Milan: Find a Local and take a city tour!
You will stroll through an area of Milan that intrigues you the most with your choice of: 1. Old Town and Fashion Quadrilateral: Main attractions: Duomo di Milano, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Teatro alla Scala, Palazzo Reale, Museo del Novecento. Features: This area represents the beating heart of the city, rich in historical monuments, art and culture. The Duomo, with its imposing Gothic facade, is one of the symbols of Milan. The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of the most elegant shopping galleries in the world. The Fashion Quadrilateral is the luxury shopping area, with boutiques and stores of the most prestigious international brands. 2. Brera and the Adjacent Areas (Cultural District) Main attractions: Pinacoteca di Brera, Teatro Piccolo, Brera Botanical Garden, Brera Palace. Features: Brera is a fascinating district, rich in history and culture, known for its art galleries, cobbled streets and typical restaurants. The Pinacoteca di Brera is one of Italy's most important art museums, housing works by Caravaggio, Raphael and many other masters. The area is also home to the famous "Teatro Piccolo," one of Italy's most renowned theatrical centers. 3. Navigli and Porta Genova Main attractions: Navigli Canals, Darsena, Navigli Market, "Leonardo da Vinci" National Museum of Science and Technology. Features: The Navigli are famous for the picturesque canals that were once used to transport goods. Today, this area is known for its lively nightlife, with bars, restaurants and art galleries. The Darsena is a meeting point for locals and tourists alike. It is also an area of great cultural ferment, with events and markets. 4. Porta Romana, Porta Venezia and the residential areas Main attractions: Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Villa Necchi Campiglio, Museum of Natural History, Indro Montanelli Park. Features: These areas, while not as central as the previous ones, are still very significant. Porta Romana and Porta Venezia offer a combination of historic architecture, parks, and a growing food scene. The Porta Romana area, for example, is famous for Milan's spas, while Porta Venezia is a bohemian area with a wide variety of vintage stores and cafes. I, Clara, will accompany you and we will discover together curiosities about this diverse and special city. I will show you Milan as I know it and how its most world-famous places are experienced daily by the Milanese. I will tell you some historical events, curious facts, but I will also show you my favorite places. At the end of the day you will have had a unique tour, and if you like, we will also have an aperitif in a place I will introduce you to, outside the usual touristy schemes!