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Airport

Malpensa Airport (MXP)

Charming and undoubtedly impressive, Milan is the richest and most elegant city in Italy - a perfect example of vintage romance that meets and blends with modern urban reality. In a country full of landscapes and natural beauty, Milan is a more modern addition to the charm of Italy, having to offer its visitors a taste of fashion and high aesthetics, good food and imposing architecture, being in fact the artistic capital of the country.

Shopping centre of Italy and at the same time ""capital"" of fashion, Milan is home to many businesses, where you will have the opportunity to observe how the locals live, as they prevail over the number of tourists in the city. With endless choices of entertainment, amenities, as well as an excellent transportation system in the city, you won't get enough of your walks from morning till night! Enjoy the imposing architecture of the city, influenced by a patchwork of rhythms over the centuries. Try delicious traditional Milanese flavors, such as risotto Milanese and the famous panettone. Drink an aperitivo in the city that established the time of the well-known and now beloved habit of Italians. And of course, don't forget to visit the world-famous ""Scala of Milan"" or ""Teatro alla Scala"" as the locals know it.

And for the fashion addicts, Milan will not leave you complaining, since it hosts the biggest names of Italian fashion – Valentino, Versace, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani and Missoni, to name but a few!

So Milan is a city that combines everything - history and modern culture, amazing food, lots of shopping, wonderful walks in the city! Really, there's nothing more one could ask Milan not to be given in the most generous way...

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The history

The history of Milan begins with a Celtic settlement in 400 BC. It was conquered by the Romans in 222 BC and later became the capital of the Western Roman Empire. As the Empire declined in the following centuries, many different groups invaded the city, including the Visigoths, the Huns and the Lombards. During the Middle Ages, Milan flourished as a commercial hub. From the 13th and 15th centuries, the powerful Visconti family ruled and brought a period of glory and wealth to the city. In 1386, the magnificent Duomo Cathedral was built. Although Milan developed as an important city of the Renaissance from the 15th century, it unfortunately had to clash with the French, Spanish and Austrian rulers until Italian the unification in 1871. The Kingdom of Italy had, in fact, been proclaimed by Napoleon at the beginning of the 19th century, but when its occupation ended in 1814, the region of Lombardy, including its capital, Milan, came under Austrian control, with Austrians leaving in 1859 after numerous uprisings. Although Rome was designated capital after the final phase of unification, Milan became the true economic and cultural leader of Italy. It was developed on a key industrial base, with rail links expanding into the city and its banks dominating the country economically. Actually, the fascist leader Benito Mussolini emerged in Milan in the early 20th century. He and his followers marched to Rome in 1922, taking control of the country. As the centre of Italian fascism, Milan was heavily bombarded by the Allies during World War II. It is a miracle that so many historical treasures from that period survived, including the opera "La Scala", "Castello Sforzesco" and Da Vinci's "Last Supper". After the war, the population grew as southern immigrants came to seek work and modern skyscrapers such as the Velasca and Pirelli towers began to appear. By the 1980s, many fashion houses were based in the city (including Armani, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana) became a global success and Milan became one of the world's leading fashion capitals.

Milan history

Il Duomo (Milan Cathedral)

The huge cathedral of Santa Maria Nascente, which the Milanese simply call "Il Duomo", with a capacity of up to 40,000 people, is one of the largest and one of the most magnificent churches in the world - the ultimate example of the flamboyant Gothic style and architecture. It began being built in the 14th century, but its facade was completed in the early 1800s, during the Napoleonic era. Its roof is covered by 135 finely carved stone peaks and the exterior is decorated with 2,245 marble statues, while its stained glass is some of the largest in the world.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Starting on one side of the Piazza del Duomo and opening on the other side of the Piazza della Scala, the great Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II was designed by Giuseppe Mengoni and built between 1865 and 1877. It was then the largest commercial arcade in Europe, with a dome standing 48 meters above its mosaic floor. Marking the beginning of modern architecture in Italy, it now stands as a wonderful example of an industrial construction made of 19th-century iron and glass. And it's still a beautiful, vibrant place where locals meet in its elegant cafes and browse its luxurious shops. In fact, it is such an important part of Milan's local life that the locals call it "il salotto" or "the salon".

Teatro alla Scala

Perhaps the most famous opera in the world, the Scala of Milan has hosted and continues to host the music of all the great opera composers and singers. The theatre can accommodate 2,800 people and its season starts in early December and ends in May. It's hard to find tickets most of the time, but it's not impossible, especially if you schedule your visit in time. In the same building is the Museo Teatrale alla Scala, where you will find a collection of costumes, historical and personal souvenirs of great artists, whose works were performed in Skala, including Verdi, Rossini and Arturo Toscanini. If there is no rehearsal in progress, the museum offers access to see the interior of the opera itself!

Panettone

There are many stories about the exact origin of this Christmas bouncy fruit cake and almost all point to Milan as its birthplace. Panettone can be found everywhere, especially during the festive season, with boxes pilling up in bakeries and supermarkets, filling entire corridors. Many people buy it as a gift for friends and family, believing that nothing spreads as much joy as a slice of panettone and a glass of prosecco. Of course, don't be surprised when you discover that there are patisseries that bake panettone all year round. These points have conquered the notorious fruity bread, which is filled with large pieces of candied citrus and raisins.

Risotto alla Milanese

Most people do not know that Italy is the largest rice producer in Europe. The crop is grown mainly in the flat valley of the Po, also known as the "rice bowl of Italy", where Milan is located. It is therefore not surprising that one of the most traditional Milanese dishes is risotto, especially the risotto alla Milanese. Legend has it that this dish appeared in the 16th century, when one of the apprentices working in Duomo's stained glass decided to add saffron to the white rice, which gives it the wonderful golden-yellow color we know!

Cuttlefish

A breaded veal cutlet fried in butter, the "cotoletta alla Milanese" can be found almost everywhere in Milan, almost in any restaurant or street food place. Relative creation of the schnitzel, the cutlet is a rich dish without being excessive, something that makes it eaten as a simple and relaxed lunch or dinner with friends or family. There are many ways of preparing the dish, making some versions heavier than others, with one thing for sure - you should not leave Milan without having tasted this juicy and delicious creation!

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