1450 Francesco Sforza reconstructed the castle and it was also modified by future generations. After Italy was unified in the 19th century the castle started to move from military use to civilian use by the city of Milan. The castle was heavily damaged during World War II and was reconstructed for public use after the war. The castle is currently being used by several museums including:

  • The Pinacoteca del Castello Sforzesco is a museum with Michelangelo's last sculpture.
  • The Museum of Ancient Art
  • The Furniture Museumm
  • The Museum of Musical Instruments and Applied Arts collection
  • The Egyptian and Prehsitoric sections of the Archaeological Musuem
  • The Achille Bertarelli Print Collection

Other Sights and Activities

  • Teatro alla Scala - Teatro alla Scala is one of the most famous opera houses in the world. The seaon usually starts at this amazing opera house on December 7th and tickets can be very hard to get.
  • La Scala Museum - La Scala Museum is a museum that traces the history of the opera houses and holds many good relics. The museum is attached to the opera house.
  • Biblioteca Ambrosiana - Biblioteca Ambrosiana is a historical library which houses the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana art gallery, which has many of Leonardo Da Vinci notebooks, manuscripts and drawings. Many consider this place one of the primary repositories of European culture.
  • Pinacoteca di Brera - Pinacoteca di Brera is an amazing art gallery with a stunning collection with a religious focus.
  • Museo Poldi Pezzoli - Museo Poldi Pezzoli is an art museum with a northern Italian focus.
  • Bagatti Valsecchi Museum - Bagatti Valsecchi Museum is a not for profit historic house museum with a nice collection of Italian Renaissance art and decorative arts collections. The collection originally belonged to the barons of Bagatti Valsecchi.

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Events and Festivals

  • Oh Bej! Oh Bej! Fair (07 Dec 2013) - The Oh Bej" Oh Bej! Fair, literally translated, "Oh so nice! Oh so nice!", is popular event attended by families and their children around Christmas time. The event is typically very crowded, because along with holiday treats and goodies, many often use this as a place to complete their Christmas shopping. Visitors can expect to see incredibly decorated public squares and opportunities to visit hundreds of stalls displaying a variety of Italian goods. This event begins every year on December 7th.
  • Formula 1 Grand Prix - 10 miles north of Milan, is the Monza race track, which is one of the first ever built. For its sentimental value, the race held at this track is one of the most popular on the Formula 1 calendar. Spectators can expect to see an exhilarating drag race between some of Europe's fastest and most popular race car drivers.
  • Antiques Market - This busy market takes place the last Sunday of every month (except in July), and its held on The Naviglio Grande, the oldest canal in Milan. Visitors can expect to choose from over 400 stalls set up by vendors who hope to sell their prized furniture, clocks, dining ware, jewelry, and other various collector's items.
  • Fashion Week - Held semi-annually in both the Spring and Fall, the fashion week of Milan is internationally recognized as one of 4 cities that hold the biggest fashion events of the year. Top designers from all over the world come to Milan to premiere their latest creations. The spring event is held in February or March, and the Fall event is in September or October.
  • Carnavale Ambrosiano - Carnivale is a lively festival akin to USA's Mardi Gras celebrations. Held just prior to the church's Lenten season, participants dress in colorful costumes and extravagant parties and parades are held throughout the city. Milan's Carnivale event is an exceptionally festive event, and its parties last longer than any other event in the region (going into the weekend past Ash Wednesday).
  • Festa dei Navigli - Held during this first ten days of June, this grand festival features street performers, food stands, parades, live music, and much more. This popular event is held on the banks of the Navigli, where it gets its name. Throughout the year, many other popular events are held at this important canal.
  • Flowers on the Naviglio - For this street market event, flowers, plants, and everything garden is featured on the banks of the Naviglio. Food, wine, and other local cuisine will also be available for visitors to sample.
  • Isola Estiva sui Navigli di Milano - During this Summer event, also known as "Island Summer on the canals of Milan", popular and trendy local restaurants offer specials on appetizers and drinks along with candlelit dinners along the canal.
  • St Ambrogio festival in Milan - Commemorating the patron Saint of Milan, this feast day is held every year on December 7th. To celebrate this holiday, a large market is set up in St. Ambrogio square, where many sweets and local delicacies are served.
  • Milan Jazz Music Festival - The presence of Jazz music has held a special place in the heart of Italy since the first World War. This popular music festival celebrates jazz music's important role in the Italian music community, and it is the centerpiece of this great event held every November. Big-name jazz musicians from across Europe come to Milan to perform for this festival.
  • Milan Film Festival - A great event for documentary filmmakers across Europe. This a great forum for directors to gain initial feedback from audiences about their latest work.
  • Milano Food Week - A taste sensation held in the heart of Milan. Locally acclaimed restaurants and chefs gather to prepare their finest offerings for guests to sample. Although the food will be absolutely scrumptious, it will also be healthy, as this festival also focuses on healthy eating practices.
  • Milano City Marathon - This popular race takes place in the city-center every year in April. Race designers crafted a route that's mainly flat, so it's a great race for runners who are looking to improve their overall time. Both racers and spectators will enjoy this event; a large market with shopping, food, and entertainment will also be available.

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Weather

Milan has warm summers, averaging between 25 and 30 °C from June to September, nights are around or slightly below 20 °C during this time. Winters are mostly between zero and 8 °C though temperatures can drop to -10 °C sometimes. Summer and autumn are the wettest times of the year, though rain (and sometimes snow in winter) is possible in every month.

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Getting There

By Plane

1. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is the main airport servicing Milan and is 45 kilometres way. The airport has connections to all the major cities in Europe. There are also several flights to the Middle East, North America and North Africa every day. These include destinations like Baku, Marrakech and New York to name a few.

To/from the airport

  • Rail: The airport is linked to Milan by a regional rail service that departs from Terminal 1 every half hour and takes about 40 minutes to reach downtown. The train travels to Milan Cadorna Station (connection with Milan's subway's Line M2 (Green) and Line M1 (Red), and the Suburban and the Regional Railway Service) by the Malpensa Express, with intermediate stops at Busto Arsizio FNM, Saronno Centrale (connection with regional trains bound for Varese and Como) and Milano Bovisa (connection with the Passante track of the suburban railways). Additional connections include a shuttle connection between Malpensa Airport railway station and Busto Arsizio FS. and two daily connections between the airport, Gallarate and Bellinzona (Switzerland).
  • Bus: Malpensa Shuttle and Malpensa Bus Express connect the airport to Milan Central Station and the metro system. Stops at the Milan Fair are provided on request. Travel time is about an hour under normal circumstances.
  • Taxis and rental cars are widely available on the airport as well.
  • Car: the airport is connected by a four-lane highway to the A8 motorway (connecting Switzerland to Milan) and by a four-lane highway to the A4 motorway linking Milan to Turin and to the Strada Statale 11.

2. Milan Linate Airport (LIN), about 8 kilometres from downtown Milan, is the main commuter and domestic airport in the Milan area. There are limited flights to cities in western and northern Europe. The Malpensa and Linate airports are linked by a bus system and it takes 40 minutes to get between them.

3. Orio al Serio Airport (BGY) near Bergamo serves a large number of European cities, mainly with lowcoast airlines and therefore is a convenient way of flying to Milan as well, just 40 kilometres away, with hourly buses and trains going there.
Especially Ryanair has quite a few flights throughout Europe. Cities with connections to and from Bergamo include Alghero, Alicante, Bari, Berlin, Bratislava, Bremen, Brindisi, Bristol, Brussels, Cagliari, Dublin, Eindhoven, Fez, Frankfurt, Girona, Glasgow, Gothenburg, Granada, Ibiza, Krakow, Liverpool, London, Lübeck, Madrid, Malaga, Manchester, Nantes, Oslo, Palermo, Paris, Pescara, Porto, Riga, Rome, Santander, Seville, Stockholm, Tangier, Tampere, Valencia, Valladolid, and Zaragoza. Several more budget airlines serve Bergamo including SkyEurope (Prague, Wizzair (mainly Poland) and a few more mainly to Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco and destinations in eastern Europe, like Tirana, Timisoara and Bratislava.

To/from the airport

  • Bus: Terravision and Autostradale run a service between the airport and the central station in Milan city centre. ATM runs a bus service between the airport and the railway station.
  • Rail: There is a direct Airport Bus from Bergamo railway station to the airport provided by the local transport company of Bergamo, the trip costs €1.70 and takes 15 minutes. From Bergamo railway station there are trains to Milan, Brescia and Lecco.

By Train

Ferrovie dello Stato (FS), the national railway carrier, has trains to and from many destinations throughout Italy including Rome and Bari. International tickets can be booked through Trenitalia or several other national railway carriers, or travel agencies. The Regional Railway Service links Milan with the rest of Lombardy and the national railway system. Since December 13, 2009 two high-speed train lines link Milan to Bologna, Florence, Rome, Naples and Salerno in one direction, and to Turin in another.

By Car

By Bus

Buses go regularly to Bergamo, 40 kilometres north of the city.

By Boat

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Getting Around

By Car

By Public Transport

Azienda Trasporti Milanesi (ATM) operates public transport in the metropolitan area, with a network consisting of three metropolitan railway lines and tram, trolley-bus and bus lines.
Milan has three subway lines: the red line which runs northeast and west, the green line running northeast and southwest, and the yellow line running north and south.
The Suburban Railway Service Lines, composed of ten suburban lines connects the Milan agglomeration to the metropolitan area. The Regional Railway Service links Milan with the rest of Lombardy and the national railway system.

By Foot

By Bike

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Eat

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Drink

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Sleep

Budget

PropertyAddressTypePopularity
Hotel AdelchiVia Ingegnoli, 20Hotel66
Hotel Leonardo da VinciPiazza Leonardo da Vinci 10Hotel59
Ambrosiana HotelVia Plinio 22Guesthouse75
America HotelCorso XXII marzo n�32 4 floorHOTEL76
Aramis City Centre Studiosvia Mortara 2 Viale Gorizia 6Apartment-
B&B Antica Corte Milanesevia Repubblica 86 Novate MilaneseGUESTHOUSE-
B&B Bicocca in Via CiprianiVia Oreste Cipriani 8GUESTHOUSE70
B&B Dei Bravivia dei Bravi , 11H 20161 Milan CormanoGUESTHOUSE-
Bed&Bed MilanVia Ripamonti n° 126 (20141) MilanoGUESTHOUSE75
Bernina Hotelvia napo torriani 27Hotel76
Catalani & Madridvia Catalani n 71HOTEL74
Central StationViale Lunigiana 4Guesthouse71
Hostel 3Via Ignazio Ciaia 5Guesthouse65
Ciao Bella MilanVia Balzaretti, 4Hostel73
Citycentre Apartmentvia vittorio alfieri 11Apartment-
Comfort Hotel & Suites PasteurVia Guinizelli, 22HOTEL78
Elpaso Milanoviale Monza 16 viale Monza 16Guesthouse82
EurohotelVia Sirtori, 24Hotel78
Fashion apartmentVia Napo Torriani 5Apartment-
Hostel GallaVia Galla Placida, 5Hostel74
Hostel Greco MilanVia Ugolini,21/3Hostel55
Hostel MidoVia Carlo Goldoni 84HOSTEL58
Hostel RossoVinoVia Francesco Bartolozzi 9Hotel75
Hotel 22 Marzo MilanP.zza S. M. del Suffragio, 3Hotel81
Hotel AladinViale dei Mille 48Hotel71
Hotel AlbaViale Porpora 132Hotel72
Hotel Alessandervia Cortina d'Ampezzo 17Hotel62
Hotel Ambravia Caccianino 10Hotel72
Hotel Amendolafieravia filippo carcano 39Hotel71
Hotel Arco MilanPiazza Santa Maria Del Suffragio 3Hotel70
Hotel Arco Romanaviale sabotino 16, MilanHotel75
Hotel ArnoVia Lazzaretto 17Hotel76
Hotel AscotVia strada Statale dei Giovi 12 Binasco MilanoHotel-
Hotel AureliaVia Piccinni 25Hotel79
Hotel AuroraCorso Buenos ayres 18Hotel-
Hotel Bel SitVia Gallarate 2Hotel82
Hotel BogartVia Principe Eugenio 45Hotel-
Hotel BolzanoVia Boscovich , 21Hotel61
Hotel BonolaVia torrazza, 15Hotel65
Hotel BrasilVia Gustavo Modena ,20 fl. 4°Hotel72
Hotel Brenta MilanoViale Brenta 33Hotel68
Hotel BrianzaVia Panfilo Castaldi 16 - MilanHotel77
Hotel BristolVia Fratelli Bandiera 100Hotel67
Hotel BrivioVia Cesare Brivio 33 corner Via Imbonati 89Hotel59
Hotel Ca' GrandeVia Porpora, 87Hotel75
Hotel CanovaVia Napo Torriani 15Hotel-
Hotel Casa MiaViale Vittorio Veneto n°30Hotel72
Hotel Central StationVia Sammartini 15Hotel75
Hotel ChopinVia Porpora, 143Hotel74
Hotel DateoViale Piceno 33Hotel72
Hotel De AlbertisVia De Albertis, 7Hotel-
Hotel Del SudCorso Lodi 74Hotel68
Hotel DeliziaVia Archimede N°86Hotel82
Hotel Delle NazioniVia Cappellini, 18Hotel-
Hotel DemoVia Tonale ,14Hotel78
Hotel DoverVia Pasquale Sottocorno n°8Hotel64
Hotel Due GiardiniVia Benedetto Marcello,47Hotel75
Hotel EdyVia delle Forze Armate 8Hotel74
Hotel FieraVia A. Spinola, 9Hotel77
Hotel IrideVia Porpora, 170Hotel67
Hotel KennedyViale Tunisia 6Hotel75
Hotel La CaravellaVia Camillo HajechHotel72
Hotel La PaceVia Catalani, 69Hotel72
Hotel LarioVia Lario 40Hotel59
Hotel Le QuerceVia Jacopo Della Quercia,6Hotel-
Hotel Lorisvia G. Lulli, 11Hotel73
Hotel LuganoVia Astolfo 6Hotel77
Hotel Majestic - of San Giuliano MilaneseVia Lombardia 48, -LOCALITA' SESTO ULTERIANO- 20098 San Giuliano MilaneseHotel-
Hotel MecVia Tito Livio 4Hotel-
Hotel Mondialvia vitruvio, 24 - 20124 - MilanoHotel68
Hotel MonopoleVia Fabio Filzi 43Hotel78
Hotel NascoCorso Sempione 69Hotel-
Hotel NettunoVia Tadino 27 - MilanHotel78
Hotel New MilanVia G. Lulli, 18Hotel70
Nizza HotelVia Nicola Antonio Porpora 18Hotel74
Hotel Nuovo MetroViale Monza 120Hotel79
Hotel OrienteVia Porpora, 52Hotel66
Hotel PaganiniVia Paganini, 6 - MilanHotel70
Hotel PanizzaVia Panizza, 5Hotel77
Hotel PaolaVia Nicola Antonio Porpora, 16Hotel71
Hotel ParadisoVia Benedetto Marcello 85Hotel73
Hotel PiolaVia Pestalozza 28Hotel66
Hotel Sabatino MilanVia G. Lulli 6 20131Hotel77
Hotel Salusvia Pellegrino Rossi, 59Hotel-
Hotel San GiovanniVia Francesco Reina, 18HOTEL74
Hotel San TomasoViale Tunisia, 6 (III piano - floor)Hotel69
Hotel SaraVia Sacchini, 17Hotel73
Hotel SerenaVia Boscovich, 59Hotel76
Hotel SienaVia Lazzaretto, 6Hotel66
Hotel SiroVia VeniniHotel-
Hotel StazioneVia Giovanni Battista Pirelli 5Hotel81
Hotel TrentinaVia Filippino, Lippi 50Hotel77
Hotel VallazzeVia Vallazze 14Hotel74
Hotel ValleyVia Soperga 19Hotel69
Hotel Vecchio ConventoViale de Gasperi 65Hotel70
Hotel VeronaVia Carlo tenca, 12Hotel68
Hotel VictoriaVIA COMO, 7 - VAREDO (MI)Hotel75
Hotel ViennaVia Astolfo 5Hotel63
Marte HotelVia Ascanio sforza,81Hotel73
Mercurio HotelVia Ascanio Sforza,73Hotel75
Milan Central FlatVia SchiaparelliApartment82
Milan Hostel EmmyVia Fra Galgario,4 fourth floorHostel64
MisterbeemVia Carlo Goldoni 84Hostel70
Navigli B&Bviale Gorizia 6GUESTHOUSE72
Nico Housevia manaresi 7 20153 milanoApartment-
OstellOlindaVia Ippocrate 45Hostel73
AAAloha Pophouse MilanoVia Menabrea 13 MilanoGuesthouse71
Rent Room ZaraVia Keplero, 35 (corner Viale Zara 58)Guesthouse72
Residence FermiVia Leonardo da Vinci, 14 CasarileApartment-
Room4YouVia Eustachi 4Guesthouse-
Sweet HostelViale Monza 111Hostel59
The Best HotelVia Benedetto Marcello, 83Hotel75
Youth Hostel Piero RottaViale Salmoiraghi, 1Hostel71
Hotel GalaViale Zara 89Hotel80
Hotel PavoneVia Enrico Dandolo 2Hotel-
Hotel IdealeViale dei Mille 60Hotel84
Hotel DiabloCorso Ventidue Marzo,43Hotel67
Hotel LosannaVia Pier della Francesca, 39Hotel81
Hotel del CorsoVia Pecchio, 2Hotel83
Hotel MistralVia Toffetti, 4Hotel80
Hotel Del SoleVia G. Spontini 6Hotel77
Camping Village Città Di MilanoVia Gaetano Airaghi, 61Campsite71
Hotel Verbano 2000Via Gallarate 2 Brunello - VareseHotel-
Hotel RexVia Marco D'Agrate 34Hotel-
Hotel di Porta RomanaVia Lazzaro Papi 18HOTEL-
Hotel Naviglio GrandeVia Alzaia Trieste 11 CorsicoHotel-
Hotel Il Chiostro in MorimondoVia dei Cistercensi, 6Hotel-
Hotel AccursioViale Certosa 88Hotel-
Zebra Hostelviale Regina Margherita 9Hostel70
Flats Antica Corte Milanesevia Repubblica 86 Novate MilaneseApartment-
Hotel AdlerVia Giovanni Ricordi 10Hotel-
Dergano RoomVia Cesare Brivio 33Guesthouse66
Hotel GambaraVia Fra Galgario 4Hotel-
B&B Istriavia Comandini 12GUESTHOUSE-
Hotel Tirrenopiazza Aspromonte 18Hotel76
Cascina MarisaStrada Vigentina 1Hotel-
B&BreraVia Bramante 35GUESTHOUSE75
Hotel Calypso MilanVia Petrella 18Hotel74
Rege HotelVia Milano, 2 San Donato MilaneseHOTEL-
Scream HouseViale Monza 111Guesthouse68
Hotel TerminalVia Ponte Seveso 38Hotel-
Family InnVia Trieste 4 PeroGuesthouse70
Hotel EdenVia Vitruvio 22Hotel-
Hotel GonzagaVia Vitruvio 43Hotel73
B&B Villa MelchiorreViale Lunigiana, 24GUESTHOUSE73
Hotel ClubVia Copernico 18Hotel78
Hotel CristalloVia Domenico Scarlatti, 22Hotel69
Hotel ReVia Milanese 308/310 Cinisello BalsamoHOTEL-
La Corte de MilanVia Lazzaro Spallanzani 6Guesthouse81
Hostel CaliforniaVia Lambrate,18Hostel58
Pensione OrnatoVia Ornato 64Hotel-
Rent Apartment - MilanVia monfalcone 38 MIlanoApartment-
Apartment AzzurroVia Vittorio Gassman, 11Apartment-
Chiesa RossaVia Ogliari,10Apartment-
Milan Private ApartmentsVia Copernico, 8Apartment62
Milan Copernico 1Via Copernico,8 20125 MilanoApartment66
La SerenaiaVia Calisto da Lodi 13Guesthouse-
Hotel FloraVia Napo Torriani 23Hotel-
PophouseVia Enrico Tazzoli 13Guesthouse-
Miraflores ApartmentVua Tajani, 9Apartment76
Hotel CalaisViale Washington 26Hotel-
Hostel HouseVicolo Mapelli 4Guesthouse-
Hotel Bagliorivia Boscovich ,43Hotel-
Eco - Hotel la ResidenzaVia Vittorio Scialoia 3Hotel-
El Paso ApartmentVia Guintellino 1Apartment79
Klick HotelVia Antonio da Recanate 2Hotel76
B&B MonteverdiVia Monteverdi 15GUESTHOUSE75
Via DomusVia Moretto da Brescia 42Apartment-
Star HostelVia Varesina 63Hostel69
Venezia ApartmentsCorso Buenos Aires 10Apartment77
Ostello BelloVia Medici 4Hostel95
Hotel DurantePiazza Durante 30Hotel71
B&B Le JardinVia Sormani 18 Cologno MonzeseAPARTMENT-
Lovely Gazebo ApartmentVia Martiri Oscuri 22Apartment-
Libeccio- BBMilanoVia Eustachi 12Apartment-
B&B Milan at HomeVia Umiliati 56APARTMENT-
Marochetti ApartmentVia Marochetti, 12Apartment74
Sofia HostelVia Pietro Calvi , 18Hostel65
The Monastery Hostel Milanvia Renzo Bertoni, 3Hostel74
Hotel San Siro FieraVia Novara,371Hotel-
Grand Hotel PucciniC.so Buenos Aires 33Hotel-
B&B MusicVia Alfredo Comandini 16GUESTHOUSE74
Hotel Bogart 2Via Aosta 2Hotel-
Hotel Royal MilanVia Carlo Goldoni, 84Hotel73
B & B Buenos Airesvia Alessandro Tadino 46GUESTHOUSE-
Hotel Dore'via Paganini 07Hotel-
Hotel SopergaVia Soperga, 24Hotel-
Attic studio - Fantastic view - Milan CentreVia Conca del Naviglio 22Apartment73
Bocconi University StudiosVia S. Mansueto 3 Corner Viale Bligny 27Apartment-
Disciplini Apartmentvia Disciplini 4Apartment-
Hotel Silvervia Riccardo Lombardi 9/11Guesthouse-
Baldassarre & BrothersVia Boscovich 22GUESTHOUSE73
Boccaccio Apartmentvia Boccaccio 47Apartment-
Hotel FiveCorso Lodi 4 entrance Via SalminiHOTEL-
Castelfidardo ApartmentVia Castelfidardo, 2APARTMENT-
Seven Heavenviale Monza, 16GUESTHOUSE83
Black & White HostelViale Monza 111HOSTEL65
B&B Milano BellaVia Lazzaro Spallanzani 16GUESTHOUSE-
Monza ApartmentViale Monza 319APARTMENT-
Easy Roomsvia Meloria, 24GUESTHOUSE58
Hotel ZefiroVia Gallina 12Hotel-
Plutarco ApartmentVia Plutarco, 6APARTMENT-
New Moon ResortVia Privata Giovanni Calvino, 11GUESTHOUSE-
Euro InnVia Varanini 7HOTEL65
B&B Il GelsominoVia Apelle 2GUESTHOUSE-
Bio City HotelVia Edolo 18HOTEL78
Hotel MayorcaVia Andrea Pellizzone, 12HOTEL-
Ostello La Sosta Solidalevia Urbino, 9HOSTEL-
Hotel PiacenzaVia Piacenza 4HOTEL-
Hotel PeruginoVia Perugino 18HOTEL-
Hotel MaltaVia Ricordi, 20HOTEL-
Corso Buenos Aires ApartmentViale a. Doria 56APARTMENT-
Residence Gobbavia Padova 389APARTMENT-
B&B La Casa del Nespolo... di NiguardaVia Paulucci De Calboli 32GUESTHOUSE-
Lovely House MilanVia Monte Altissimo 12GUESTHOUSE-
B&B Del Parco LambroVia Rombon 53GUESTHOUSE-
San Siro Accomodationvia Fratelli Bozzi 7APARTMENT-
Sofia Hostel 2Viale Abruzzi , 70Hostel75
Hotel MilanoPiazza Sant'Eustorgio 2HOTEL-
VillaorpheaVia Arbe 26GUESTHOUSE-
Cozy Apartment in the design districtvia tolstoi 53APARTMENT-
The Green Court Yard ApartmentVia Lecco 5APARTMENT-
B&B Villa ChetaVia Privata Imola 3GUESTHOUSE-
Hotel LosannaVia Piero della Francesca 39 20154HOTEL-
B&B La RondineVia Harar 23GUESTHOUSE-
Vietnamonamour B&BVia Alessandro Pestalozza 7GUESTHOUSE-
Vigliani ApartmentVia Vigliani 8APARTMENT-
Ripa del NaviglioRipa di Porta Ticinese n. 71GUESTHOUSE-
London HotelVia Rovello 3GUESTHOUSE-
Affittacamere Scacco MattoViale Abruzzi 70GUESTHOUSE82
Settala ApartmentVia Settala, 59APARTMENT77
Ripa ApartmentRipa di Porta Ticinese 53APARTMENT76
Sofia Guesthouse2Viale Abruzzi, 70GUESTHOUSE-

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Post

Post Italiane is the national postal services of Italy and has quite an efficient network of postal offices and reliable postal services. Standard letters and postcards (up to 20 grams) cost €0.39 to send within Europe and the Mediterranean countries outside Europe and €0.41 to all other destinations throughout the country. Up to 50 grams, prices start at €0.52 for Europe, €0.62 for other areas. Packages start at €1.55 within Europe, and around €2.50 for other countries. Post office business hours in Italy are from 8:30am to 2:00pm from Monday to Friday, with closing times at Saturday and the last day of the month at 12 noon.

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  • Latitude: 45.463671
  • Longitude: 9.188126

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