Best Activities for a Rainy Day in Milan

THE 10 BEST Milan Rainy-Day Activities

Best Activities for a Rainy Day in Milan

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  • Nick W
    10 contributions
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    Looks amazing, especially at night when it's all lit up. Did the rooftop walk and got some amazing views from above the Square. šŸ‘ŒšŸ‡®šŸ‡¹ā›Ŗ
    Written March 17, 2024
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  • alice
    Poznan, Poland29 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Incredibly beautiful, yet extremely crowded. A lot very high-fashioned people haha. Still, a must-see on your trip to Milano.
    Written February 29, 2024
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  • Helen L
    Athens, Greece569 contributions
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    Whatever you do in Milan, please do not miss visiting this breathtaking masterpiece! Book as sooner as possible tickets , i did the mistake to try finding tickets 1 week before traveling and i struggled. I found tickets eventually through get your guide, it was expensive but totally worth it!
    Written March 15, 2024
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  • ThomasJarrett
    6 contributions
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    The exterior of this church is rather plain, and you would not know the true beauty of its interior unless you have done some research. However, the interior is spectacular. Dozens of beautiful paintings of Biblical events such as Noahā€™s Ark, etc. It is absolutely incredible inside, and I would definitely recommend you visit, as it is free to enter and not very busy when we went
    Written January 16, 2024
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  • Ī‘ĪšĪ‘Ī›Ī‘ĪĪ˜Ī™Ī£
    Litochoro, Greece717 contributions
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    It was a very good idea to visit this museum of art !!
    We got to see paintings from the most famous renaissance painters such as Raphael , veronese , tizziano and Caravaggio !
    Written January 31, 2024
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  • Tanmouss
    Oslo, Norway2,056 contributions
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    What a stunning theatre! The first look inside is breathtaking with its red burgundy tones, its 6 layers of balconies, its high white ceiling and massive chandelier. We were lucky to be able to watch a Mozart pice played by the royal orchestra and lead by the famous South Korean director Myung-Whun Chung. Enchanting.
    Written January 22, 2024
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  • Tommo
    Melbourne, Australia50,434 contributions
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    We visited Santa Maria delle Grazie whilst on our guided tour of the Last Supper.

    Its also known as "Holy Mary of Grace" and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The convent contains the mural of The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, which is in the refectory. This is a famous and worthwhile painting tio view. Tickets can be difficult to obtain.

    It is a blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles and was built on the site where a chapel with a fresco of the Madonna, known as Madonna delle Grazie, once stood.

    The construction of the church was started in 1466 and completed in 1490.
    Written February 21, 2024
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  • SiĆŗlĆ³ir
    Bishops Stortford, UK77 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Stunning yet unassuming building with some hidden gems. It looks like an old church - but you don't realise how old until you explore the details. The gold-leaf covered ceiling dates to the 5th century. There are several well-preserved relics on display.
    Written December 23, 2023
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  • Airborne503
    Raleigh, NC39 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    What an absolute stunning example of a post WWII Milanese mansion. A beautiful interior filled with art and furniture and a lush green exterior. A perfect way to spend a quiet hour or so in Milan.
    Written December 10, 2023
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  • jamese141
    London, UK35 contributions
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    I visited Stadio Giuseppe Meazza expecting to find it in a bad way. I didnā€™t (although the bars and toilets are a bit shabby). And yet its days are apparently numbered. The decision to award the American firm Populous with a contract to build the ground's replacement is indicative of humankind's profligacy and appetite for novelty ā€“ for building anew for its own sake. To say that the Giuseppe Mezza is no longer 'fit for purpose' is defeatist, inarticulate, lazy and patently untrue. The structure is sound, the viewing angles are perfect and there's more room for manoeuvre than there is in many newer grounds (it is after all a UEFA Category 4 accredited stadium). If an architect can't find a way to put in place whatever amenities are supposedly lacking then they're not much of an architect. Moreover, if anybody makes a claim for sustainability, they're having a laugh. The environmental and economic impact of tearing down and disposing of a ground of this size will be massive, not to mention the cost of putting in place the foundations for what follows. And if you think Iā€™m being naĆÆve, cynical or overly romantic, then consider this. Stadio Giuseppe Meazza might be the most iconic and recognisable stadium in Europe. In an age where branding counts for so much, what sense does it make to get rid of it?
    Written February 16, 2024
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  • Francesco Z
    Latina, Italy1,031 contributions
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    What amazing place. Plenty of values and arts. It has been filled of many thing. What historical and architecture place. I was lucky to have a really nice guide for a private event and it was amazing
    Written December 13, 2023
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  • MissMannersApril
    Hartbeespoort, South Africa101 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    This is not your normal church and itā€™s really interesting to see. Thereā€™s an almost irreverent and fun element to the church choir. See for yourself!
    Written September 30, 2023
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  • manuela g
    Sant Lluis, Spain23 contributions
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    I did it in 2004 and then I discovered a parallel world made of mental images. Images that live in our own brains that have not difference with the images processed by our own eyes. You'll discover how an impairment could become a resource. Trust me, you'll be disappointed. And you'll give a great help to visual impairment community!
    Written February 12, 2019
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  • sophie
    8 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Lovely museum to visit on my trip to Milan. I booked my ticket through the museums official website and had a mobile ticket. I arrived an hour early and they let me straight in, no problems at all! The museum showcases the history of technology, industrial, space, science and much more. My favourite part was the Leonardo Da Vinci gallery on the top floor. Theres so much to see, Iā€™d recommend a good hour and a half minimum to really take it all in and have a good look round. On each floor thereā€™s access to the outside balconies if you need a few minutes with some fresh air. There are lots of activity areas which you can book online. Only go to this museum if any of the topics mentioned are of interest otherwise you may not enjoy it. The marking on the floor werenā€™t the easiest to follow however you can download a map of the museum on your phone through a QR code when you enter. I managed to get around ok. Toilets are clearly marked and there are lots of them. When you want to leave the exit is also clearly marked and you can enter the gift shop (there are also toilets here too) the gift shop has lots of good merchandise, especially for children. I enjoyed my slow walk around the museum!
    Written January 10, 2024
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  • ElĆ©lĆ©
    8 contributions
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    Nice place to visit. Cheap (as -25 years old in Avril 2023 we payed 3ā‚¬ each). A quiet place with few people, and lot of paintings to see. There also is a cloakroom for people like us who had a lot of luggages. It displays paintings and explanation about the history of Milan.
    Written April 30, 2023
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