While Rome may be Italy’s capital, Milan has truly staked its claim as Italy’s second city. Not just the 2nd largest city in the country, Milan is also Italy’s commercial, industrial and financial centre. That’s not to say Milan’s culture scene isn’t thriving: a culinary scene that is more varied than any other Italian city, home to two of the world’s top football teams, a thriving hub of fashion and shopping, and a plethora of artistic and architectural marvels mean you won’t be short of things to do in Milan.
Italian
GMT +1
€ 5
€ 30
2 hrs
(from London)
Euro
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