Milan in 1 Day, 2012, Travel Smart and on Budget, visit the most important monuments and Fashion District in as little as 1 day (Goran Rodin Travel Guides - Travel Guidebook)
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Milan in 1 Day is more than a guide.
This is your adviser, tourist guide and all-in-one information when, where and what to do in Milan in 1 Day.
Milan in 1 Day gives the best possible route to visit Milan in as little as 5 – 8 hours. This book has tips on how to save your money, where to walk and which sights are the best to visit.
Using all possible resources with our logo “We Were There for You” this book is full of information that no other guides will give and no other buys are needed.
While other travel guides struggle with finding the sights and giving the appropriate travel tips, this guide will take you to Milan from any airport or railway station.
We are going to walk together from Cathedral to the Fashion District and visit all below mention sights, museums, galleries and trendy streets and piazzas of Milan.
There are exact maps, charts and opening times, telephone numbers, links and addresses for:
Duomo
Pinacoteca Ambrosiana
Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery
La Scala and Museo Teatrale alla Scala
Pinacoteca di Brera
Castello Sforzesco
Santa Maria delle Grazie
Cenacolo Viniciano – Leonardo’s Last Supper and
Fashion District.
Two most demanding are Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and Pinacoteca di Brera. Choose one of them and save 2 hours for the visit. Duomo is visited in 30 minutes and if you wish to walk on the roof reserve another 45 minutes. La Scala Museum is small and 40 minutes is enough, Castello Sforzesco is great to visit from outside, however, if you would like to see all museums within these great walls, then reserve additional 1,5 hours.
Visit should start as early as possible. Immediately after breakfast, around 8,30am – 9,00am we should be on the Milano Centrale Railway Station.
Majority of tourists visiting Milan would like to see Leonardo’s Last Supper.
Ticket cannot be bought in the museum, so... follow the instructions in the book.
With added link on the end of the book you can download and print your own PDF brochure which will make your visit even more successful.
This is your adviser, tourist guide and all-in-one information when, where and what to do in Milan in 1 Day.
Milan in 1 Day gives the best possible route to visit Milan in as little as 5 – 8 hours. This book has tips on how to save your money, where to walk and which sights are the best to visit.
Using all possible resources with our logo “We Were There for You” this book is full of information that no other guides will give and no other buys are needed.
While other travel guides struggle with finding the sights and giving the appropriate travel tips, this guide will take you to Milan from any airport or railway station.
We are going to walk together from Cathedral to the Fashion District and visit all below mention sights, museums, galleries and trendy streets and piazzas of Milan.
There are exact maps, charts and opening times, telephone numbers, links and addresses for:
Duomo
Pinacoteca Ambrosiana
Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery
La Scala and Museo Teatrale alla Scala
Pinacoteca di Brera
Castello Sforzesco
Santa Maria delle Grazie
Cenacolo Viniciano – Leonardo’s Last Supper and
Fashion District.
Two most demanding are Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and Pinacoteca di Brera. Choose one of them and save 2 hours for the visit. Duomo is visited in 30 minutes and if you wish to walk on the roof reserve another 45 minutes. La Scala Museum is small and 40 minutes is enough, Castello Sforzesco is great to visit from outside, however, if you would like to see all museums within these great walls, then reserve additional 1,5 hours.
Visit should start as early as possible. Immediately after breakfast, around 8,30am – 9,00am we should be on the Milano Centrale Railway Station.
Majority of tourists visiting Milan would like to see Leonardo’s Last Supper.
Ticket cannot be bought in the museum, so... follow the instructions in the book.
With added link on the end of the book you can download and print your own PDF brochure which will make your visit even more successful.
