Things You'll Need:
- Valid passport.
- Computer with internet access.
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Browse the fashion houses of the world in Milan, Italy. But don't forget to leave some time for the historical sites, too. Milan is one of the rare combinations of trend-setting city mixed with old world architecture and delights.
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Travel to other Italian destinations from Milan. It is very easy to see Venice, Turin, Florence, Rome, and Tuscany from Milan. Some cities can be day trips, while others will require overnight accommodations.
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Fly into Linate or Malpensa airports, both just outside of Milan, Italy. Linate is closer, but from either one, taxis and buses can whisk you into the city.
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Choose from buses, trams, subways and taxis to get around town. There are no shortage of options in Milan, and the older trams are especially fun for visitors.
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Settle into some of the world's finest luxury accommodations. From penthouse suites with citywide views to smaller 'pensiones' that will cater to every need, Milan knows how to treat a traveller well. To book accommodations, contact the Milan Tourist Board at 011-39-(0) 27-2524301 or visit the Web site (see Resources below).
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Consider renting an apartment for a longer stay. There are many time share and long term rental options available for a homier, but no less luxurious stay in Milan.
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Expect single rooms at luxury hotels in the heart of Milan to run approximately 50 to 90 euros per night, while double rooms will cost about 90 to 120.
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Shop the famed stores along the winding streets near the Piazza del Duomo. There's always time to catch your breath at one of the many cafes.
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See Da Vinci's masterpiece 'The Last Supper' in the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
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Tour a Renaissance castle. The Castel Sforzesco was once a Medici stronghold, but is now open for all.
