About Milan

The Majestic Milan

If you’re planning a vacation to Italy, you’ll almost certainly want to include a stop in Milan as part of your itinerary. But would it be worth the trip, and what else does this metropolis have to offer? At once charming and gritty, Milan is Italy’s richest and most fashionable city, a wonderful illustration of old-world romance colliding with modern steel. With so many natural wonders in Italy, Milan may be forgotten in the midst of all of them.

Dream Places in Milan

A thriving metropolis in Northern Italy’s Lombardy region, Milan is known as the world’s fashion capital for good reason. Milan, the fashion capital of the world, draws millions of visitors every year from all over the globe. Many travelers flock to Milan to shop in the metropolis’ renowned retail districts, which include Prada, Armani as well as Versace stores. Milan is Italy’s third most visited city, behind Rome and Venice, owing to attractions such as Sforza Castle, Duomo Cathedral and Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.
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History

Inspiring Your Journey

The city of Milan is a great alternative for those who like to get off the beaten track while still having access to a wide range of activities and conveniences. The Duomo of Milan, Sforzesco Castle, Santa Maria delle Grazie, and Sempione Park are just a few of the city's most famous sites that you'll pass as you go through this historic region.

Full of Elegance

Milan's attractions, apart from some few splashy trademarks such as the Duomo and Castello Sforzesco, aren't necessarily eye-catching. But, a visit to one of Milan's majestic palazzos, however, will reveal some of the city's most stunning architecture as well as a wealth of Renaissance art.

Full of Elegance

The Fashion Capital

Taking place twice a year in February as well as in September, the Milan Fashion Week is a must-attend event for anybody interested in the fashion industry or the media. Milan Fashion Week, which is coordinated in part by the non-profit Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, has about 70 runway shows and 90 designer demonstrations for every international clientele.