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Visit Milan in a Week End 1/21 01 july 2013 Location : Milan, Italy Description Many Italian friends say that Milan is not a beautiful city, too industrial! Well they have some many astonishing cities like Rome, Florence and Venice that they place the bar really high. There are many beautiful things in Milan, and believe it\'s worth a visit! Restaurants Valentino Vintage 1 Corso Monforte 16, Milan, Italy Valentino Vintage is located in downtown Milan in 17th century building; It is a spot for the people working in the center and you must book in advance to get a table during week days. The food is ... Bistrot Da Giacomo 2 Via Sottocorno 6, Milan, Italy This place has a fantastic atmosphere, very good food and nice service. Maybe my favorite in town. One of the few ones where the kitchen is open til 24:00 and it's open 7/7. Most places in Milan c... Café Trussardi 3 Piazza della Scala 5, 20121 Milan, Milan, Italy In a highly touristic and business neighborhood, the Café Trussardi is a classy place to have a coffee or a meal. The card does'nt offer a huge choice, but the things offerred are well prepared and n... La Rinascente Restaurants 4 Via Santa Raegonda 3, Piazza Duomo, Milan, Milan, Italy In addition to the different restaurants (Sushi, Mozarella, steak house, italian,...) there are a few bars (Champagne, juice,...). The most impressive is definitly the terrasse just in front of the... Activities Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 5 Piazza de la Scala, Piazza del Duomo, Milan, Italy I've put the Galleria in the Monument section rather than in the Shopping's as it's much more a monument than a real shopping gallery nowadays. This gallery is definitly the most beautiful and gran... Duomo: Cathedral of Milan 6 Piazza del Duomo, Milan, Italy This Neo-Gothic Cathedral is totally made of White and Pink Marble, and is amazingly decorated and scuptured. It's mixture of style, between the Visit Milan in a Week End 2/22 01 july 2013 Gothic french inspired and the Roman renaissance style... Travel Tips Visit Milan walking 7 Milan, Italy Here's a nice tour to do the most out of Milan monuments and places of Touristic interest: A- Start at Castello Sforzesco and visit the Castle. It's an important and well preserved medieval castle ... Visiting The Fashion District 8 Milan, Italy Milan's Fashion district covers several streets full of Luxurious shops of the main Italian and international Brands such as Versace, Gucci, Armani, Valentino, Chanel, Louis Vuitton,... The main stre... Emergency Numbers in Milan 9 Milan, Italy Here are the emergency numbers and information you need to Know in Milan; From an internation number, you need to add +39 before the below 7-8 digits numbers. The 3 digits numbers can be dialed for fr....

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