One Day and Night in Milan (Italy) - Top Things To Do plus HIDDEN GEM - Leonardo Da Vinci’s Vineyard

Milan Duomo is a really old cathedral that has been around since the 1300s and it took six centuries to complete, offering impressive architecture and rooftop views of Milan.

Piazza del Duomo is where those iconic pictures are taken from before going inside the cathedral.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is Italy's oldest shopping gallery and a hub of cafes, restaurants, and designer stores, known for tourists getting photos.

A cool statue of Leonardo da Vinci located in a small park across from the famous Teatro alla Scala.

Pinoteca di Brera is an impressive building that today is an art gallery featuring Italian art from the 1200s to the 1900s.

The Brera neighborhood is famous for design and aperitivo.

Pizzeria Piccola Ischia, located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood, is where they ate a mix of four different types of pizza on one and a calzone.

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.

Castello Sforzesco is one of the city's most famous landmarks built in the 1400s by the then duke of Milan of the ruling Sforza family; inside it houses a number of museums which showcase different things including ancient art egyptian museums musical instruments and more.

Sempione Park is great for a wander and even has an aquarium theater and modern public art.

Arco della Pace is Milan's answer to the Arc de Triomphe.

The Navigli district is picturesque with its canals and small shops and canal side restaurants and it's also known for having great aperitivo.

The church of Santa Maria de la Gracie contains the last supper painting.