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Milan Cathedral
The cathedral was so gorgeous up close! Going inside and taking pictures with friends was a great time for us all - although the prices around there are not ideal - i'd say the experience is worth it. We went twice - first, there was a peaceful protest happening in...
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Greek Fusion
Aren't you bored to go always by the same places? It's time for something different !! What about a cheap and tasty food in a cool atmosphere by the Navigli... Greek Fusion it's a must go place open every day at any time with Greek freshly made...
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Vittorio Emanuele II gallery
Hello guys! Today I want to tell you are a place that amazed me in Milan "the Italian fashion capital". This gallery is one of the most central and famous of his city and is called Vittorio Emanuele II. Inside there are shops of prestigious Italian brands and although...
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Temakinho
I am a big fan of sushi rolls, especially with prawns or salmon! So I definitely had to do my research on the best go-to sushi restaurant in Milan when I moved here a few months ago to study. After checking ratings online and consulting a few friends who were here...
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Le Banque
I visited Le Banque, a discotheque in Milan near Brera and Duomo, for an Erasmus party held there as part of their weekly party nights. The entrance is through a relatively narrow road, in an existing building of classic European architecture. Lit up with blue...
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Kineo Cafe
Kineo Cafe, at Via Pier della Francesca, 54, was a very nice experience. I visited it for an Erasmus pre-party on a Thursday evening, before the party shifted to Gattopardo club on the same road. The Kineo Cafe is not very big in size, but extends over two floors, an...
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Fondazione Prada
The Fondazione Prada, a museum/gallery dedicated to the display of art in the form of paintings, frames and installations, is located in the South of Milan. It has designed by Rem Koolhaus of the architecture firm OMA. It houses both permanent and temporary exhibitions,...
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Alcatraz Nightclub
Last weekend my friends and I went to the biggest nightclub in Milan: Alcatraz. We had been told that it was big but they were holding back. The best part was that we were told the entrance fee for guys was around 15 euros and 12 euros for girls. However, once we got...
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Sirmione
If you're staying in Milan, Venice, Verona or any other city in the north of Italy and looking for a day-trip that combines on-the-beach style relax, exploration of little typical Italian burgs with lots of delicious food and little picturesque streets, history, art and...
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Quartieri Porta Nuova - Porta Garibaldi - Isola - Milano - Italy
Progetto Porta Nuova has undoubtedly allowed the restructuration of a vital area in Milano. But what stands now as the skyline of Milano will still see several additions in the near future, as the area is very much still under a full rehabilitation! The key aspects have...
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Monumental Cemetery
The Monumental Cemetery of Milan This place, where the richest people rest amongst works of art, will remind you that you can't buy life, but rather you just get into debt with it. Despite everything that can be related to a cemetery, this one is more like an open air...
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Duomo
Milan is one of the most underrated cities in Italy, but I've lived there for one year and I can confirm it is a gem. It's full of amazing food, world-reknown fashion and dozens of places to visit. The Duomo is just the most famous. When you arrive and you see it you...
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Simplon Park
Simplon Park is located in Milan's old town, just behind the Sforza Castle, around a fifteen minute walk from the Duomo Cathedral. It's one of my favourite areas in the city and one of the parks that I have liked the most during my time spent in Europe. It's an enormous...
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Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is located in the Piazza del Duomo in Milan, Italy (right next to the Duomo Cathedral). This gallery is famous for its beauty. I didn't know that it was a shopping centre, I thought it was actually an art gallery and that you even would...
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Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
This church is located in Milan city centre, around 15 minutes from the Duomo Cathedral and about 10 minutes away from the Sforza Castle and the Simplon Park. I wanted to talk to you about this church because it is very famous in Milan for its interior. In fact, it...
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Sforza Castle
Sforza Castle (Castello Sforzesco) is located in the historic quarter of Milan. This castle, along with Simplon Park (which is located just behind it), was the place that I liked the most during my visit to Milan (in addition to the Duomo and the Galleria Vittorio...
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Navigli
Navigli is an area close to the canals in Milan, surrounded by plenty of cozy cafes and bars, perfect to spend evenings in. Italy is known for their culture of aperitivo and spending evenings dining together, enjoying meals, drinks, and long conversations for hours. You...
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Magnum Pleasure Store
Magnum Pleasure Store, as a name suggests, is an amazing experience involving delicious ice cream and a lot of belgian chocolate. Just by looking at the pictures, I wish I could go back there! It is a good alternative to traditional Italian gelato. It is not only...
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Villa Necchi Campiglio
Villa Necchi Campiglio is an astounding 1930s villa, designed by the finest architecture of the ' art déco'. It is a villa designed for one of the wealthiest families in the area in the name of elegance and modernity (many small things, like the systems to call the...
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Ostello bello
As a Milanès, this is hands down, my favourite place in town. It is as the same time the hall of an hostel, a pub, a concert venue... and a comfy living room. I usually come here with my friends for a beer ( 3 euros approx for a beer, 4,5 for a spritz, slightly more...