Colonne di San Lorenzo
Sights
30
5
Besides being a popular local hangout, Colonne di San Lorenzo is a place of great historical and architectural charm. Drop by to admire the magnificence of the Roman ruins and Basilica di San Lorenzo, located on the opposite side of the square. You’ll be greeted by the sounds of bongos and out-of-tune guitars.
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Palazzo Lombardia
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19
3
If you like modern architecture you can't miss this place! Beside the buildings, there is also a covered square, and another square with rocks, hills and fountains. If it's open, you'll have the possibility to visit a small art exhibition and to go up to the last floor: there is the best view on Milan!
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Private Tour of Milan, the City of Art & Culture
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3 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Japanese, Portuguese
San Bernardino alle Ossa
Fun & Active
17
5
With a short detour from the city center you can find this small chapel where you can experience a great horror atmosphere! The walls are covered with centuries-old skulls and bones from the close former hospital: try not to be scared, you'll feel like they're all looking at you!
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Leoncavallo
Fun & Active
31
2
Nowadays Leoncavallo is a multidisciplinary space dedicated to culture in all its forms, music and, of course, politics. Throughout the year it hosts concerts, debates, exhibitions and a wide variety of other cultural events.
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Cimitero Monumentale
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18
2
With so many tombs, graves, monuments and chapels, so many different architectural styles, so many beautiful statues, you'll feel like you're walking through a park or a museum more than a cemetery! Try to get lost in its alleys and you'll always discover something beautiful!
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MACAO
Fun & Active
20
1
Thanks to a series of self-financed cultural activities, it has now become a permanent meeting place for art-loving locals and visitors. One of MACAO's most important projects was its recent collaboration with Workcenter – an exceptional theatre group based in Pontedera, Tuscany.
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Parco Sempione
Fun & Active
18
1
It’s a place of peace and relaxation (very rare for the centre of Milan!), it’s located near Sforza Castle and the Triennale Design Museum, plus interesting events are often held at the square that connects the park to the castle.
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Museo del Novecento
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18
5
Inside you'll find beautiful 20th-century Italian artworks including the iconic “Fourth Estate” painting by Pellizza da Volpedo. There’s also a nice restaurant/bar where you can have a coffee and admire the Duomo skyline.
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Navigli – Porta Ticinese
Fun & Active
42
6
Walking by the canals is nice, especially in summer. The area is lively and full of bars where you can enjoy a cocktail or simply take a break.
Every Saturday there’s a flea market along the canals, and on the last Sunday of every month there’s a famous vintage and antiques market.
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Pinacoteca di Brera
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17
2
The gallery houses a large collection of masterpieces by Italian and foreign artists dating from the 13th to the 20th century. It was founded in 1776 to assist in the training of Brera Fine Arts Academy students.
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Triennale di Milano
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14
6
Opened in 2007, Triennale Design Museum is the first of its kind in Italy. It’s set up as an interactive space so you’ll get to experience design in a very easy way. It’s suitable for children as well as adults.
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Chiesa di Santa Maria presso San Satiro
Fun & Active
12
3
Because of history (there are some remains from and old shrine from the Middle Age), of art (there are many great works from Reinassance artists like Bramante ), but the main reason to visit it is the apse: I won't say anything and let you discover why!
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Hangar Bicocca
Sights
12
0
If you love art, design and getting out of the city centre, you'll love Hangar Bicocca. Not many people know about it besides creative locals, and a visit will almost certainly guarantee you an artistic experience to remember. The neighbourhood itself is modern and architecturally very interesting.
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Carla Sozzani Gallery
Things To Do
15
2
This place is worth visiting not only for its photo exhibitions, but also for its location. Set in a beautiful courtyard at the heart of 10 Corso Como, it’s a peaceful place to drink coffee and relax.
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GAM Milano
Fun & Active
12
1
Located inside Villa Reale, GAM Milano houses the largest municipal collection of 19th-century artworks in Italy. Artists include Pellizza da Volpedo, Segantini, Canova and many others. In summer, the Villa also hosts various concerts and events.
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