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The best things to do in Milan

Read our guide to the best attractions in Milan, as recommended by Telegraph Travel. Plan your trip with our expert reviews of the best things to see and do.

The best bars and nightlife in Milan | Telegraph Travel

What are the best Milan neighbourhoods for international residents?

What are the 5 best Milan neighbourhoods for international residents

Discovering Varese on bikes

From July 22nd to 31st Varese Lake will welcome the World Rowing Championship Under 19 and Under 23. What a better occasion to discover its beauty through a bike ride? Here you can find a few proposals of paths crossing Varese Territory, from lakes to mountains

Kaiju No. 8 Takes Over Metro Station in Milan

The installation covers almost 270 square meter of space in total

World Cultures in Milan

Milan men's fashion week was clear about one thing: it's time to dress for good times ahead

The best restaurants in Milan | Telegraph Travel

These are unusual times, and the state of affairs can change quickly. Please check the latest travel guidance before making your journey. Note that our writer visited pre-pandemic. Milan offers one of the most exciting restaurant and dining landscapes in Italy. Although a constantly changing culinary scene, with new fads and foods coming and going to serve the city’s cosmopolitan crowd, it would appear that traditional Italian cuisine remains at the vanguard – though you’ll still find quirky pop-ups, cute cafés, designer restaurants and fashionable hangouts aplenty tucked away in all pockets of the city.  Duomo & Montenapoleone Identità Golose

Porta Romana, Milan

Porta Romana, Milan Porta Romana An open international competition has been announced to masterplan a new Olympic Village at Milan’s Porta Romana railway yard [Deadline: 11 January 2021] Open to multidisciplinary teams of urban planners, landscape architects, mobility and environmental sustainability experts and infrastructure designers – the competition seeks proposals to transform an enormous 216,779m² disused train depot into accommodation for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Advertisement The project – backed by Italian developers COIMA and Covivio and luxury fashion brand Prada – Will create a 1,000-unit athletes’ village along with offices, social housing, railway infrastructure and a large 100,000m² park connected to the wider city. Accommodation for the Olympians will be converted into student housing following the games.