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A Fashion Capital of the World
A vacation to Italy is not complete without spending a few days experiencing the regional cuisine and the high-fashion mecca of northern Italy.
Milan is the capital city of Lombardy and the second largest city in Italy behind Rome. Home to world-famous design houses and the highest number of Michelin star rated restaurants in Italy, Milan is a global powerhouse when it comes to luxury.
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Milan Hotels
Galleria Vik Milano
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Via Silvio Pellico, 8, Milan, 20121, Italy
Located in Milan's stunning Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping arcade, the Galleria Vik Milano is a true celebration of history, culture, architecture and spirit reflecting Milan's rich artistic heritage.
ME Milan Il Duca
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Piazza della Repubblica 13, Milan, 20124, Italy
Housed in the building designed by architect Aldo Rossi, the ME Milan Il Duca offers a true contemporary interior design experience.
Melia Milano
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Via Masaccio 19, Milan, 20149, Italy
Formerly the Alemagna factory, the Melia Milano was designed by Álvaro Sans Cañada and Luís Moreno de Cala.
NH Collection Milano Porta Nuova
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6 Via Melchiorre Gioia, Milan, 20124, Italy
The building was designed in 1973 by the prominent Milanese architects Marco Zanuso and Pietro Crescini. It’s exterior is inspired by that of large cruise ships.
NH Collection Milano President
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Large Augusto, 10, Milan, 20122, Italy
Located only a short walk from Duomo Square, the fashion district and the Scala Theatre; this hotel is an ideal place to stay for both shopping and exploring the city.
NH Milano Palazzo Moscova
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12 Viale Monte Grappa, Milan, 20124, Italy
Originally designed by architect Giulio Sartim, the building hosted Milan's first railway station. This heritage can be seen in its neoclassical façade which was typical of train stations during the 1840's.
NH Milano Touring
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Via U. Tarchetti 2, Milan, 20121, Italy
The NH Milano Touring is located within walking distance to the Indro Montanelli park and gardens.
Rosa Grand Milano
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Piazza Fontana, 3, Milan, 20122, Italy
The hotel is conveniently located in the fashion district near the Galleria, home to many Cafes and chic boutiques. Also within walking distance is the famous Duomo.
Starhotels Anderson
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Piazza Luigi di Savoia, 20, Milan, 20124, Italy
In the heart of the city, directly across from the Milano Centrale Train Station, the Anderson hotel offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere with elegant interiors and exceptional service.
Starhotels E.c.ho
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Viale Andrea Doria, 4, Milan, 20124, Italy
This Ecological Contemporary Hotel brings eco-chic to the center of Milan. Nature lies at the heart of this hotel created to respond to the cosmopolitan, ecology- aware clientele. An ideal proximity to the Milano Centrale Train Station allows easy access to the city’s main cultural, historic, shopping and entertainment hub.
Starhotels Ritz
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Via Lazzaro Spallanzani, 40, Milan, 20129, Italy
Centrally located, this hotel is close to the shopping district of Corso Buenos Aires. Providing quick access to shopping, restaurants, theaters, and bars.
nhow Milano
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Via Tortona 35, Milan, 20144, Italy
Right in the heart of Milan’s fashionable Via Tortona, the nhow Milano is a designer hotel, providing an artistic, modern home-away-from-home, great for exploring all the Design District has to offer.
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Overview
Looking around Milan, it's easy to see a passion for design and aesthetic. The architecture of the city features gothic designs like the Santa Maria delle Grazie and the Duomo di Milano; the art deco Torre Velasca and Museo del Novecento; and modern structures like La Torre Arcobaleno, Bosco Verticale, and Casa della Memoria.
It is virtually impossible to say Milan without mentioning the fashion icons that call the city home. As far back as the 16th century, Milan has been considered a fashion city. Along with London, Paris and New York, Milan is one of the four fashion capitals of the world. Design headquarters for Prada, Armani, Valentino, Versace, and Dolce and Gabbana call the city home. Twice a year Milan hosts Fashion Week, one of the most anticipated events in the international fashion industry.
As one of the major railway hub for northern Italy, Milan makes an ideal place to stop and spend a few days as you travel the country. While Milan does not have the historic architecture and ancient buildings like other parts of the country, it holds its own when it comes to art collections. The Pinacoteca di Brera features masterpieces from regions conquered by the French army. Museo Novecento features more than 400 works from 20th-century Italian artists displayed in chronological order to showcase the evolution from early 1900's art to avant-garde movements.
Cuisine in this region differs from other areas of Italy. Combining the fruits, herbs, and spices of the Mediterranean with the cooking methods and pastry techniques of France, chefs were able to develop a flavor profile that is uniquely Milanese. An example of this blend of influences is the staple dish Risotto ala Milanese, a saffron-infused risotto. Indulge in the Milanese tradition of an evening aperitivo, a happy hour where guests receive a buffet of finger foods and sandwiches when they buy a beverage.
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Athletics : Milan is home to two professional football teams, A.C. Milan and F.C. Internazionale, both clubs play out of San Siro Stadium, the largest stadium in Italy. Milan is also home to Olimpia Milano, the most titled basketball club in Italy.
The Duomo : The Duomo is the second largest church in Italy after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the third largest Catholic city in the world. Construction began in 1386 and continued for more than 600 years. The last bronze door was installed in 1965 signifying the completion of the Duomo.
Santa Maria delle Grazie : A former Dominican convent and home to Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper.
Shopping : Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is Italy's oldest operational shopping mall. Designed in 1861 by architect Giuseppe Mengoni and named after the first king of Italy the Galleria Vittorio looks more like a palace than a shopping mall.
Teatro alla Scala : One of the largest Opera houses in Europe, Teatro alla Scala accommodates more than 2,000 spectators and is recognized as one of the leading Opera and ballet theaters in the world.
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Region: Italy
Transfer Company: Your Private Italy
Transfer Company: Your Private Italy
Trains
| From | To Milan |
|---|---|
| Rome | 4 hours 30 minutes |
| Venice | 2 hours 30 minutes |
| Florence | 2 hours |
*Overnight Trains
