Best Attractions in Milan

A string of five picturesque fishing villages on the Italian Riviera, known for their colorful houses, dramatic cliffs, and hiking trails.

A glamorous stretch of Mediterranean coastline in southeastern France, famous for its beautiful beaches, resorts, and vibrant atmosphere.

A captivating archipelago in Lake Maggiore, featuring three unique islands: Isola Bella, Isola dei Pescatori, and Isola Madre.

Naviglio Grande is Milan's largest navigable canal, a popular destination for evening strolls, dining, and experiencing the city's vibrant aperitivo culture.

The Navigli canals are historic canals used for tourism and recreation, surrounded by historic architecture, bars, and restaurants, known for its aperitivo culture.

The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is one of his most famous works.

Vicolo Lavandai, translating to Alley of the Washers, was once a gathering place for washerwomen who used to wash clothes in the nearby canal.

A tall steel tower located in Parco Sempione, offering panoramic 360-degree views over Milan.

Eating Europe offers tours that are educational, entertaining, and delicious.

Leonardo da Vinci's vineyard is where you can experience a private residence villa owned by the Duke of Milan, Ludovico el Moro, and visit the villa, the gardens, and the small vineyard.

Offers amazing views of the city, accessible with a ticket.