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14 Events: dates for your diary 16 Art appointments 18 Fashion tips: the must-have items 22 Exploring Navigli 30 Milan by bike 34 Curiosities about street names 36 The new trends of design 42 Casa Ruffino, a tuscan dream

CITY Navigli 22

ITINERARY By bike 30

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TOP PLACES 44 Top attractions 58 Museums & Foundations 66 Restaurants 75 Aperitif & Cafè 76 Nightlife 78 Information travelling 80 Hotels 82 Map

DESIGN New trends 36

EVENT Appointments 14

CITY Curiosities 34

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WELCOME TO MILAN text by Tommaso Mandrisi President of the Lombard Association of Hotel concierges “Les Clefs d’Or”

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elcome to Milan Dear Guest, We wish you a very warm welcome to Lombardy on behalf of all the Golden Key concierges.

Milan Concierge Information is our concrete commitment to make your stay in our region a truly memorable experience. In

this magazine you’ll find all the information you might need and, above all, our suggestions and the best in town this period.

In Milan, every month is unique and special, with fabulous one-off events.

Let’s explore them together. In this issue, provided personally by us to you, we’ll tell you about the events you shouldn’t miss, exhibitions happening in the city, and restaurants that are worth visiting to sample authentic Lombardy cuisine.

A tour through the Navigli, one of Milan’s most vibrant and picturesque districts, where historic canals, lively aperitivo spots, and creative energy come together to define

the city’s contemporary soul.

A journey through Milan’s greenest corners, from wide, tree-lined parks to more secluded gardens and scenic paths, these are the ideal spots to explore the city by bike, offering a slower, more relaxed way to experience its landscape while staying immersed in nature.

And finally, a spotlight on the Salone del Mobile, the world-renowned design fair that transforms the city into a global hub of innovation, creativity, and style.

What’s more, we’re at your disposal at our counter, delighted to receive your enquiries and questions.

Have a wonderful stay.

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AMAZING EXPERIENCES text by Martina Riva Deputy mayor for sport, tourism and youth policies of the Milan city hall

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elcome to Milan, a city that will provide you with extraordinary experiences and memories.Sport, fash-

ion, culture, design, major events, innovation, study, meetings, business, whatever the reason for your trip, I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised: Milan will be able to satisfy your needs, curiosities and interests. With a heritage of 26 centuries and a commitment to the future, ours is a contemporary, open and welcoming city, an international benchmark in many areas. You will find proof of this as you spend some days with us. Allow me to make some suggestions. When planning your stay in the city, include the classic attractions - Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Teatro alla Scala, Palazzo

MARTINA RIVA

‘Milan will be able to satisfy your needs, curiosities and interests’

Reale, Navigli and Darsena, Castello Sforzesco, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper in Santa Maria delle Grazie. Don’t miss our museums, from Galleria d’Arte Moderna to Museo del ‘900, Museo di Scienze Naturali, Museo della Scienza e

della Tecnologia, Brera Picture Gallery and many others. Let yourself be fascinated by the skyscrapers of Porta Nuova and CityLife and go search for unprecedented glimpses of the city as you move away from the centre: each district, with its buildings, shops and meeting points, has its own story that deserves to be discovered and known. Then I suggest a stop in our parks and green areas, for some physical activity. Finally, make the most of the shopping opportunities in the fashion district and in the neighborhood markets; go to the theatre or to San Siro, join in one of the many musical or sporting events that Milan hosts with pride and enthusiasm. Milan’s vitality will win you over. Thank you for choosing us and come back to visit us soon...!

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EVENTS

1 NOVEMBER

From May 5 to 17 Teatro Manzoni A two-act comedy by David Mamet, directed by Chiara Noschese and starring her alongside Luca Barbareschi and Simone Colombari. Set during the U.S. presidential election, it tells the story of President Charles Smith’s desperate attempt to win re-election amid crises, scandals, and the threat of war. A humorous satire on politics and its contradictions.

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From May 16 to June 9 Teatro alla Scala Following a series dedicated to Kurt Weill and the season-opening tribute to Shostakovich, Maestro Chailly continues his exploration of Verdi’s works with Nabucco, the opera that marked a turning point in the composer’s career. This new production marks the La Scala debut of director Alessandro Talevi.

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May 17 Teatro Nazionale To mark the 800th anniversary of the Canticle of the Creatures, Angelo Branduardi presents the tour Il Cantico. Branduardi breathes new life into the Franciscan texts through his artistic sensibility, accompanied by his full band. The tour celebrates themes that remain relevant today, such as ecology, love of life, and hospitality.

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THE NIGHT OF MUSICALS May 17 Teatro Arcimboldi

A thrilling show that brings together Broadway and West End hits in a single evening. Over the course of more than two hours, the stage comes alive with songs and emotions from iconic musicals. Powerful voices, spectacular choreography, and dazzling costumes transform the stage into a nonstop musical journey through classics and contemporary hits.

PELLÉAS ET MÉLISANDE Until May 9 Teatro alla Scala

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ROBERTO BOLLE AND FRIENDS From 21 to 24 May Teatro Arcimboldi

After performing on the world’s most prestigious stages, Roberto Bolle returns to the TAM for four special evenings of Roberto Bolle and Friends. The étoile brings together an international cast of dancers from top companies for a show that alternates between pas de deux and solos from the classical and contemporary repertoire.

Debussy’s opera, based on Maeterlinck’s symbolist play, is one of the pinnacles of musical theater. This new production marks the return of conductor Maxime Pascal and the La Scala debut of Romeo Castellucci, who brings a visionary and sacred theatrical vision.

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I MACCHIAIOLI Until June 14 Palazzo Reale

The first major Milanese retrospective devoted to the movement that revolutionized Italian painting in the 19th century. Over one hundred works describe, across nine sections, the intense experience of artists such as Fattori, Lega and Signorini, the stars of a cultural and civic project linked to the Risorgimento. An exhibition that highlights the innovative value of the macchia as the pursuit of truth and life.

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ANSELM KIEFER. THE ALCHEMISTS Until September 27 Palazzo Reale

The new imposing exhibition by Anselm Kiefer is housed in the Hall of the Caryatids at Palazzo Reale. Curated

by Gabriella Belli, it features over forty large canvases designed to engage with the venue’s history. At the heart of the exhibition is a female pantheon of alchemic and scientific figures that celebrates the role of women in the birth of modern thought.

ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE. THE FORMS OF DESIRE Until May 17 Palazzo Reale

An unprecedented selection of the most iconic images by the great American photographer.

Housed in Palazzo Reale, the retrospective – part of the cultural program of Milan Cortina 2026 – explores his aesthetic research through sensual nudes, formal perfection and references to Greek classicism. Curated by Denis Curti, the exhibition is the second chapter of a trilogy that began in Venice and will continue in Rome.

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METAFISICA/METAFISICHE

Until June 21 Palazzo Reale, Museo del Novecento, Gallerie d’Italia and Palazzo Citterio

A wide-ranging project that brings together the masters of Metaphysical Art with artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. At Palazzo Reale, some 400 works trace the movement’s history and evolution. The Museo del Novecento explores its connection to the city, while Gallerie d’Italia and Palazzo Citterio pay tribute to Morandi through photography and contemporary installations. A 2,000-step journey through art and visions.

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OVER, UNDER AND IN BETWEEN Until November 9 Fondazione Prada

Mona Hatoum’s site-specific project, conceived for the Milan venue, reflects on the instability of the present time and the precariousness of existence.

The three installations on display revolve around key elements of the artist’s artistic vocabulary – the web, the map and the grid. Autonomous yet interconnected works, which evoke fragility, danger and tension, engaging the viewer in a physical experience.

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GIOVANNI GASTEL. REWIND Until July 29 Palazzo Citterio

Five years after his death, La Grande Brera celebrates Giovanni Gastel with an exhibition that revisits his work from an intimate and poetic perspective.

On display are 250 shots, most of which never shown before, including portraits, still lifes and iconic fashion campaigns, accompanied by writings and poems that convey the emotional depth of his vision.

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ALONG THE NAVIGLI A tour of Milan’s canals, exploring one of the city’s coolest and most picturesque neighborhoods text by Virginia Mammoli photo Giulio Boem

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T CONCIERGE TIPS Gianluca Magagnino Concierge

HILTON MILAN Via Luigi Galvani, 12 (Milan) milan.hilton.com 1. Searching for Hitnes murals or temporary art installations is a surprising experience.

2. Restaurants with canal-side terraces, such as Mag Cafè or El Brellin, where you can enjoy spring dishes.

3. La gelateria della Musica, where every flavor is dedicated to an artist or a song.

4. The Naviglio Segreto (or Conca Fallata): a dip into Milan’s industrial past.

5. In spring, the bridges and walkways of the Navigli are covered in wisteria and irises.

Meanwhile, small flower beds are home to edible wild herbs.

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he Navigli district is one of the trendiest and most picturesque in Milan, featuring canals crossed by small bridges, alleys lined with traditional case di ringhiera (balconied houses), underground fashion boutiques, antique shops, art studios, bookstores, and many bars, clubs, and restaurants, making it a lively neighborhood both day and night.

The neighborhood centers around the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese, part of a system of artificial, navigable canals developed to connect Lake Maggiore to Milan, and perfected thanks to the contributions of Leonardo da Vinci. It has always held a special place in the hearts of the Milanese, who come here even just to stroll or relax (and perhaps soak up some sun) along its banks, especially in the spring.

DARSENA The Navigli district begins at the Arco di Porta Ticinese, where you’ll find the Darsena, Milan’s ancient port and today the heart of the district, from which the Naviglio Grande and Naviglio Pavese branches off. It is the starting point for exploring the neighborhood and one of the must-visit spots for Milanese aperitivo.

VICOLO DEI LAVANDAI Shortly after the Darsena, keeping the Naviglio Grande on your left, you’ll find an ancient washhouse used by women until the late 1950s to wash laundry by rubbing the clothes against the stone.

ALDA MERINI SPACE Thanks to its charm – part romantic, part bohemian – the Navigli neighborhood has been chosen by famous figures from Milan’s artistic and cultural scene, who have made their home here for both short and long

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A SYSTEM OF ARTIFICIAL, NAVIGABLE CANALS DEVELOPED TO CONNECT LAKE MAGGIORE TO MILAN AND PERFECTED BY LEONARDO DA VINCI stays. But the most beloved and remembered resident remains Alda Merini, ‘the poetess of the Navigli’: to whom tribute has been paid by dedicating this cultural hub on Via Magolfa, between the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese, where the poetess’s room has been reconstructed.

CHURCH OF SAN CRISTOFORO SUL NAVIGLIO A complex consisting of two small churches side by side along the Naviglio Grande, combining Romanesque and late Lombard Gothic styles.

Destroyed, rebuilt, and expanded over the centuries, including by the Visconti family (commemorated on the façade by the famous coat of arms featuring the ‘biscione’). It features a 15th-century bell tower and frescoed interiors.

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fact, two historic clubs overlook the Naviglio Grande: Canottieri Olona, a glorious multi-sport club founded in 1894, with its modern headquarters, and Canottieri Milano, whose starting platform witnessed the feats of Luciano Cozzi, champion

THE NAVIGLI DISTRICT IS CHARACTERIZED

BY ITS ‘CASE DI RINGHIERA’, THE TYPICAL BUILDINGS OF OLD MILAN of the 1928 Olympic team.

In addition to rowing, both clubs have expanded into other sports, such as tennis, swimming, and water polo.

BIKE PATH About 20 km of bike path

connect the Darsena to Abbiategrasso, running alongside the canal and passing through rice paddies and quiet villages like Gaggiano.

A flat route perfect even for beginner cyclists.

EVENTS In addition to the nightlife, several historic events are held here. The Antiques Market: featuring numerous stalls stretching for nearly two kilometers, displaying antique and modern collectibles (every last Sunday of the month). Sinigaglia Fair: the city’s most famous and oldest flea market, with records dating back to the 1800s, on the Ripa di Porta Ticinese (every Saturday).

Fiori e Sapori sul Naviglio Grande: florists from all over Italy, art workshops, and tastings of local specialties (two Sundays a year, in April and October), and Arte sul Naviglio Grande, featuring over 300 artists showcasing their works (in May).

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ITINERAY

...CYCLING AT A LEISURELY PACE…

A route that crosses the city, from Porta Nuova to Milan’s Art Deco district text by Francesca Lombardi

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ORGANICS SKYGARDEN @ CIELO

A bike tour from Porta Nuova to the historic center, taking in the new skyline and charming Art Nouveau architecture

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ITINERAY

CYCLING IN THIS SETTING MEANS IMMERSING YOURSELF IN AN ALMOST INTERNATIONAL ATMOSPHERE

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ilan reveals itself even at a slow pace, following a cycling route that brings its most contemporary side into dialogue with its historic one. Our route begins at Piazza Gae Aulenti, which in just a few years has become the symbol of a city looking to the future, and ends in the historic heart of the city. We set off amidst water features and futuristic lines that have reshaped the Milanese skyline. The urban space opens up into an elevated plaza that seems suspended between earth and sky, surrounded by the skyscrapers of Porta Nuova, among the city’s most iconic.

Cycling in this setting means immersing yourself in an almost international atmosphere, where glass and steel interact with contem-

porary installations and a constant flow of people.

Leaving the skyline behind, the route stretches along the Bastioni di Porta Nuova and Porta Venezia, introducing a change of pace and perspective.

The lanes widen, traffic thins out, and the ride becomes smoother: these stretches, in fact, follow the city’s ancient defensive system, now transformed into a greenway that allows you to cross the city smoothly and safely.

Amid historic Art Nouveau buildings, tree-lined vistas, and open spaces, the route offers a visual variety that accompanies the cyclist all the way to the final destination. Not far from our route, the bars and shops of Corso Buenos Aires offer a shopping detour.

Arrival at the Indro Monta-

nelli Public Gardens marks a clear transition from the urban to the natural environment: considered one of the city’s most important green lungs, the gardens welcome visitors with shaded avenues, manicured lawns, and a relaxed atmosphere that invites you to slow down. Inside the park and on the edge of the gardens are the Civic Museum of Natural History and the Ulrico Hoepli Civic Planetarium, respectively, both of which are definitely worth a cultural stop. Overall, this cycling route stands out for its accessibility and the quality of the experience it offers. It is a route that does not merely connect two points, but weaves a narrative: that of a Milan in constant evolution, where innovation and memory coexist along the same path.

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SECRET MILAN

Stories, trivia, and the origins of the names of the city’s most fascinating streets

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ur journey through the streets of Milan continues – a web of streets, squares, and alleys that hold fascinating, often little-known stories spanning the Middle Ages, commerce, and daily life.

An urban heritage made up of names that tell the story of the city’s identity, transformations, and memories.

We begin at Via Carroccio, near the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio.

The name refers to the carroccio, a powerful symbol of the autonomy of medieval communes: a cart that carried the city’s banner, escorted by chosen men and a central figure during battles, such as the famous Battle of Legnano.

Moving toward Via Laghetto, we encounter a history linked to water and com-

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merce. Here, at the end of the 14th century, Gian Galeazzo Visconti had a small dock built to accommodate boats loaded with goods, including Candoglia marble destined for Milan Cathedral.

The area was later filled in during the Habsburg era, under the reign of Franz Joseph I of Austria, due to poor sanitary conditions.

More enigmatic is Via Brisa, whose name remains the subject of various interpretations: it could derive from the Latin brisa, meaning grape pomace, in reference to its proximity to the vineyards attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, or it could allude to ancient settlements of people from Brescia.

The route continues toward Via Rugabella, whose name, according to tradition, derives from the French expression Rue belle, attributed to Louis XII of France, who was struck by its beauty. It concludes with Via Fopette, which owes its name to the foppe, small depressions created by an ancient canal during the spring rains.

An itinerary that reveals the most authentic face of Milan: a city where every street hides a story waiting to be told.

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CULTIVATING LUXURY

Design Week 2026: 7 Interior Design Trends Straight from the Salone del Mobile text by Teresa Favi

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T CONCIERGE TIPS Monica Belotti Guest relations HOTEL VIU MILAN Via Aristotile Fioravanti, 6 (Milan) ph. +39 02 80010910 hotelviumilan.com Milan is a hub for design all year round: don’t miss the Triennale Milano and the ADI Design Museum to discover design icons and innovation. Stroll through the showrooms and galleries in Brera and Tortona. Visit the Prada Foundation and explore concept stores and cafés with sophisticated design. The best way to experience design in Milan is to change your perspective: don’t look for it only in museums, but in everyday objects, in shops, and in neighborhoods. Here, design is part of everyday life

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here is a new way of understanding luxury – one that is more understated and mindful – which will shape the homes of tomorrow. It is no longer about ostentation, but about balance: meticulously finished surfaces, high-quality materials, and details crafted with almost tailor-made precision. It is an aesthetic that looks to the past – especially to the mid-20th century – and reinterprets it with a contemporary eye, creating refined spaces that are never rigid, elegant without seeming distant.

Interiors are dominated by a new concept of bourgeois elegance, characterized by clean lines, well-balanced proportions, and a pervasive sense of order. Mid-century remains the primary reference point, yet it is stripped of all nostalgia: it becomes a contemporary language, capable of creating solid and harmonious spaces.

The colors are deep and enveloping – intense blues, forest greens, warm tones like amber, ochre, and burgundy – paired with soft neutrals such as butter and slate. The result is a sophisticated yet welcoming palette, designed to stand the test of time.

Materials take center stage. Polished woods, burl, veined marbles, reflective metals, and lacquered surfacescoexist in rich yet controlled compositions. Each element interacts with the others without ever overpowering them. Even the most utilitarian spaces, such as kitchens and bathrooms, become carefully curated settings: steel and marble come together, and tiles transform into decorative surfaces, often customized or handcrafted. In this context, light is not merely functional but becomes a true design tool, capable of enhancing volumes, materials, and details.

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SOPHISTICATED AND REFINED INTERIORS, BLENDING MID-CENTURY REFERENCES WITH NEW VISIONS OF DOMESTIC LUXURY atrical, yet without excess.

Paneled walls, wood paneling, light stucco, and heritage-style wallpapers return to define spaces.

Dark floors add depth and character, while substantial rugs and wall fabrics help create enveloping environments. The effect is that of a home that tells a story, built through layers and cultured references, yet always with restraint.

This rigorous structure is complemented by a softer, more sensory dimension. Shapes become rounded, volumes grow generous, and surfaces ripple or pleat. Sofas and seating invite relaxation, while a few carefully selected objects – ranging from iconic designs to vintage pieces – are enough to give the space its identity.

It is a three-dimensional opulence that prioritizes comfort and quality over quantity.

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pears controlled and designed down to the smallest detail, outside something different happens. Outdoor spaces shed their rigidity and embrace a more spontaneous nature. Rewilding, or renaturalization, becomes the key: gardens and terraces are populated with native species, making room for biodiversity and a beauty that is less constructed but no less wellmaintained.

It is a luxury expressed in the quality of choices and the ability to let the environment breathe.

Outdoor furniture also takes a new approach. Overly rigid lines and excessive decorations are disappearing, replaced by soft, organic shapes designed to blend into the landscape. Colors are inspired by the earth and vegetation – warm beiges, deep browns, olive greens – creating visual continuity between indoors and outdoors.

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me true open-air living rooms, welcoming and flexible.

Finally, a Mediterranean spirit, characterized by naturalness and refinement, emerges strongly. Materials such as limestone, treated wood, and matte metals combine with understated yet richly textured fabrics: botanical motifs, subtle stripes, and finishes that evoke traditional craftsmanship.

The shapes are curved and enveloping, designed to welcome and relax, while bespoke details elevate the whole. Even simple elements, such as a retro umbrella or a well-designed chair, take center stage. In this balance between memory and innovation, design creates spaces that do not seek to impress at all costs, but to stand the test of time. A more intimate luxury, built on conscious choices and tangible quality, capable of transforming any setting into an authentic place to be enjoyed naturally every day.

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ADVICE

A TUSCAN DREAM Casa Ruffino, where the excellence of wine meets the charm of contemporary design

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ust a few kilometers from Florence, nestled among the rolling hills of the Florentine Chianti region, a place is taking shape where the true soul of Tuscany meets the elegance of contemporary design. It is here that Tenuta Ruffino Poggio Casciano is home to Casa Ruffino, a project that blends winemaking, hospitality, and fine dining, offering guests an immersive experience steeped in beauty and culture. The Renaissance villa, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and Italian gardens, preserves a legacy rooted in Roman times and spanning centuries of history, art, and agronomy. Today, this heritage is reborn in a contemporary key, in a harmonious dialogue between past and present, giving rise to iconic labels such as Modus Primo and Alauda. At the heart of the experience are the tour & tasting 42

itineraries, designed to guide guests in discovering Ruffino’s secrets: from the vineyards to the spectacular underground cellar, on a journey that culminates in a tasting of the estate’s great wines and extra

A PROJECT THAT BLENDS WINEMAKING, HOSPITALITY AND FINE DINING virgin olive oil. At the Enoteca Ruffino, among large-format bottles and historic vintages, time seems to stand still: here you can choose a glass to savor in the gardens or join the Ruffino Wine Club to access exclusive collections. The

experience continues at the Ristorante Tre Rane, where Tuscan cuisine is expressed with a contemporary sensibility, highlighting seasonal and local ingredients paired with the estate’s wines. The spaces, including the indoor dining room and the loggia overlooking the vineyards, invite you to enjoy moments of refined conviviality. The estate’s crowning jewel is the restored Limonaia: an intimate and luminous setting that hosts cooking classes, private dinners, and exclusive events, transforming at sunset into a romantic setting suspended in time. Rounding out the experience is the Wine Relais, featuring eight elegant rooms overlooking the Italian garden and the infinity pool nestled among the vineyards: an invitation to stay in the heart of authentic Tuscany, where every detail reflects the Ruffino style.

SWEETS ADVICE

Casa Ruffino Via Poggio al Mandorlo 1, Bagno a Ripoli hospitality@ruffino.it +39 055 6499750 +39 342 5487378 ruffino.it

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TOP PLACES TO SEE IN MILAN Museums, churches and all the attractions that you should not miss in city.

Reservations are recommended in some museums, ask your ‘Les Clefs D’Or’ concierge

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TOP PLACES

BASILICA OF SAN SIMPLICIANO

A basilica founded by Bishop Ambrose, the façade and its doorway remains from the Romanesque period.

Beautiful to visit the two cloisters.

Piazza San Simpliciano, 7 ph. +39 02 862274 sansimpliciano.it

BASILICA OF SANT’AMBROGIO

Founded in the 4th century, the basilica is one of oldest churches in the city, a striking example of Romanesque architecture.

Piazza Sant’Ambrogio, 15 ph. +39 02 86450895 basilicasantambrogio.it

BASILICA OF SANTA MARIA DELLE GRAZIE

The basilica and convent of the parish of San Vittore al Corpo. The architecture of the church, built between 1492 and 1493 at the behest of the Duke of Milan Ludovico il Moro as a mausoleum for his family, is one of the greatest achievements of the Renaissance in northern Italy. Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is in the refectory of the convent.

Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie ph. +39 02 4676111 legraziemilano.it

Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense

BASILICA SANT’EUSTORGIO & PORTINARI CHAPEL

Piazza Sant’Eustorgio hides traces of medieval Milan.

The church bell tower is the tallest in town (seventy-five meters high), built in 1306 and is the oldest in Europe after Big Ben. The Portinari Chapel is a Renaissance gem.

Piazza Sant’Eustorgio, 1 ph. +39 02 58101583 santeustorgio.it

BIBLIOTECA NAZIONALE BRAIDENSE

The third-largest Italian library, containing some million and a half items. Of this vast heritage, major subsets include 2,367 manuscripts, 40,000 autographs and more than 23,000 newspaper headlines. Since July 2015 the library has been part of

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delle Grazie, in the courtyard of Casa degli Atellani, the fifteenth-century residence of Ludovico il Moro and the last remaining trace of the ancient Borgo delle Grazie.

Corso Magenta, 65 ph. +39 02 25061895 casadegliatellani.it

CASTELLO SFORZESCO

Palazzo Reale

the Pinacoteca di Brera museum complex, under the direction of James M. Bradburne.

Via Brera, 28 ph. +39 02 72263401 bibliotecabraidense.org Closed Sundays

CASA DEGLI ATELLANI & LEONARDO’S VINEYARD

While Leonardo da Vinci was in Milan, Duke Ludovico il Moro gave him a vineyard in the centre of the city in appreciation for the magnificent works he was creating to embellish the ducal city.

This was Leonardo’s Vineyard: reopened to the public for Expo 2015, the vineyard is located near Santa Maria

Castello Sforzesco

Basilica Sant’Eustorgio & Portinari Chapel

Casa degli Atellani

It was originally a fortress built by Gian Galeazzo Visconti in the 15th century. One hundred years later, Francesco Sforza made it his noble residence after taking possession of Milan. Ludovico Sforza founded one of the most sophisticated courts in Europe and called the best artists of the time to embellish the castle, including Leonardo da Vinci and Filarete. The imposing building today is a unique museum complex divided into the Civic Museums, which house permanent exhibitions and a rich program of temporary art shows and events. It includes the Museum of Ancient Art, the Egyptian Museum, the Museum of Prehistory and Protohistory, the Museum of Applied Arts, the Museum of Musical Instruments, the Museum of Furniture and Wooden Sculptures, the Trivulziana Library, the Pinacoteca, and the Pietà Rondanini.

Piazza Castello ph. +39 02 88463700 milanocastello.it Closed Mondays, December 25, January 1, May 1

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CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA NEAR SAN SATIRO

Built in two phases, the church of Santa Maria dates to 1486. Bramante was responsible for the architecture, creating a unique trompe-l’oeil choir.

Via Torino, 17/19 ph. +39 02 874683

CHURCH OF SAN MAURIZIO AL MONASTERO MAGGIORE

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All the walls and ceilings inside the ex-convent San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore were painted by Bernardino Luini, who worked in the church between 1522 and 1529, depicting episodes of the Bible. This triumph of frescoes is considered to be the Milanese Sistine Chapel.

Corso Magenta, 13 Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

THE MONUMENTAL CEMETERY

Founded in 1866 as a burial place open to all citizens of Milan, this identity has shifted over time, and the cemetery has become a genuine anthem to Milan-ness, not only a resting place for the departed but an important part of the city’s history. The largest area is the Famedio, from the Latin famae aedes, temple of fame. Here lie Alessandro Manzoni, Carlo Cattaneo, Luca Beltrami, Leo Valiani, Bruno Munari, Carlo Forlanini and Salvatore Quasimodo.

Piazzale Cimitero Monumentale ph. +39 02 88465600 comune.milano.it Closed Mondays

CITYLIFE

This area was a residential neighbourhood, dominated by the imposing Fiera Campionaria warehouses, but with the advent of the new, daring Fiera in Rho the vacant place was the perfect opportunity for a complex architectural project, with beautiful houses, two towers designed by Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind, a third skyscraper by Arata Isozaki known as “il Dritto,” a beautiful park and a lively shopping mall open every day.

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ence, Turin and Milan. Alongside some of the city’s historic cafes, inside the gallery you’ll find boutiques of the world’s great fashion houses.

Piazza del Duomo

LAST SUPPER CENACOLO VINCIANO

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

MILAN CATHEDRAL

Located in the square that shares its name, the Duomo is dedicated to Santa Maria Nascente and is Italy’s largest church. Symbol and protector of the Milanese people, the Madonnina is made in beaten and gilded copper plates, today supported by a framework of stainless steel. The Madonnina has stood on the main spire of the cathedral since 1774. The building has 135 pinnacles and contains

some 3,400 statues and over 700 figures carved in marble relief.

Piazza del Duomo ph. +39 02 72023375 duomomilano.it

GALLERIA VITTORIO EMANUELE II

Designed by Giuseppe Mengoni, this shopping center’s foundation stone was laid in 1865 by Vittorio Emanuele II, hence its name. From its inception, the Galleria was a meeting place for the Milanese bourgeois, earning it the nickname Milan’s living room.

It has a cross plan with an octagonal iron and glass roof, 47 metres high. The visitor’s gaze is drawn toward the floor mosaics, which represent the coats of arms of Rome, Flor-

Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, frescoed from 1495-97 on the commission of Ludovico Sforza in the refectory of the Dominican monastery of the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie, was immediately hailed by Leonardo’s contemporaries as the cornerstone of Renaissance art.

Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie ph. +39 02 4676111 legraziemilano.it

PALAZZO REALE

It was the city’s center of power beginning in the 13th century, and today it’s the top spot for cultural offerings, with a packed calendar of exhibitions.

Piazza Duomo, 12 ph. +39 02 88465230 palazzorealemilano.it Closed Mondays

Last Supper Cenacolo Vinciano Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

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PARCO SEMPIONE

Thirty-eight hectares of English-style lawns, paths, copses, lakes and areas dedicated to sports. Enjoy the clean morning air and discover corners of the park that usually go unnoticed: admire the original Aquarium built in 1906, the Torre Branca by Gio Ponti (1933), the metaphysical Teatro by Alberto Burri (1973), recently given a new life, and De Chirico’s newly-restored Mysterious Baths fountain (1973).

RONDANINI PIETÀ CASTELLO SFORZESCO

The final, unfinished work of Michelangelo Buonarroti, the Rondanini Pietà - on display at the new Castello Sforzesco Museum - is the artist’s testament and meditation on death and salvation. In this work the sculptor renounces bodily perfection and heroic beauty, depicting the dead Christ as a symbol of suffering.

Piazza Castello ph. +39 02 88463700 milanocastello.it Closed Mondays, 25 December, 1 January and 1 May

Pinacoteca di Brera

of a Musician and Caravaggio’s Basket of Fruit.

Piazza Pio XI, 2 ph. +39 02 806921 ambrosiana.it Closed Mondays

PINACOTECA DI BRERA

The painting and sculpture gallery (Pinacoteca) flanked the Accademia di Belle Arti for educational purposes. When Milan became the capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1805),

PINACOTECA AMBROSIANA

Established in 1618 after Cardinal Borromeo’s bequeathal of statues and paintings.

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bequests and acquisitions from Veneto, Emilia Romagna and Marche arrived at the gallery. Major works include Mantegna’s Dead Christ, Raphael’s Marriage of the Virgin, Caravaggio’s Supper at Emmaus and others by Carpaccio, Piero della Francesca, Titian, Tintoretto and Veronese.

Via Brera, 28 ph. +39 02 72263230 pinacotecabrera.org Closed Mondays

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Pinacoteca Ambrosiana

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The Fashion Quadrilateral

PIRELLI HANGARBICOCCA

An exhibition space for modern and contemporary art in the Bicocca quarter of the city. Since it opened it has hosted shows by Marina Abramović, Carsten Höller, Alfredo Jaar, Philippe Parreno, Laure Prouvost and Apichatpong Weerasethakul. It’s also the site of

a permanent installation by Anselm Kiefer.

Via Chiese, 2 ph. +39 02 66111573 pirellihangarbicocca.org Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays

PLANETARIO ULRICO HOEPLI

The Planetarium vaunts paintings of the constellations on its facade. Inside, look up at the sky from the 300 moving armchairs

Planetario Ulrico Hoepli

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Porta Nuova

across a large dome.

Corso Venezia, 57 ph. +39 02 88463340 lofficina.eu

PORTA NUOVA

Milan’s skyline was redrawn thanks to the Porta Nuova area, the city’s most contemporary neighbourhood and home to the Torre Unicredit, designed by Cesar Pelli, who was also behind the adjacent piazza Gae Aulenti, an open-air shopping mall. In October 2018, the Biblioteca degli Alberi Park was inaugurated, designed by the Dutch landscaper Petra Blaisse. Not too far away, Stefano Boeri’s award-winning residential buildings are attention-grabbing: the two innovative towers, known as the Vertical Forest, are standing side-byside almost entirely covered in vegetation.

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THE FASHION QUADRILATERAL

The area of Milan renowned all over the world as a luxury shopping district, packed with jewellers, boutiques and showrooms for the most exclusive, acclaimed and expensive names in clothing, design and interiors. So called because it is bordered by four famous streets: Via Monte Napoleone, Via Manzoni, Via della Spiga and Corso Venezia.

THE DUOMO TERRACES

Utterly unique in Italy. Like ancient stone stalagmites reaching skywards, the pinnacles tower above the shining marble cathedral.

Every structural or ornamental detail of their architecture and decoration carries the legacy of the sculpture tradition handed down from the master stonemasons who bring their wisdom and expertise to everything they create.

Piazza Duomo, 14/A ph. +39 02 72023375 duomomilano.it

SORMANI LIBRARY

The 16th-century Palazzo Sormani is today the city library,

Duomo Terraces

boasting the largest collection of books, periodicals and multimedia in Milan. A reading garden at the back of the building is open from April to October.

Corso di Porta Vittoria, 6 ph. +39 800 880066 Closed Sunday

TEATRO ALLA SCALA

The most famous opera house in the world, with an audience as critical as it is appreciative, the theatre made its name in Milan’s history through Giuseppe Verdi, Arturo Toscanini and Maria Callas, who was discovered here in 1955. Inaugurated in 1778 and renowned since then for its acoustics. The La Scala season officially opens each year with an opera on December 7, the feast day of St. Ambrose, patron saint of the city.

Via Filodrammatici, 2 teatroallascala.org

Teatro Alla Scala

Triennale Milano

TORRE BRANCA

Originally called Torre Littoria, this steel structure was built in 1933 to a design by architect Giò Ponti, and stands in Milan’s Sempione Park. At 108.6 metres, it is the tenth tallest accessible building in the city.

Viale Luigi Camoens, 2 ph. +39 02 3314120 museobranca.it Closed Mondays

TRIENNALE MILANO

Situated in Parco Sempione, Palazzo dell’Arte has housed La Triennale (p. 154) since 1933, founded to promote design and applied arts through international shows. Today it’s home to the Triennale Design Museum, with exhibitions that retrace the history of iconic objects crafted in Italy, tackling issues linked to design and production.

Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6 ph. +39 02 724341 triennale.org

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MUSEUMS BAGATTI VALSECCHI HOUSE MUSEUM

A house museum which is the fruit of an extraordinary late 19th -century collection put together by two brothers- Barons Fausto and Giuseppe Bagatti Valsecchi, who decided to renovate their family home in the heart of Milan in Renaissance Revival-style to house their rich collection of 15th and 16th -century works of art and artifacts.

Via Gesù, 5 ph. + 39 02 76006132 Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

BOSCHI DI STEFANO HOUSE MUSEUM

A historic residence in Milan.

Designed by Piero Portaluppi, it was the home of Antonio Boschi (1896-1988) and Marieda di Stefano (1901-1968): the couple, over a lifetime, put together an extraordinary 20th-century contemporary art collection. On display in the rooms of their apartment are about

three hundred pieces selected among the collection’s over two thousand paintings and sculptures, including works

by Piero Marussig, Umberto Boccioni, Mario Sironi, Giogio de Chirico, Arturo Martini, Achille Funi, Giorgio Morandi, Filippo de Pisis, Lucio Fontana, Renato Biroli, Aligi Sassu, Roberto Crippa, Enrico Baj, Piero Manzoni.

Via Giorgio Jan, 15 ph. +39 02 88463614 casamuseoboschidistefano.it Closed Mondays

NECCHI CAMPIGLIO HOUSE MUSEUM

Nestled in a large private garden with swimming pool and tennis court downtown Milan, Villa Necchi Campiglio was completed in 1935. It was designed by architect Piero Portaluppi for the Necchi Campiglio family, members of Milan’s wealthy and elegant upper middle class in the 1930s. In the second postwar period, the Villa was renovated by architect Tomaso Buzzi, who softened Portaluppi’s linear style by adding 18th century-inspired, in particular, Louis XV-style furnishing elements.

Via Mozart, 14 ph. +39 02 76340121 c a s e m u s e o .it /p ro j e ct /n e c chi-campiglio Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

ARNALDO POMODORO FOUNDATION

The Foundation was started to pursue Arnaldo Pomodoro’s goal of creating the “Home of Sculpture”: a place open to the rereading of 20th-century art and to the creativity of young artists, a collective space for all those who love art.

Via Vigevano, 9 ph. +39 02 89075394 fondazionearnaldopomodoro.it Closed Mondays and Saturdays

FELTRINELLI PORTA VOLTA FOUNDATION

The Fondazione Feltrinelli Porta Volta building is an urban cultural center designed by architects Jacques Herzog & Pierre de Meuron. Opened in 2016 around the corner from Corso Como, the long steel and glass structure on Viale Pasubio, inspired by the farmstead buildings of traditional Lombard rural architecture, houses a bookstore, café, library and dedicated reading room.

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Throughout the year, there is no shortage of public events and lectures.

Viale Pasubio, 5 ph. +39 02 4958341 fondazionefeltrinelli.it

FORMA PER LA FOTOGRAFIA FOUNDATION

A space entirely devoted to fine-art photography. The idea was conceived by Contrasto and Fondazione Corriere della Sera along with ATM for the purpose of giving more space to photography in all its expressions as contemporary language, art form and communication tool.

Via Cernaia, 7 ph. +39 02 58118067 formafoto.it

FRANCO ALBINI FOUNDATION

The Foundation was started 30 years after the death of the architect to whom it owes its name at the studio of Franco Albini and Franca Helg. The Franco Albini collection includes about 22,000 designs, a photographic archive of over 6,000 vintage photos and 2,500 slides, in addition to models, writings, technical reports, books and magazines from the studio’s library. An invaluable heritage and a piece of our historical memory.

Via Telesio, 13 ph. +39 02 4982378 fondazionefrancoalbini.com Closed Saturdays and Sundays

Grande Disco by Arnaldo Pomodoro, Piazza Meda

GIANFRANCO FERRÉ FOUNDATION

Established in 2008 for the purpose of preserving, putting in order and making available to the public- firstly in the form of virtual archive- whatever documents the creative activity of the fashion designer, by promoting initiatives in connection with Gianfranco Ferré’s philosophy, his design culture, his concept of fashion and aesthetics.

Via Tortona, 37 ph. +39 02 36580109 fondazionegianfrancoferre.com

FONDAZIONE PRADA

The new Milan venue of the Fondazione Prada. Its multi-building architectural structure, a converted early 20th-century distillery with a combination of pre-existing buildings and three new edifices, Podium, Cinema and Torre, is a superb example of

Franco Albini Foundation

Boschi di Stefano House Museum

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couraging a more widespread knowledge of Italian design.

Piazza Castello, 27 ph. +39 02 8053606 fondazioneachillecastiglioni.it

VICO MAGISTRETTI STUDIES FOUNDATION MUSEUM

Fondazione Prada

the interaction between conservative architecture and new styles. The building at the entrance to the new centre welcomes the public with two spaces: a children’s educational area and the Bar Luce, designed by Californian director Wes Anderson.

Largo Isarco, 2 ph. +39 02 56662611 fondazioneprada.org Closed Tuesdays

ACHILLE CASTIGLIONI STUDIES FOUNDATION MUSEUM

It creates, promotes and makes known the various expressions of art and culture, in particular, the fields of design and architecture, as well as promoting and protecting, in Italy and abroad, the name and works of Achille Castiglioni as a designer and architect, while en-

GALLERIE D’ITALIA

The Gallerie d’Italia spans three jewels of Milanese aristocratic architecture. Palazzo Anguissola and Palazzo Brentani house masterpieces from the 19th century, from Canova to Boccioni, Hayez to Segantini.

The third building, Palazzo Beltrami, houses 20th-century artworks and themed exhibitions.

Piazza della Scala, 6 ph. +39 800167619 gallerieditalia.com Closed Mondays

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Established in 2010, it houses design and architecture exhibitions and offers guided visits, conferences and debates on these themes, as well as workshops and educational activities for students.

Via Vincenzo Bellini, 1 ph. +39 02 76002964 vicomagistretti.it Closed Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays

Gallerie d’Italia

Its halls display Francesco Hayez, Segantini, Canova and Medardo Rosso, plus temporary shows.

Via Palestro, 16 ph. +39 02 88445943 gam-milano.com Closed Mondays, December 25,

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GIÒ MARCONI GALLERY

Gió Marconi Gallery started in 1990 under the initiative of Gió Marconi who had previously created Studio Marconi 17, an experimental space for young artists and curators that he ran from 1987 to 1990. In its opening year, the gallery had showcased exhibitions by Martin Kippenberger, Mario Schifano as well as Richard Hamilton.

In the 30 years to follow, has developed an ongoing vibrant program and its own consistent approach to exhibiting and combining brave choices well ahead of their time.

Via Tadino, 15/20 ph. +39 02 29404373 giomarconi.com Closed Sundays and Mondays

LEONARDO3 MUSEUM - THE WORLD OF LEONARDO

An exhibition opened in Piazza della Scala, at the entrance to

Gam - Galleria D’Arte Moderna

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, in March 2013. It was extended year after year until it became a permanent exhibition. It showcases replicas of Leonardo’s inventions, many of which shown here for the first time ever: the Mechanical Eagle, the Great Kite, the Rapid Fire Crossbow, the Time Machine, the Harpsichord Viola, the Musical Cannon, the Aerial Screw with spring engine, the Submarine and the Giant Trumpet, just to mention a few of them. There are also over 200 3D interactive machines and a space entirely devoted to the Last Supper.

Piazza della Scala, entrance Galleria Vittorio Emanuele ph. +39 02 49519981 leonardo3.net

LIA RUMMA GALLERY

In 1999, Lia Rumma opened her art gallery’s branch in Milan, in the Brera neighborhood, with the solo exhibition

by Enrico Castellani. For ten years, the gallery hosted a number of site-specific projects completing the exhibitions held in Naples. In 2010, Lia Rumma started the current gallery conceived for Art and Artists. A place designed to develop cultural relations, which has housed exhibitions

(photo Courtesy Fondazione Achille Castiglioni) Giò Marconi Gallery

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and biennials in Europe and in the United States.

Viale Lombardia, 17 ph. +39 02 70003987 massimodecarlo.com Closed Sunday and Monday

MUBA - MILAN CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

MUDEC (ph. OskarDaRiz)

and monumental projects by the gallery’s artists (Marina Abramovic, Vanessa Beecroft, Victor Burgin, Clegg&Guttmann, Gary Hill, Alfredo Jaar etc.) and, over the years, has encouraged intense collaboration with art galleries, curators, critics and collectors.

Via Stilicone, 19 ph. +39 02 29000101 liarumma.it Closed on Sundays and Mondays

MASSIMO DE CARLO GALLERY

In 2019 Massimo De Carlo has acquired a new iconic building in the centre of Milan, which has become the epicentre of its activities. One of the most famous projects by Portaluppi. The spiral staircase on the exterior of the building, for example, had been used for the “Casa del Sabato per gli sposi”, shown at the Milan’s Triennale. Over the years, the gallery’s artists such as Maurizio Cattelan, Rudolf Stingel, Piotr Uklański, Diego Perrone, Paola Pivi, Yan Pei-Ming, Kaari Upson, Andra Ursuta and Andrea Zittel have all gained international recognition, have been shown in galleries, museums

A Center for the development and spreading of children’s cultural projects for all ages, including visits to high schools and universities, training for teachers, educators and cultural workers, and theme conferences concerning temporary exhibitions-games.

Via Enrico Besana, 12 ph. +39 02 43980402 muba.it Closed Mondays

MUDEC - MUSEUM OF CULTURES

The Museum of Cultures project dates back to 1990, when the City of Milan purchased the former industrial Ansaldo area to use it for cultural activities. The disused factories, veritable monuments of industrial archeology, were converted into workshops,

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studios and new creative spaces. It is now a multidisciplinary center devoted to different cultures across the world and houses great international exhibitions.

Via Tortona, 56 ph. +39 02 54917 mudec.it

ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM

It is housed in the former convent of the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, and includes the Greek, Etruscan, Roman, Barbarian and Gandhara sections. The Prehistoric and Egyptian departments are housed in the Sforzesco Castle.

Corso Magenta, 15 ph. +39 02 88445208 museoarcheologicomilano.it

CIVIC MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OF MILAN

The oldest city museum in Milan, it is one of Europe’s most important natural history museums.

Corso Venezia, 55 ph. +39 02 88463337 museodistorianaturalemilano.it Closed Mondays

Duomo of Milano Museum

thedral and the Veneranda Fabbrica’s storehouses. The pieces of the collection are arranged in chronological order to provide an overview of the history of the cathedral’s construction, from its foundation in 1386 to the 20th century.

Piazza del Duomo, 12 ph. +39 02 72023375 duomomilano.it Closed Mondays

DUOMO OF MILANO MUSEUM

Housed in Milan’s Palazzo Reale, on Piazza del Duomo. The Museum, spreading over 2,000 square meters and 26 rooms, showcases the Duomo’s Treasure and works of art from the Ca-

MUSEO DEL NOVECENTO

Among the newest museums in the city, it was opened in 2010 in Palazzo dell’Arengario. The museum hosts more than 400 works mostly

by Italian artists of the 20th century. Boccioni, De Chirico, Morandi, Balla, Severini, Depero and Marinetti are displayed chronologically, from Futurism to Arte Po-

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by the wife of the famous naturalist Marco De Marchi and converted into a museum. The collections illustrate the period of Italian history from Napoleon’s first Italian campaign (1796) to Rome’s annexation to the Kingdom of Italy (1870).

Via Borgonuovo, 23 ph. +39 02 88464173 museodelrisorgimento.mi.it Closed Mondays

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vera, represented here by Giovanni Anselmo. On the top floor visitors can find a neon by Lucio Fontana, Luce Spaziale, a spectacular installation that deserves to be seen under the soft light of sundown.

Piazza Duomo, 8 ph. +39 02 88444061 museodelnovecento.org Closed Mondays

RISORGIMENTO MUSEUM

Established in 1885, the museum has been located in the 18th -century Palazzo Morrigia, designed in 1775 by Giuseppe Piermarini close to the vast Brera complex, since 1951.

In 1900, the Palazzo- which during Napoleon’s age housed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and, later on, the Ministry of War- became the property of the De Marchi family and then donated to the City of Milan

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A tribute to the genius of Leonardo da Vinci in a beautiful cloister. Among the attractions: trains, ships, the Toti submarine and an entire area dedicated to Space with a fragment of the Moon.

Via San Vittore, 21 ph. +39 02 48555 1 museoscienza.org Closed Mondays

POLDI PEZZOLI MUSEUM

Opened to the public in 1881, the Poldi Pezzoli Museum is a must-see for the beauty of its rooms, evocative of the past, from the Middle Ages to the 1700s and the Armory reinterpreted by contemporary artist Arnaldo Pomodoro, but also because of the variety and richness of its collections. Masterworks of painting and sculpture, carpets, laces and embroideries, arms and armors, jewelry, chinaware, glassware, furniture, sundials and mechanical clocks: over 5,000 ex-

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traordinary objects, from ancient times to the 19th-century, in a magical atmosphere.

Via Manzoni, 12 ph. +39 02 794889 museopoldipezzoli.it Closed Tuesdays

OBSERVATORY OF BRERA

A historic observatory established in the mid-1700s in the Brera building. In the early 1920s, the observatory section was moved to Merate, in the Brianza area. Part of the observatory’s fame is due to Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli’s observations of Mars’ channels in 1877.

Via Brera, 28 ph. +39 02 72320300 brera.inaf.it Closed Saturdays and Sundays

PAC - PAVILION OF CONTEMPORARY ART

The Pavilion of Contemporary Art (PAC) ranges from African artists to performance artists like Marina Abramovic. The Pavilion of Contemporary Art (PAC) ranges from African artists to performance artists such as Marina Abramovic.

PAC - Pavillion of Contemporary Art

Via Palestro, 14 ph. +39 02 88446359 pacmilano.it Closed Mondays

PALAZZO LITTA CULTURA

Considered to be one of the finest examples of Milanese baroque architecture, the building currently houses the regional Secretariat of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for Lombardy, Lombardy’s regional Museum Center and the Fine Arts and Landscape Office of the City of Milan.

Corso Magenta, 24 ph. +39 02 802941 lombardia.beniculturali.it

PALAZZO MORANDO COSTUME FASHION IMAGE MUSEUM

The first floor currently houses

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the Picture Gallery: a collection of paintings, sculptures, prints dating back to 1934. The other rooms of this aristocratic residence illustrate perfectly the eighteenth-century taste for home décor and furnishing.

Via Sant’Andrea, 6 ph. +39 02 88465735 costumemodaimmagine.mi.it Closed Mondays

STUDIO GIANGALEAZZO VISCONTI GALLERY

The Gallery specializes in modern and contemporary art. It has housed great exhibitions devoted to Italian and international artists such as Alighiero Boetti, Vincenzo Agnetti, Gino De Dominicis, Sol Lewitt, Shozo Shimamoto. Over the years, it has focused on young promising artists with solo exhibitions by Aaron Young, Marco Schifano, Juno Calypso and Alessandro Twombly.

Corso Monforte, 23 ph. +39 02795251 studiovisconti.net

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The best restaurants, aperitifs and cafes in Milan.

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MEAT RESTAURANTS

BEEFBAR Corso Venezia, 11 ph. +39 02 50037500 beefbar.com/milano Located in the former Archbishop’s Seminary, converted thanks to the project that created Portrait Milano of the Lungarno Collection group, Beefbar Milano founded by Riccardo Giraudi uses only the best meat cuts in the world to prepare traditional recipes. The dishes are prepared by executive chef Thierry Paludetto.

BEEF CLUB Via Giovanni Boccaccio, 15 ph. +39 02 51823951 beefclubmilano.it CASA EL CARNICERO Viale Bianca Maria, 8 ph. +39 025455141 EL CARNICERO Via Spartaco, 31 ph. +39 02 54019816 Corso Garibaldi, 108 ph.+39 02 87222106 elcarnicero.com EL PORTEÑO Viale Elvezia, 4 ph. +39 02 34537275 Via G. Galeazzo, 25 ph. +39 02 58437593 elporteno.it

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ETHNIC RESTAURANTS

DOMISH MILANO Corso Lodi, 56 ph. +39 02 39540292 domish.it Entering the world of DoMish means embarking on a journey of flavours. A restaurant and grill where everything is of the highest quality, from starters to grilled meats, all served in a refined setting, smart but not overly formal, comfortable and meticulously curated. A real spectacle to wow the eyes and the tastebuds.

EL PORTEÑO PROHIBIDO Via M. Melloni, 9 ph. +39 02 25062491 elporteno.it FOCUS BRACERIE Piazzale Segrino, 5 ph. +39 02 49453523 focusbracerie.it GLAUCO Via Achille Maiocchi, 29 ph. +39 02 20241973 ristoranteglaucomilano.it LA GRIGLIA DI VARRONE Via Alessio di Tocqueville, 7 ph. +39 02 36798388 grigliavarrone.com LA TREBIA Via Trebbia, 32 ph. +39 02 5513380 trattorialatrebia.it TRATTORIA DEL NUOVO MACELLO Via C. Lombroso, 20 ph. +39 02 59902122 trattoriadelnuovomacello.it

ALICE EATALY MILANO SMERALDO Piazza Venticinque Aprile, 10 ph. +39 02 09997900 eataly.net ARMANI NOBU Via Gastone Pisoni, 1 ph. +39 02 62312645 locations.armani.com BA ASIAN MOOD Via Raffaello Sanzio, 22 ph. +39 02 4693206 ba-restaurant.com BON WEI Via Castelvetro, 16/18 ph. +39 02 341308 - bon-wei.it CANTEEN Via Archimede, 10 ph. + 39 02 5463732 lucaguelficompany.com CARMEL Viale S. Gimignano, 10 ph. + 39 02 416368 carmelkosher.it DIM SUM MILANO Via Nino Bixio, 29 ph. +39 02 29522821 dimsummilano.com FINGER’S GARDEN Via Giovanni Keplero, 2 ph. +39 02 606544 fingersrestaurants.com GONG Corso Concordia, 8 ph. +39 02 7602 3873 gongoriental.com ICHIKAWA Via Lazzaro Papi, 18 ph. +39 02 47750431 ichikawa.it

RESTAURANTS

WICKY’S Corso Italia, 6 ph. + 39 02 89093781 wicuisine.it YAPA Viale Monte Nero, 34 ph. +39 02 84211594 ya-pa.com KISEN MILANO Via G.G. Mora 9, Colonne di S. Lorenzo ph. +39 02 36525697 kisensushi.it Kisen is the go-to Japanese restaurant in Milan for those seeking creative, unconventional sushi. Guided by the Chef ’s vision, every dish balances outstanding ingredients, impeccable aesthetics, and clean, distinctive flavors.

A refined, izakaya-inspired experience where tradition and modernity meet in the heart of the city.

RIAD YACOUT Via Cadore, 25 ph. +39 02 5462230 yacout.it SAIGON Via Archimede, 14 ph. + 39 02 5518 5947 lucaguelficompany.com SAKEYA Via Cesare da Sesto, 1 ph. + 39 02 94387836 sakeya.it TAVERNA GRECA MIKONOS Via Tofane, 5 ph. +39 02 2610209 mykonos-ristorantegreco.it VASILIKI KOUZINA Via Clusone, 6 ph. +39 02 94381405 vasilikikouzina.com

GOURMET RESTAURANTS AALTO Piazza Alvar Aalto ph. + 39 02 25062888 aalto-restaurant.com ANDREA PREA Corso Venezia, 52 ph. +39 02 38273030 andreaaprea.com ANIMA Via Rosales, 4 ph. +39 02 62278500 enricobartolini.net BERTON Via Mike Bongiorno, 13 ph. +39 02 67075801 ristoranteberton.com

BIOESSERÌ BRERA Via Fatebenefratelli, 2 ph. +39 02 89071052 bioesseri.it Located in the heart of Brera, this restaurant with open kitchen, modern design and intimate mood offers an utterly unique experience. Authentic flavours, superb quality ingredients and constant innovation ensure that the mediterranean-style menu astonishes and impresses with every mouthful.

ristoranteberton.com

CARMÈ RESTAURANT Via Piero della Francesca, 52 ph. +39 02 83474207 carmerestaurant.com Interior decor inspired by nature and the 1920s sets the intimate mood at Carmè. Guests can savour the very best of Mediterranean and Neapolitan cuisine, authentic cooking with a strong focus on simplicity and great raw materials.

CASA BI Piazza Tre Torri ph. +39 351 6476962 casabirestaurant.com In the futuristic CityLife district, Casa Bi combines contemporary design with food that makes you happy. The menu evokes all the warmth and goodness of traditional family cooking, with a mosaic of mediterranean flavours making for a satisfying experience. A gourmet experience in a friendly atmosphere, from breakfast to after-dinner drinks. It also has an underground car park.

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CONTRASTE Via Giuseppe Meda, 2 ph. +39 02 49536597 contrastemilano.it CRACCO Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ph. +39 02 876774 ristorantecracco.it DANIEL CANZIAN Via Castelfidardo, corner via S. Marco ph. +39 02 63793837 danielcanzian.com D’O Piazza della Chiesa, 14 ph. +39 02 9362209 cucinapop.do ENRICO BARTOLINI MUDEC Via Tortona, 56 ph. +39 02 84293701 enricobartolini.net

CONTRASTE Via Giuseppe Meda, 2 ph. +39 02 49536597 contrastemilano.it CRACCO Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ph. +39 02 876774 ristorantecracco.it PARIOLICANZIAN MILANO DANIEL ViaCastelfidardo, Felice Casati, 45 Via ph. +39via 02S.67481919 corner Marco ristoranteparioli.com ph. +39 02 63793837 Parioli Milano is a traditional danielcanzian.com Roman restaurant that offers D’O dishesdella from the Eternal City’s Piazza Chiesa, 14 culinary tradition every day, ph. +39 02 9362209 alongside the most imaginacucinapop.do tive interpretations of Italian ENRICO BARTOLINI cuisine. Ideal for spending an MUDEC evening dedicated to good food Via Tortona, 56 and good music, with a unique, ph. +39 02 84293701 enchanting view of the city. enricobartolini.net

QUADRI BISTROT Via Solferino, 48 ph. +39 02 47755505 quadribistrot.it A Restaurant, a Cocktail Bar, an Art Gallery in Moscova area.

Quadri Bistrot combines in a single venue exclusive dinners, private events, lunch, aperitif. The patio is a beautiful setting for meals and signature cocktails as well as the dining room, with its exposed – brick arches embracing the citrus garden. The cuisine is Italian and gourmet, with an international twist in certain dishes. Parking close by.

FELIX LO BASSO Via Carlo Goldoni, 36 ph. + 39 02 45409759

L’ALCHIMIA Viale Premuda, 34 ph. +39 02 82870704 ristorantelalchimia.com Bright and inviting by day, intimate and romantic by night, L’Alchimia is the Milanese restaurant where elegance meets haute cuisine. Chef Giuseppe Postorino celebrates top-quality ingredients with creative dishes that reinterpret Italian tradition, while also honoring Milan’s iconic classics such as veal cutlet and saffron risotto.

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felixlobassorestaurant.it IYO TANO PASSAMI L’OLIO Via Francesco Petrarca, 4 ph. +39 02 8394139 tanopassamilolio.it Away from the hustle and bustle of the Navigli, Tano Passami l’Olio, headed by chef Gaetano Simonato, offers food that’s sophisticated yet elegantly simple, in which the chef’s credo shines through in unusual pairings and exquisite presentation.

And all in surroundings that are both classic and modern.

Via Piero della Francesca, 74 ph. +39 02 45476898 iyo-experience.com JOIA Via Panfilo Castaldi, 18 ph. +39 02 29522124 joia.it SAVINI Via Ugo Foscolo, 5 ph. +39 02 72003433 savinimilano.it

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FISH RESTAURANTS

VIVA, VIVIANA VARESE EATALY Piazza Venticinque Aprile, 10 ph. +39 02 49497340 vivavivianavarese.it VOCE AIMO E NADIA GALLERIE D’ITALIA Piazza della Scala, 6 ph. +39 349 3273374 voceaimoenadia.com SADLER Via dell’Annunciata, 14 ph. +39 02 58104451 ristorantesadler.it SETA Via Andegari, 9 ph. +39 02 87318897 mandarinoriental.com

TERRAZZA PALESTRO Via Palestro, 2 ph. +39 02 76028316 terrazzapalestro.com On the fourth floor of the Swiss Center, the historic Terrazza Palestro is known for its combination of the flavours of Italian cuisine with a panoramic view of one of the most beautiful green areas of the city. A landmark for private and corporate events, but also the ideal place to enjoy a relaxing lunch break, a romantic candlelit dinner or a Milanese-style aperitif.

UOVODISEPPIA MILANO Via Amerigo Vespucci, 11 ph. +39 375 9108923 uovodiseppiamilano.it Uovodiseppia Milano is the latest project of starred chef Pino Cuttaia.

A neighbourhood restaurant where culinary art - not only Sicilian - is expressed through ingredients, recipes and stories of everyday life, intertwined with timeless gestures and rituals. A place that unites Lombardy and Sicily with purity and simplicity, in an atmosphere that evokes Mediterranean style.

PROCACCINI MILANO Via Procaccini, 33 ph. +39 02 77091277 procaccini.com The Procaccini restaurant embodies elegance and sophistication in a unique culinary experience. Led by Executive Chef Emin Haziri, it offers three tasting menus and an à la carte selection that blend and enhance tradition and innovation. The wine cellar boasts over 370 labels, while the 1970s-inspired ambiance welcomes guests into a refined atmosphere. The warm service completes a sensory journey, enriched by the sound of a grand piano.

DA GIACOMO Via Pasquale Sottocorno, 6 ph. +39 02 76023313 giacomomilano.com DA GIACOMO ARENGARIO Via Guglielmo Marconi, 1 ph. +39 02 72093814 giacomomilano.com LA RISACCA 2 Via Regina Giovanna, 14 ph. +39 02 29531801 larisacca2milano.com

A’RICCIONE Via Torquato Taramelli, 70 ph. +39 02 683807 Via Durini, 28 ph. +39 02 92853303 Via Giulio Cesare Procaccini, 28 ph. +39 02 3451323 ariccionemilano.it A’Riccione is the perfect restaurant for a romantic dinner in elegant surroundings with courteous, attentive service. Here superb ingredients are transformed into masterpieces of flavour, and fish is the absolute star of the menu. Don’t miss the rooftop restaurant on the 9th and 10th floors of the Brian&Barry Building in Piazza San Babila, and the bistro.

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LA RISACCA 6 Via Marcona, 6 ph. +39 02 55181658 osterialarisacca6.it LA RISACCA BLU V.le Tunisia corner Via Tadino, 13 ph. +39 02 20480964 larisaccablu.com LANGOSTERIA Via Savona, 10 ph. +39 02 58111649 langosteria.com LANGOSTERIA BISTROT Via Privata Bobbio, 2 ph.+39 02 58107802 langosteria.com LANGOSTERIA MONTENAPOLEONE Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 9 ph. +39 02 7601 8167 langosteria.com PESCE D’ORO BISTROT Viale Monte Grappa, 2 ph. +39 02 58124659 pescedorobistrot.it RISTORANTE MONTECRISTO Corso Sempione, corner of Via Prina, 17 ph. +39 02 312760 ristorantemontecristo.com SEA RE Via Lazzaro Papi, 14 ph. +39 02 45470046 seare.eatbu.com SHANNARA 2 DA DANILO Viale Isonzo, 24 ph. +39 02 55019638 shannara2.business.site TERRAZZA CALABRITTO Viale Monte Grappa, 7 ph.+39 02 63793923 terrazzacalabritto.it

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TRATTORIA DEL PESCATORE Via Atto Vannucci, 5 ph. +39 02 58320452 trattoriadelpescatore.it

TRADITIONAL RESTAURANTS AL CONIGLIO BIANCO Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 12 ph. +39 02 58100910 alconigliobianco.it AL GARGHET Via Selvanesco, 36 ph. +39 02 534698 algarghet.it AL MATAREL Corso Garibaldi Giuseppe, 75 ph.+ 39 02 654204 almatarel.it

BICE MILANO Via Borgospesso, 12 ph. +39 02 76002572 bicemilano.it Bice Milano in the fashion district has been a landmark on the Milan restaurant scene since 1926. This is the place for lovers of traditional food in a refined, always elegant environment. For years, the simplicity of its cuisine has been appreciated by leading figures in the world of fashion, politics and entertainment.

DA BERTI Via F. Algarotti, 22 - Via Timavo, 8 ph. +39 02 6694627 daberti.it Da Berti is a Milanese trattoria serving traditional local dishes, the best cuts of meat and an exquisite selection of cured meats and cheeses. All accompanied by an extensive wine list to bring a twinkle to the eye and delight even the most exacting connoisseurs.

ANTICA OSTERIA CAVALLINI Via Mauro Macchi, 2 ph. +39 02 6693174 anticaosteriacavallini.it ANTICA TRATTORIA DELLA PESA Viale Pasubio, 10 ph. +39 02 6555741 anticatrattoriadellapesa.com CANTINA DELLA VETRA Via Pio IV, 3 corner Piazza Vetra ph. +39 02 89403843 cantinadellavetra.it CAVOLI A MERENDA Corso Magenta, 66 ph. +39 338 4679513 cavoliamerenda.eu DAL BOLOGNESE Via Amedei, 8 ph. +39 02 62694845 milano.dalbolognese.it EL BRELLIN Vicolo dei Lavandai, Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 14 ph. +39 02 5810 1351 brellin.com

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GRAN BAGUTTIN Via Bagutta, 18 ph. +39 02 36512096 granbaguttin.it A restaurant with an intimate, sophisticated atmosphere that recalls Milan’s artistic heritage, this is the Gran Baguttin. Entering it is like setting foot in a museum: the history of Italian literary culture of the 1900s is contained within these walls. Dishes on the menu are designed to revive authentic traditional flavours and enhance them with our high-quality meats.

GALLERIA Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, 75 ph. +39 02 86464912 ristorantegalleria.it IL CESTINO Via Madonnina, 27 ph. +39 02 86460146 ristoranteilcestino.it IL SALUMAIO DI MONTENAPOLEONE Palazzo Bagatti Valsecchi Via Santo Spirito, 10 ph. +39 02 76001123 ilsalumaiodimontenapoleone.it IL SOLFERINO Via Castelfidardo, 2 ph. +39 02 29005748 ilsolferino.com IL TAVOLINO Via Fara, 23 ph. +39 02 6703520 altavolino.it

IVAN & FRANK Corso Lodi, 37 ph.+39 02 54107101 ivanfrank-ristorante.it L’ANGOLO DI CASA Viale Piave, 17 ph. +39 02 76016221 angolodicasa.it LA LIBERA Via Palermo, 21 ph. +39 02 8053603 lalibera.it LOCANDA ALLA SCALA Via dell’Orso, 1 ph. +39 02 8693273 LOCANDA PERBELLINI BISTROT Via della Moscova, 25 ph. +39 02 36631450 locandaperbellini.it MAMMA ROSA Piazza Cincinnato, 4 ph. +39 02 29522076 osteriamammarosa.it OSTERIA DELLE CORTI Via Giovanni Battista Fauchè, 11 ph.+39 02 33105753 osterialecorti.it OSTERIA CONCHETTA Via Conchetta, 8 ph. +39 02 8372917 osteriaconchetta.it OSTERIA DEL CORSO Corso Garibaldi, 75 ph. +39 02 6597441 osteriadelcorso.com OSTERIA GRAN BURRONE Via Mantova, 10 ph. +39 02 54118438 osteriailgranburrone.it RATANÀ Via Gaetano de Castillia, 28 ph. + 39 02 87128855 ratana.it

RISTORANTE LA BRICIOLA Via Marsala, 1 ph. +39 02 6551012 labriciola.com Elegant ambiance, with excellent Mediterranean cuisine and a cellar with the best labels: all this is Ristorante La Briciola, in the heart of Brera.

A special place created with skillful mastery by Gianni, the host, almost 40 years ago, and

by Stefania, and over the years it has become a city landmark.

TRATTORIA LA RUOTA Via Roma, 5 San Giuliano Milanese (MI) ph. +39 391 4051875 rphotels.com/ristorante-la-ruota La Ruota was established in 1964 when Romano and Pieretta, from a small village between Lucca and Pistoia, decided to open a restaurant serving Tuscan specialities; over time it has become a landmark for Milanese out-of-town dining. Today the business is in the hands of the third generation, with grandson Lorenzo continuing the restaurant’s traditions and values with great passion.

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RESTAURANTS

REPLAY Piazzetta Pattari, 2 ph. +39 02 86463125 ristorantereplay.it RIBOT Via Marco Cremosano, 41 ph. +39 02 33001646 ribotmilano.it RIGOLO Via Solferino, 11 corner Largo Treves ph. + 39 02 86463220 ristoranterigolo.it ROSSO DI BRERA Via Marco Formentini, 7 ph. +39 02 8353 8580 rossobrera.com ROVELLO 18 Via Tivoli, 2 ph. +39 02 72093709 rovello18.it TAVERNA DEL BORGO ANTICO Via Madonnina, 27 ph. +39 02 86461186 tavernadelborgoantico.it

CRAZY PIZZA MILAN Via Varese, 1 ph. +39 02 54076604 crazypizza.com Located in the Moscova area, Crazy Pizza Milan offers a unique experience. Pizzas and other dishes together with a section of wines are the ingredients for an unforgettable evening. The acrobatic pizza makers’ spectacular Spinning Pizza adds an exciting touch to the atmosphere.

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IL BARETTO MILANO Via della Spiga, 26 ph. +39 02 67174415 ilbarettomilano.it Il Baretto Milano is an exclusive meeting place, whether for dinner with friends, or an important business lunch. Here tradition meets internationality, and good food will win you over with every dish. Traditional Milanese cuisine, but also more modern dishes, along with a good wine cellar and excellent cocktails.

FIGLI DEI FIORI AL CORTILE Via Giovenale, 7 ph. +39 02 9286 9951 figlideifiorirestaurants.com Figli dei Fiori Al Cortile is a place suspended in time, immersed in tranquility, where nature sets the scene and Italian-Mediterranean cuisine tells stories of the seasons and the land. A charming, authentic retreat where every detail is designed to welcome, delight, and make you feel at home. And for a perfect out-of-town escape, don’t miss Figli dei Fiori Bistrot in Como, located at Via Borgo Vico 39A (ph. +39 031 571077).

TRATTORIA IL CORMORANO ISOLA Via Luigi Porro Lambertenghi, 34 ph. +39 02 69004383 trattoriailcormorano.it TORRE DI PISA Via Fiori Chiari, 21 ph. +39 02 874877 trattoriatorredipisa.it TRATTORIA MILANESE Via Santa Marta, 11 ph.+39 02 86451991

TRENDY RESTAURANTS 10 CORSO COMO Corso Como, 10 ph. +39 02 29013581 10corsocomo.com BULLONA Via Piero della Francesca, 64 ph. +39 02 33607600 bullona.com CERESIO 7 Via Ceresio, 7 ph. +39 02 31039221 - ceresio7.com CLOTILDE BRERA Piazza San Marco, 6 ph. +39 331 1022218 clotildefood.com MONZU BISTROT Via Adige, 14 ph. +39 02 99248996 monzubistrot.it PENELOPE A CASA Via Giuseppe Ripamonti, 3 ph. +39 389 6067372 penelopeacasa.it THE BAR AT RALPH LAUREN Via della Spiga, 5 ph. +39 02 30569060 ralphlauren.co.uk

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APERITIF BACKDOOR 43 Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 43 ph. +39 340 9628890 BAR BASSO Via Plinio, 39 ph. +39 02 29400580 barbasso.com BAR FRIDA Via Antonio Pollaiuolo, 3 ph. +39 02 680260 fridaisola.it BAR LUCE FONDAZIONE PRADA Largo Isarco, 2 ph. +39 02 56662611 fondazionaprada.org BHANGRABAR Corso Sempione, 1 ph. +39 02 34934469 bhangrabar.it CAMPARINOIN GALLERIA Piazza del Duomo, 21 ph. +39 02 86464435 camparino.com CANTINE ISOLA Via Paolo Sarpi, 30 corner via Arnolfo di Cambio, 1/A ph. +39 02 3315249 cantineisola.com CINC Via Marco Formentini, 5 ph. +39 02 36550257 cicbrera.it DEUS CAFE’ Via Genova Thaon di Revel, 3 ph. +39 02 83439230 deuscafemilano.it DRY MILANO Via Solferino, 33 ph. +39 02 63793414 drymilano.it EL BUSCIA Viale Beatrice d’Este, 48 ph. +39 02 45498762 elbuscia.it

FIORAIO BIANCHI CAFFE’ Via Montebello, 7 ph. +39 02 29014390 fioraiobianchicaffe.it FONDERIE MILANESI Via Giovenale, 7 ph. +39 02 36527913 fonderiemilanesi.it FORESTA WOODBAR Via Celestino IV, 6 ph. +39 02 91764217 forestawoodbar.com GINROSA Galleria San Babila, 4/B ph. +39 02 794802 ginrosamilano.it LA HORA FELIZ Via S. Vito, 5 ph. +39 02 8376587 LU’BAR Via Palestro, 16 ph. +39 02 83527769 lubar.it MAG CAFE’ Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 43 ph. +39 02 39562875 magcafemilano.myadj.it N’OMBRA DE VIN Via S. Marco, 2 ph. +39 02 6599650 nombradevin.it NOTTINGHAM FOREST Viale Piave, 1 nottingham-forest.com OCTAVIUS BAR Piazza Gae Aulenti, 4 ph. +39 02 63793539 replaythestage.com OPERA 33 Via Carlo Farini, 33 ph. +39 338 3566177 opera33milano.it

TORMARESCA VINO E CUCINA Corso Garibaldi, 79 ph. +39 02 65560659 tormarescavinoecucina.it RADETZKY Corso Garibaldi, 105 ph. +39 02 6572645 radetzky.it ROTONDA BISTRO Via Enrico Besana, 12 ph. +39 388 8593490 SANTERIA PALADINI 8 Via Privata Ettore Paladini, 8 ph. +39 02 36798120 santeria.milano.it SPRITZ NAVIGLI Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 9 ph. +39 02 83390192 spritznavigli.it THE BOTANICAL CLUB Via Pastrengo, 11 ph. +39 02 36523846 Via Tortona, 33 ph. +39 02 4232890 botanicalclub.com SPIRIT DE MILAN Via Bovisasca, 57/59 ph. + 39 366 7215569 spiritdemilan.it TIBI BISTROT PROVENCAL Via San Fermo, 1 ph. + 39 02 29014422 UGO COCKTAIL BAR Via Corsico, 12 ph. +39 02 39811557 ugobar.it VISTA DARSENA Viale Gabriele D’Annunzio, 20 ph. +39 02 45499470 vistadarsena.it

CAFÈ BASTIANELLO Via Borgogna, 5 ph. +39 02 37920709 bastianello.com

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COVA Via Monte Napoleone, 8 ph. +39 02 76005599 shop.pasticceriacova.com EGALITE MILANO Via Melzo, 22 ph. +39 02 91763465 egalitemilano.it GIOVANNI GALLI C.so P.ta Romana, 2 ph. +39 02 86453112 Via Victor Hugo, 2 ph. +39 02 86464833 giovannigalli.com IGINIO MASSARI Via Guglielmo Marconi, 4 corner Piazza Diaz ph. +39 02 49696962 iginiomassari.it ILLY CAFFE’ MONTENAPOLEONE Via Monte Napoleone, 19 ph. +39 02 83549386 illy.com KNAM Via Augusto Anfossi, 10 ph. +39 02 55194448 eknam.com LAVAZZA FLAGSHIP STORE Piazza San Fedele, 2 ph.+39 342 8411682 lavazza.it MARCHESI 1824 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ph. +39 02 94181710 Via S. Maria alla Porta 11/A ph. +39 02 862770 pasticceriamarchesi.com PASTICCERIA CUCCHI Corso Genova, 1 ph. +39 02 89409793 pasticceriacucchi.it

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SANT AMBROEUS MILANO Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 7 ph.+39 02 76000540 santambroeusmilano.com STARBUCKS RESERVE MILAN ROASTERY Via Cordusio, 1 ph.+39 02 91970326 starbucksreserve.com

NIGHTLIFE 11 CLUBROOM Via A. di Tocqueville, 11 ph. + 39 02 89281611 11milano.it AMNESIA Via A. Gatto ph. +39 348 7241015 amnesiamilano.com BLANCO Via Giovanni Battista Morgagni, 2 ph. +39 02 29405284 blancomilano.it BLUE NOTE Via Pietro Borsieri, 37 ph. +39 02 69016888 bluenotemilano.com BOBINO MILANO Piazzale Stazione Genova, 4 ph. +39 371 4085303 bobino.it CHATULLE Via Piero della Francesca, 68 ph. +39 02 34534024 chatulle.it HOLLYWOOD Corso Como, 15 ph. +39 327 1648497 discotecahollywood.com IL GATTOPARDO Via Piero della Francesca, 47 ph. +39 02 34537699 ilgattopardomilano.com

JAZZ CAFE’ Corso Sempione, 8 ph. +39 02 33604039 jazzcafe.it JUST CAVALLI Viale Luigi Camoens ph. +39 02 311817 justcavallimilano.com LA BALERA DELL’ORTICA Via G. A. Amadeo, 78 ph. +39 02 70128680 labaleradellortica.com

COCKTAIL AND CAFES

LA BOUM Via Pietrasanta, 16 laboummilano.com LA BULLONA Via Piero della Francesca, 64 ph. +39 02 33607600 bullona.com LIME MILANO Via Tullo Massarani, 6 ph. +39 348 1082533 limemilano.it MAGAZZINI GENERALI Via Pietrasanta, 16 ph. +39 02 5393948 magazzinigenerali.org ROCKET Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 98 ph. +39 333 3313817 THE CLUB MILANO Corso Garibaldi, 97 ph. +39 02 36534005 theclubmilano.com TOCQUEVILLE Via A. di Tocqueville, 13 ph. +39 391 4030794 tocqueville13.club

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INFORMATION

INFORMATION GETTING AROUND IN MILAN AND LOMBARDY

Everything you need to know to move in the city and beyond with four operators: Enjoy, Leasys, ShareNow and E-Vai. As for the cars, fleets now include electric vehicles.

TAXI

Unlike taxis in other cities, Milan cabs seldom stop for passengers in the street. To travel by taxi, you need to go to a stand or book by phone.

Starting tariff on weekdays, 6:00 to 21:00: €3.30 Starting tariff Sundays and holidays, 6:00 to 21:00: €5.40 Night-time starting tariff: €6.50 Starting tariff from Malpensa, Linate and Orio al Serio airports: €13.10 The phone number Taxi is +39 02 6969, +39 02 4040, +39 02 8585.

CAR SHARING

Car sharing is a simple and sustainable form of transport.

To access the service you need to register on the websites of operators and download the app on your smartphone.

Milan has the most extensive car-sharing provision in Italy,

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ty of Milan allows visitors to hire bikes through its website and app. Meanwhile, electric scooters can be hired from Voi, Wind, Bit, Lime, Dott, Helbiz and Tier. We advise checking websites for the rules you must follow.

CITY BIKE AND SCOOTERS

The bicycle is a green and convenient way of getting around in the city. Bike Sharing is available, either from fixed collection and drop-off stations, or with free-flow bikes.

The BikeMi service operated

by ATM and the Municipali-

BUS

In Milan there are more than a hundred bus routes and 4 trolleybus lines, making this one of the best ways of getting

INFORMATION

DISTANCE FROM MILAN TO: MONZA LODI PAVIA COMO BERGAMO LECCO VARESE CREMONA BRESCIA SONDRIO MANTOVA

around the city. On Fridays and Saturdays, Milan’s night buses run every hour between 2 am and 5 am. Tickets for the bus (and other public transport) can be bought at metro stations, newspaper kiosks, tobacconists’ and from the ATM Milano app.

A standard ticket is valid for 90 minutes and covers one journey on ATM public transport; it costs €1.50. You can also choose a daily ticket (€7), a three-day ticket (€12) and other options.

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METRO

With five lines, 111 stations and 94.5 kilometres of rails, Milan’s metro system is the largest in Italy. It operates every day from 6:00 to 00:30 (7:00 to 19:30 on 25 December and 1 May). The frequency of trains at major stations varies from 2 to 4 minutes, depending on the month and the timetable.

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main overland stations correspond with the metro lines, making travel in the area easy and quick.

AIRPORTS

Milan Malpensa international (Code IATA: MXP) is the largest of the city’s airports. It is 49 kilometres north-west of the Lombardy capital, with connections by Malpensa Express train or numerous shuttle bus services.

Milano Centrale station is the main hub connecting Milan to major Italian and European cities, and Cadorna station offers links to destinations in Lombardy. Other state-run railway stations are Garibaldi, Lambrate, Milano Rogoredo and Porta Genova. The

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HOTELS IN MILAN BVLGARI HOTEL MILANO Via Privata Fratelli Gabba, 7/B ph. +39 02 8058051 bulgarihotels.com CASA BRERA A LUXURY COLLECTION HOTEL MILAN Piazzetta Bossi, 2 ph. +39 02 305430 marriott.com

MANDARIN ORIENTAL MILAN Via Andegari, 9 ph. +39 02 87318888 mandarinoriental.com

GRAND VISCONTI PALACE Viale Isonzo, 14 ph.+ 39 02 540341 grandviscontipalace.com

ME MILAN IL DUCA Piazza della Republica, 13 ph. +39 02 35403218 melia.com

HILTON MILANO Via Luigi Galvani, 12 ph. +39 02 69831 hilton.com

PALAZZO PARIGI HOTEL Corso di Porta Nuova, 1 ph. +39 02 625625 palazzoparigi.com

EXCELSIOR HOTEL GALLIA Piazza Duca D’Aosta, 9 ph.+ 39 02 23312093 marriott.com

PARK HYATT MILAN Via Tommaso Grossi, 1 ph. +39 02 88211234 hyatt.com

HOTEL CHATEAU MONFORT Corso Concordia, 1 ph. +39 02 776761 hotelchateaumonfort.com

PORTRAIT MILANO Corso Venezia, 11, Milano ph. +39 02 3679 95800 lungarnocollection.com

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MILANO Via Gesù, 6-8 ph. + 39 02 77088 | fourseasons.com

TIVOLI PRESIDENT MILANO HOTEL Largo Augusto, 10 ph. +39 02 77461 |tivolihotels.com

GRAND HOTEL ET DE MILAN Via Manzoni, 29 ph. +39 02 723141 grandhoteletdemilan.it

THE WESTIN PALACE MILAN Piazza della Repubblica, 20 ph. +39 02 23312097 marriott.com

HOTEL DEI CAVALIERI MILANO DUOMO Piazza Missori, 1 ph. +39 02 88571 hoteldeicavalieri.com HOTEL PRINCIPE DI SAVOIA Piazza della Repubblica, 17 ph.+ 39 02 62301 dorchestercollection.com HOTEL VIU MILAN Via Aristotile Fioravanti, 6 ph. + 39 02 80010910 hotelviumilan.com

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CITY LIFE HOTEL POLIZIANO Via Angelo Poliziano, 11 ph. +39 02 3191911 citylifehotelpoliziano.it

HOTEL AURIGA Via Pirelli, 7 ph. +39 02 66985851 auriga-milano.com HOTEL BIANCA MARIA PALACE Viale Bianca Maria, 4 ph. +39 02 83427500 biancamariapalace.com HOTEL CAVOUR Via Fatebenefratelli, 21 ph. +39 02 620001 hotelcavour.it HOTEL MOZART Piazza Gerusalemme, 6 ph. + 39 02 33104215 hotelmozartmilan.com HOTEL NH COLLECTION MILANO TOURING Via Ugo Tarchetti, 2 ph. +39 02 63351 nh-hotels.com

CORE: MILANO Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 14 thecoreclub.com

HOTEL THE SQUARE MILANO DUOMO Via Alberico Albricci, 2-4 ph. +39 02 727071 tehsquaremilano.it

CROWNE PLAZA MILAN CITY Via Melchiorre Gioia, 73 ph. +39 02 66717715 cpmilancity.com

HOTEL WINDSOR MILAN Via Galilei, 2 ph.+39 02 6346 hotelwindsormilan.com

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MILANO VERTICALE UNA ESPERIENZE Via Carlo de Cristoforis, 6, ph. +39 02 62271 unaitalianhospitality.com

MANDARIN ORIENTAL LAKE COMO BOUTIQUE HOTEL STRESA Corso Umberto I, 21 - Stresa (VB) ph. +39 0323 086753 boutiquehotelstresa.com

ROSA GRAND MILANO STARHOTELS COLLEZIONE Piazza Fontana, 3 ph. +39 02 88311 collezione.starhotels.com PALAZZO CORDUSIO GRAN MELIÁ Piazza Cordusio, 2 ph. +39 02 49597294 melia.com

HOTELS OUT OF MILAN

BVLGARI HOTEL ROMA Piazza Augusto Imperatore, 10 - Roma

GRAND HOTEL TREMEZZO Via Regina, 8 - Tremezzina (CO) ph. +39 0344 42491 grandhoteltremezzo.com GRAND HOTEL VILLA SERBELLONI Via T. Olivelli, 1 - Bellagio (CO) ph. +39 031 950216 villaserbelloni.com

Via Fratelli Cairoli, 2 - Como ph. + 39 031 346111 palazzosangottardo.com

Salita Baratta, 16 - Portofino (GE)

CASTELFALFI

VILLA CORTINE PALACE HOTEL

Località Castelfalfi -Montaione (FI)

Viale C. Gennari, 2 - Sirmione (BS)

ph. +0571 892000 castelfalfi.com EXCELSIOR PALACE Via San Michele di Pagana, 8 ph. +39 0185 230666 excelsiorpalace.it GRAND HOTEL ALASSIO BEACH & SPA RESORT Via Gramsci, 2/4 - Alassio (SV)

ph. +39 030 9905890 hotelvillacortine.com VILLA D’ESTE Via Regina 40, Cernobbio (CM) ph. + 39 031 34 81 villadeste.com

HILTON LAKE COMO Via Borgo Vico, 241 - Como (CO)

ph. + 39 0182 648778

ph. +39 031 338 2611

ghalassio.com

hilton.com

GRAND HOTEL BRISTOL SPA RESORT

HOTEL CENOBIO DEI DOGI

Via A. Orientale, 369 - Rapallo (GE) ph. +39 0185 273313

RESORT- RELAIS & CHATEAUX

A RADISSON COLLECTION HOTEL

PORTOFINO

belmond.com

Viale delle Palme, 16 - Genova

PALAZZO SAN GOTTARDO LAKE COMO,

SPLENDIDO A BELMOND HOTEL

ph. +39 0185 235300

GALLIA PALACE BEACH SPA

capitoloriviera.com

mandarinoriental.com

bulgarihotels.com

HOTEL CAPITOLO RIVIERA ph. +39 010 7001616

ph. +39 031 32511

ph. +39 0636080400

Rapallo (GE) L

Via Caronti, 69 - Blevio (CO)

Via delle Sughere Punta Ala (GR) ph. +39 0564 922022 galliapalace.it GRAND HOTEL MIRAMARE Via Milite Ignoto, 30

Via N. Cuneo, 34 - Camogli (GE) ph. + 39 0185 7241 cenobio.it HOTEL PALAZZO LOVERA Via Savigliano 12, - Cuneo (CN) ph. +39 0171 690420 palazzolovera.com TURIN PALACE HOTEL

Santa Margherita Ligure (GE)

Via Paolo Sacchi, 8 (TO)

ph. +39 0185 287013

ph.+39 011 0825321

grandhotelmiramare.it

turinpalacehotel.com

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