Milan is an exciting city, and even though it’s packed with tourists, it’s a must-visit destination in Italy and in Europe. The good news is that in a couple of days you can see the best of Milan and have a taste of the city’s history, art, fashion, and food. So, what to do in Milan in 4 days? The truth is: you can do a lot, and to inspire you we’ve prepared a 4-day itinerary that covers all Milan must-see attractions and a few of our favorite spots as well.
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Arrival to Milan and self transfer and check-in to your hotel.
Overnight : Milan Meals: Not available
After breakfast free day at leisure with your hop-on hop-off 48-hour touristic bus.
Visit the majestic Cathedral of Milan: avoid the queues, skip the line and admire the symbol of the Lombard capital. Your expert guide will reveal to you each and every secret of Italy’s largest church and quench your thirst for knowledge. The Cathedral of Milan is the highest expression of Gothic art in Italy and houses the famous “Madonnina” in gilded copper and more than 3,200 statues in the center of the memorable facade. Characterized on the outside by pointed spiers, it houses inside, in addition to the wonderful stained glass windows, an overview of works ranging from the fourteenth century to the present day. The masterpieces, among them the Candelabrum Trivulzio, the Monument to Giangiacomo de’ Medici and the statue of St. Bartholomew skinned, will take your breath away.
To end your visit of the heart of the city in the most beautiful way, you will enjoy a relaxing walk inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, full of trendy cafes and shops. Wander around the boutiques of Italy’s most renowned fashion designers and get some inspiration for the new season. Once upon a time, the gallery represented the link between the Duomo and the Teatro della Scala and allowed the noble ladies of that time to protect themselves from the rain on their way to the theater. And it is precisely here that your visit will end: at the fabulous Teatro della Scala. Founded in 1778 as a court theater, it has hosted and continues to host the greatest works of classical music and theatrical performances. After suffering serious damage during the Second World War, it was rebuilt in record time and came to life again with the great Toscanini. The theater has seen some of the world’s greatest musicians and opera singers perform, such as Pavarotti, Maria Callas and Giuseppe Verdi and continues to be one of the symbols of Italy and Europe.
Overnight: Milan Meals: Breakfast
After your breakfast, free day at leisure
Overnight : Milan Meals: Breakfast
After your breakfast , check out from hotel until noon. End of our services
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