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Milan, Italy Travel Guide

Duomo terraces, aperitivo and La Scala

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Why visit Milan

Milan runs to a timetable few Italian cities match: Duomo roof terraces open at 9am, Leonardo’s Last Supper needs booking three weeks ahead, and aperitivo starts at 6pm along the Navigli. A €2.20 metro ride links Sant’Ambrogio, Brera and Porta Romana, so the Pinacoteca, Castello Sforzesco and the Quadrilatero fit into a single day. Risotto alla milanese with osso buco in a neighbourhood trattoria still lands under €30.

Last updated Aug 17, 2026 · Reviewed by the WhatWhereVacay editorial team

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3 days in Milan: what to eat & see

D1 Day 1

Morning
Duomo and its roof terraces
Afternoon
Castello Sforzesco and Parco Sempione
Evening
Aperitivo along the Navigli
Chinotto →

D2 Day 2

Morning
Santa Maria delle Grazie for the Last Supper
Afternoon
Pinacoteca di Brera and its lanes
Casoncelli Alla Bergamasca →
Evening
La Scala opera or a Duomo-side dinner
Osso Buco →

D3 Day 3

Morning
Mercato Centrale breakfast
Panettone →
Afternoon
Fondazione Prada in Largo Isarco
Evening
Risotto dinner in Porta Romana
Risotto alla Milanese →

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