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So you had a good time exploring the fashion and finance capital of the world, the first time you visited Milan. You are thinking of planning a trip to the sophisticated Italian city again, but you visited all the famous tourist spots the last time and are unable to figure out what to see anymore. Well, fret not! We have compiled a list of some secret underrated tourist places of Milan, which only the locales know., along with some traveling tips to help you have a nice trip.
Fonderie Milanesi, Navigli:
Known as the canal district of Milan, Navigli is famous for its bar culture, cozy terraces, and apperivito. One of the most interesting places here is a nineteenth-century style old farmhouse with its vibrant vintage art furniture and snuggly courtyard. Head to this place for a brunch scene and eat whatever you like from the menu at 20 bucks.
San Vittore al Corpo:
If you think you are done seeing the famous basilicas and cathedral of Milan and haven’t heard of San Vittore Corpo, then you haven’t seen everything. Build in the 16th century, this church and monastery with its stunning all-white rooftop and spiritual vibes are a must visit for ardent religious people.
Sforza Castle:
So you visited the famous fashion square street ‘ Quadrilatero della Moda the last time. MAybe this time you should check out an underrated Milan fashion street, only appreciated by the locals. Fashion is prevalent in Milan because of one of the suavest and fashionable princesses of Milanese Renaissance, Beatrice d’Este, Ludovico Sforza’s spouse who was known for being a trendsetter. You can also visit streets like Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Via Paolo Sarpi and Via Canonica, Corso Buenos Aires and Brera district
Cinque Vie :
It is one of the most ancient parts of Milan and heaven for archeology fervent. Here you can see some unheard of old churches and historical sites. Named literally after its location ‘five street crossing’ Cinque vie to hold Milan’s oldest treasures.
TIPS FOR TRAVELLING IN MILAN:
BUSINESS HOURS:
Unless it’s a major tourist area, Milan businesses operate on varying schedule throughout the week. Many businesses are closed on Monday. Most of the markets don’t operate from 2pm to 4pm. The business usually closes their premise by 8 pm or 9 pm on weekdays and Saturdays.
WHERE TO BUY TICKETS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:
By purchasing a transportation ticket in Milan, you can travel for as many times as you need for 90 minutes at a time. You can find public transportation tickets at magazine or book stands, or anywhere you see a huge T sign, i.e., Tabacchi cafes denoting they see public transport tickets.
WEATHER:
You never know when the sky might pour in Milan, so it would be in your best interest if you carry an umbrella at all times with you.
So pack your bags and board the next flight to this enigmatic and beautiful city. If you are worried that your plane might be delayed and you won’t be able to find a safe conveyance, we suggest you pre-book a taxi transfer service. They are stationed right outside the Milan-Malpensa AIrport and have flight-status tracking facility, ensuring you get a ride to your accommodation anytime and every time. You can choose between private taxi transfers or shuttle service.
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