Milan highlights
Rome might be thepolitical capital of Italy, but when it comes to fashion and business, Milanundoubtedly wears the crown; indeed it might be said to have more in commonwith New York than Naples.
Rome might be thepolitical capital of Italy, but when it comes to fashion and business, Milanundoubtedly wears the crown; indeed it might be said to have more in commonwith New York than Naples.
Rome might be thepolitical capital of Italy, but when it comes to fashion and business, Milanundoubtedly wears the crown; indeed it might be said to have more in commonwith New York than Naples.
This tour startswith a visit to the cathedral, in the heart of Milan, the fourth largest in theworld and undoubtedly one of the finest examples of gothic architecture.
As world capital offashion and design, Milan is a shopaholic’s paradise and what better way toexplore than with your own personal shopper?
Named appropriatelyafter Leonardo da Vinci for his amazing scientific inventions, this museum isgreat for young and old alike and is the largest of its kind in Italy and wasfounded in 1953.
Go a little bitoff-piste today and see a couple of fine museums that are not on the usualtourist trail.
Immerse yourselvesin the beauty of the Catholic basilicas today. First up is a visit toS.Ambrogio, one of the most ancient churches in Milan and dating back to 379AD.
Your tour will take you to see some of the more important religiousparts of the city, along with the remains of a 4th century Roman imperialpalace.
You will visit two museums, which are outside the area where most of the famoussights are found, but are worth it as they allow you to experience the artisticwealth and aristocratic elegance of the
The Basilica of Sant’Eustorgio is one of the most historically tied churches in Milan.
San Nazaro is the Basilica Apostolorum, founded in 382 on via Porticata,and was the first of the basilicas requested by St.
