Tourism in Milan

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Harvesting Chestnuts on Monte Barro

How do you say Chestnuts in Italian? Castagne  I have to admit, I had no idea that chestnuts came from these spiky pom-poms. I really never thought about it. You really must…

Beaches and Lidos Lake Como

Lake Como is a resort destination that you can visit without having to actually stay in a resort. Anywhere you go you can find public beaches, or secluded alcoves where you can sunbathe, relax and enjoy the panoramic view of the lake. Lido is the Italian word for beach, or beach club and are usually equipped […]

Romantic Milan, Love is in the Air

There are many romantic scenes and places in Europe, but Milan is unique. It’s not seen or depicted as a romantic city in films or art, but it will surprise you.  For…

Il Duomo Cathedral of Milan

Milan has the third largest cathedral in the world. The Duomo is the third largest cathedral in the world after St. Peter’s in Rome and the Cathedral of Seville. Taking over over…

3 Day Trips Less Than 50 Miles from Milano

Looking for quick and easy day trips to do from Milan? You don’t have to travel far to see and experience some of the most beautiful places in Italy. Retired physician and…

Bernina Scenic Train & Lake Como

Overview Experience the beauty of Lake Como and the stunning views from atop the Swiss and Italian Alps on this full-day tour from Milan. Stop in the historic lakeshore village of Varenna—one…

Milan Museums & Exhibitions Open after Lockdown

MILAN Feb 2021– Museums in Milan are gradually reopening: here you will find the timetables of those who have already published information on reopenings. This page will be updated as frequently as possible.…

Carnevale in Milan (Carnival, Mardi Gras)

        Parties, parades and celebrations are held on the last day of the Carnival period. Carnival in Milan Il Carnevale di Milano  is celebrated on the day before the…

Harvesting Chestnuts on Monte Barro

How do you say Chestnuts in Italian? Castagne  I have to admit, I had no idea that chestnuts came from these spiky pom-poms. I really never thought about it. You really must be careful walking through the woods at this time of year. The wind sways the trees above and you can hear the thump-thump […]