Discover Amazing Places in Milan

A seafood-focused restaurant in Milan's stylish Brera district with an open-air bar perched atop angular marble stairs that draw passersby from the street. The fresh ocean-centric menu brings coastal flavors to this landlocked fashion capital.

A five-star boutique hotel in a restored 17th-century seminary, owned by the Ferragamo family. This design-forward property features 73 rooms with Milanese 1950s-inspired interiors, a stunning 3,000-square-meter piazza, Northern Italian restaurant 10_11 (“Ten Eleven”)  , and a 7,500-square-foot spa with pool beneath vaulted ceilings. Every detail—from furnishings to linens—is crafted by Ferragamo, creating an intimate luxury experience in Milan's city center.

Prada's contemporary art museum featuring a nine-floor tower where each level offers distinct avant-garde exhibitions. Don't miss Bar Luce, the on-site café designed by Wes Anderson that feels like stepping into one of his films.

Milan's twin architectural icons. The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II dazzles with its soaring glass-vaulted arcade, frescoed walls, and luxury boutiques from Prada to Dior. Steps away, the Duomo di Milano stands as one of Europe's most magnificent Gothic cathedrals. Skip these and you've missed the heart of Milan.

A 16-room boutique hotel in Milan's Carrobbio neighborhood, transformed from a noble family's palazzo by Matteo Thun & Partners. This design-forward hideaway channels 20th-century Milanese modernism with custom Cassina furniture, geometric boiserie, and terrazzo details.

Right on Piazza Duomo in a fascist-era palace with a Guggenheim-wannabe spiral ramp. This is where Milan keeps its 20th-century hits - starting with a massive socialist painting of striking workers and ending with Fontana's slashed canvases. The Futurist rooms are the real showstopper (Boccioni's bronze guy looks like he's about to sprint off the pedestal). Top floor has a neon-lit Fontana room with killer Duomo views - basically Instagram gold. There's a decent bistro up there too if you need an Aperol break.

This 18th-century palazzo holds Italy's answer to the Louvre - except smaller, quieter, and honestly more enjoyable. The collection started when Napoleon raided churches across northern Italy and needed somewhere to stash the art. Now it's 38 rooms of heavy-hitters: Mantegna's dead Christ, Caravaggio being moody, and that kiss painting that's on every Italian chocolate box. Glass restoration labs let you watch paintings get their facelifts. Pro tip: the tiny botanical garden behind the museum is perfect for decompressing after all that Renaissance drama.

Four-generation family farm since 1939, nestled between Lakes Pusiano and Segrino in the Brianza hills. They produce 35% of what they serve - from morning-milked mozzarella to homemade gelato from their Brown Alpine cows. Farm-to-table dining features handmade pasta, grass-fed beef tartare, and their famous fresh cheeses. Complete with horse riding center and scenic pastures just 40 minutes from Milan.

As the name suggests it’s situated on Via Montenapoleone, it's in the heart of Milan's luxury shopping district. A great place to relax and people-watch.

Thermal SPA

The place provides a perfect setting for a memorable dining experience. They use the finest ingredients from local producers, which is a huge plus.