If you’re planning a trip to Italy and will be visiting Milan, we recommend you check out Lake Como. It’s well worth it for the breathtaking scenery alone: majestic mountains, crystalline water, stately homes, picturesque streets… In short, one of the most beautiful scenes in the whole of Lombardy.

If haven’t tried Spritz yet, you don’t know what you’re missing! Originally from the Veneto region, this drink made with Prosecco, soda water and Aperol (in its sweet version) or Campari (in its bitter version) pairs perfectly with typical Italian appetisers and is now all the rage in Milan too. Come with us to discover the best appetisers in Milan!

Fashion, football, concerts, art, business, pleasure… Milan has many attractions, but whatever it is that has brought you here, you’re going to need somewhere to stay. If you’re wondering which is the best area to stay in Milan, here’s a brief guide to the city’s most popular neighbourhoods with travellers

Milan Cathedral, generally known by its Italian name, Il Duomo, is an immense Gothic cathedral that towers over the city centre and forms the backdrop to countless tourist photos.

One of the sights in Milan you really mustn’t miss is La Scala Opera House, one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, in the heart of the country that was the birthplace of opera.

When you think of Milan, refined and elegant are two of the first words that spring to mind. So you might think that Milan’s not so great for kids… but it’s not true!

Three airports service Milan: Malpensa, Bergamo and Linate. We’ll show you how to get from tem to the centre of the city.

Today’s cities have become quite generic. Take away the museums and architecture and you’ll find the same shops, chain restaurants, fashions, music and so on. What do you do when you have seen the sights, museums and architecture and you want a real cultural experience? You get out of the city, of course. Get out and explore the neighbouring towns and countryside, which is where you’ll find the real cultural differences. Join us as we go exploring with day trips from Milan.

Since cities such as Florence, Milan, Rome and Venice began producing elaborate clothing and ornaments in the 19th century, Italian fashion has become one of Europe’s most prestigious. In recent times theses same cities have seen the rises of some of the world’s most famous fashion houses.

If there is one word which sums up Milan, it is fashion. Everywhere you look the ÜberChic are going about their business in a cool, cosmopolitan and sexy way. Home to many of the world’s top fashion labels, Italy’s second largest city is also home to a thriving gay scene. So let’s have a look at Gay Milan.