Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele was built by Giuseppe Mengoni between 1865 and 1877 using 353 tons of iron for the structure and glass. The octagonal gallery is…
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Naviglio Grande
Naviglio Grande is the most famous ship canal of Milan; in between historical small shops and tenements with communal balconies, you will be able to taste the best cocktails in the city and you will see the most exclusive houses of Milan. You can have very exciting boat rides.
Colonne di San Lorenzo
The sixteen marble Columns of San Lorenzo represent the Imperial Milan; this place has become a hangout on weekends and in summertime. There are many restaurants, bars and fashion shops.
Naviglio della Martesana
The Naviglio della Martesana is one of the Milanese canals. It origins at Trezzo sull’Adda and it flows till the Darsena in Milan. You can take a ride by electric boat from Canonica to Concesa or you can ride a bike on the cycling lane all along the Naviglio to enjoy the spectacular view steeped in history or to enjoy delicious wine and food.
Corso Como
Corso Como is a pedestrian area conjoining Porta Garibaldi station with piazza XXV Aprile near the new skyscrapers in Porta Nuova and Isola neighbourhood. This area is one of the most important places for the daily and nocturnal life of Milan.
Central Station
Central Station in Piazza Duca D’Aosta is one of the main European railway stations and it is the second in Italy in terms of traffic volume. The area around the station is full of restaurants, pizza places, trattorias old Milan style and bars.
Via dei Mercanti
200 metres long, Via dei Mercanti is the way connecting Piazza del Duomo to Piazza Cordusio and via Dante. On one side, you can see Palazzo dei Giureconsulti, a Congress Centre of Milan and on the opposite side the Palazzo della Ragione.