Fashion and art interweave here to create a beautiful movement, telling the long history

[Sunrise][CityScene][Sunset]Milan, as the world's fashion and design capital, not only has a rich historical and cultural heritage, but is also a gathering place for modern art and trends. This is not only a paradise for shoppers, but also an ideal place to appreciate the aesthetics of life. Attractions Introduction 1. Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano): As one of the five largest cathedrals in the world, its magnificent appearance and exquisite carvings are a must-see. 2. La Scala: One of the world's most famous opera houses, it is a pilgrimage site for music and drama lovers. 3. Sforza Castle: Located in the city center, it is a historical symbol of Milan and is surrounded by Sempione Park. 4. Santa Maria delle Grazie: This is where Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Last Supper, is housed. Tickets must be booked several months in advance. Recommended browsing routes 🏃🏃🏃 Start from Piazza del Duomo and visit Milan Cathedral and Royal Palace. Walk to Piazza San Babila and admire the Basilica of San Babila. Head to the fashionable courtyard to experience the fashionable atmosphere of Milan. Visit La Scala Theater and Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II. Continue to Sforzesco Castle and the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Ticket Information[Purse][Purse][Purse] Milan Cathedral: It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance, especially for tourists who want to climb to the top, to avoid long queues. Santa Maria delle Grazie: Tickets for The Last Supper must be booked months in advance. Transportation Information [Taxi] [Taxi] [Taxi] Milan has two international airports: Malpensa Airport and Linate Airport, which can be directly connected to the city by train and bus respectively. The city has well-developed transportation, with subways, buses and trams forming a convenient network. It is recommended to purchase a pass. Accommodation Information[House][House][House] Milan offers a wide range of options from luxury hotels to budget accommodation, such as Apart Milano Lovely Stay and PRESTIGE BOUTIQUE HOMES - Piazza Duomo. Food Information [Wine] [Wine] [Wine] Milanese specialties include risotto Milanese, Milanese pork cutlet and panini sandwiches. Don't forget to try authentic Italian coffee and tiramisu. Notes [RedHeart][RedHeart][RedHeart] The local currency is the Euro. It is recommended to bring a small amount of cash for small payments. Credit cards can be used for larger purchases. The tap water in Milan is drinkable, but restaurants usually recommend buying bottled mineral water. Tipping is not mandatory, but if you are satisfied with the service, you can leave a 5%-10% tip. There are often thieves in tourist-concentrated areas in Milan, so please carry your valuables with you and keep them properly.