What to see at Lake Como, the pleasure of sailing among beautiful villas
Lake Como, only 50 kilometres from Milan, offers landscapes, charming villages, and exclusive villas. Get to know its most interesting places.
San Siro: the home stadium of Milan’s two biggest football teams
The San Siro is something of a rarity in the world of football, in that it is the home ground for two rival teams from the same city: Inter Milan and AC Milan.
Lake Garda, practically a sea between the Alps and the Padan Plain
Lake Garda is the largest freshwater lake in Italy, a place where the Milanese escape to enjoy its abundant nature.
What to see in Pavia, a medieval city bursting with art
Pavia is one of the most eye-catching medieval cities in northern Italy and exploring its streets and discovering its dozens of artistic monuments is an utter delight.
Lake Maggiore, a tour of its towns and islands
Lake Maggiore is one of the most magical places in northern Italy, and provides a fabulous excursion from Milan.
What to see in the Dolomites: wonders and challenges in the high mountains
Among Italy’s Alpine massifs, the Dolomites steal the show with their peaks reaching over 3,000 metres, their spectacular landscape, and their plant and animal life.
What to see in Bergamo, an enchanting medieval city
Bergamo, a walled city with palaces and castles, is less than an hour away from Milan. It makes for a perfect one-day excursion.
What to see in Brescia: a historic Lombard city
Roman, medieval and Renaissance monuments await visitors in Brescia, the second largest city in Lombardy and the perfect trip from Milan.
Milan Fashion Week: Italy’s great clothing show
Milan Fashion Week is an essential event for the fashion industry and everything that surrounds it. Don’t miss this glamorous week!
Fiera Milano: Italy’s largest events space
The Fiera Milano, or the Milan Trade Fair, hosts some of Italy’s largest events and conferences. See it for yourself during the Milan Design Week and HostMilano.