I went to Milan this year to watch the Italian Grand Prix. We arrived early on the Thursday so I booked a food making class. We were chatting to our instructor about Milan and what to do and see here and she dead ass said, “Milan is no good for tourists, other than the Duomo I don’t know why anyone would choose to come here when there are so many other places to go in Italy.” 😂 Anyway, we stayed until the Wednesday and I can concur. There’s literally no reason to visit Milan for multiple days on a city break. A day is fine, but beyond that there’s nothing to see or do. The city as a whole is not geared towards tourists at all like Paris is, for example. It would a bit like (if you’re from the UK, like I am) deciding to spend £1500.00 to spend a long weekend in Birmingham. Yes, there will be something to see, but you don’t need to spend 5 days there. You will be bored.
Hi there, this is one of the best videos we have watched preparing for our own Milan and Lake Como trip. Simple to follow and good references. We are wondering if you purchased a transit pass for the time you were there and what are your recommendations for prepurchase for trains and public transit. Thanks!
Thank you! Yes we bought our train tickets in advance for the longer journeys. This was via the official ItaliaRail website (like journey from Milan to Venice or so). For the Lake Como part, we rented a car from Milan which was pretty cheap. We dropped it back in Milan airport before flying out 😊. You can also get to Como City by train from Milan though!
Yep, went for the F1 last weekend and booked a few days either side. We did a cooking class and the girl there straight up said Milan is not for tourists, there is Duomo, but that’s it. If you want to see Italy, don’t come to Milan 😂. Anyway, after spending the Monday and Tuesday after the race there, I concur.
If you are using public transport with no issues and only want to see the outside than one full day is enough to see most of attractions. If you want to visit museums, do shopping and go to the lake for at least one full day than 3-4 days is a good amount of time. If you want to go slow and enjoy than you can take a full week. Make sure to not go during interio design week in April prices get crazy
Too much overpriced designer junk. To have real style you need to mix with vintage, things you find for nothing. Its not about labels its about understanding history, I mean knowing your fabrics, different art movements etc., then your style will come together. You won't look like a label victim, you will present something interesting, and it will have your own voice.
Pretty cool that you're doing an Italy series since I want to visit next year around the Fall 🙏🏽
Nice! 👍
I too want to visit around the same time
I love milan
Thank you because my name is Milan
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The best itinerary to follow in Milan. Thank you. It was very helpful.
Thank you! 🙏
I went to Milan this year to watch the Italian Grand Prix. We arrived early on the Thursday so I booked a food making class. We were chatting to our instructor about Milan and what to do and see here and she dead ass said, “Milan is no good for tourists, other than the Duomo I don’t know why anyone would choose to come here when there are so many other places to go in Italy.” 😂
Anyway, we stayed until the Wednesday and I can concur. There’s literally no reason to visit Milan for multiple days on a city break. A day is fine, but beyond that there’s nothing to see or do. The city as a whole is not geared towards tourists at all like Paris is, for example. It would a bit like (if you’re from the UK, like I am) deciding to spend £1500.00 to spend a long weekend in Birmingham. Yes, there will be something to see, but you don’t need to spend 5 days there. You will be bored.
have a good day ❤
Nice video my mother is from Milan my dad is from the UK.
beautiful
Hi there, this is one of the best videos we have watched preparing for our own Milan and Lake Como trip. Simple to follow and good references. We are wondering if you purchased a transit pass for the time you were there and what are your recommendations for prepurchase for trains and public transit. Thanks!
Thank you! Yes we bought our train tickets in advance for the longer journeys. This was via the official ItaliaRail website (like journey from Milan to Venice or so). For the Lake Como part, we rented a car from Milan which was pretty cheap. We dropped it back in Milan airport before flying out 😊. You can also get to Como City by train from Milan though!
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This video has convinced me that Milan has nothing to offer besides Lake Como and Verona.
Yep, went for the F1 last weekend and booked a few days either side. We did a cooking class and the girl there straight up said Milan is not for tourists, there is Duomo, but that’s it. If you want to see Italy, don’t come to Milan 😂. Anyway, after spending the Monday and Tuesday after the race there, I concur.
Good job
Nice video
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Nice city
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Best Months to go are April / May to watch an Inter game in the Giuseppe Meazza.
What time of the year did you go? We are visiting Milan, Genoa/Cinque Terre and Venice at the end of August. Wondering if it's warm.
Yes it should be nice and warm then! We were there at the beginning of May.
like it
Do they have like a Weekly Ticket for trains and Bus?
Not that we know of! We just got our ticket in the train station
Im literally desperate to find out where you had that ossobuco!! Please tell mee
That was in Risoelatte Ticinese in Naviglio
How many days do you recommend
If you are using public transport with no issues and only want to see the outside than one full day is enough to see most of attractions. If you want to visit museums, do shopping and go to the lake for at least one full day than 3-4 days is a good amount of time. If you want to go slow and enjoy than you can take a full week. Make sure to not go during interio design week in April prices get crazy
Agreed with above! The highlights of the city center can be visited within a day as they’re all very close to one another 😊
Are there Bundle transport Ticket that we could buy and choose from?@@Swan.princess
Too much overpriced designer junk. To have real style you need to mix with vintage, things you find for nothing. Its not about labels its about understanding history, I mean knowing your fabrics, different art movements etc., then your style will come together. You won't look like a label victim, you will present something interesting, and it will have your own voice.
Those rooftop bars are not authentic or cultural. They're cookie cutter cringe.