Artist’s Day in Milan
Milan may be known first-and-foremost for its fashion, but it’s also home to an incredibly rich art and dining scene. You can find some of the most important pieces of Italian Renaissance art, such as da Vinci’s The Last Supper, but fine art and architecture at the Triennale di Milano Museum and 20th century works at Museo del Novecento. The city expertly combines old and new traditions – which you’ll experience not only through your surroundings, but also through food. Enjoy Italian classics for lunch and aperitivo, and modern culinary creations for dinner and post-dinner drinks, once again proving how Milan strikes the perfect balance between the classical and the new.
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A taste of the day
Stop 1
9:00am Morning at Castello Sforzesco
Start your day bright and early at Castello Sforzesco, an iconic red-brick castle that has had many faces over the years…
Stop 2
11:00am Triennale di Milano Museum
Established in 1923 with the purpose of fostering fine arts and architectural advancements, the Triennale di Milano Muse…
Stop 3
12:30pm The Last Supper before Lunch
Book your tickets online in advance to avoid waiting at Santa Maria delle Grazie, the 15th century church and Dominican …
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