Hello Milan..

Header Milano  Milan,  the city of  Fashion, Art & delicious Risotto.

Hello lovely bloggers,

You may all have noticed that it’s been quite some time that we haven’t updated our latest travels (city trips)…on our blog. So sorry about that!
We recently traveled through the beautiful Italy.  We have already been to this country before, North-Italy . But this time we visited Milan & Rome too.

Our Italy trip started in Milano, the city known of their Fashion and delicious food. People who love everything about fashion this is the place to be! Milan has headquarters of some leading international fashion designers like Prada, Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, Armani, Versace. So its no surprise that this city is considered to be the fashion capital of the world. Milan (capital of Lombardy) is the second largest city in Italy after Rome. People who love art can also see the famous painting of Leonardo da Vinci ‘ last supper here.
If you are visiting Milan you really have to try Risotto. Because as it comes to food, risotto is the major course of the city compared to pasta and pizza in other Italian cities. Tip: Before you start your day make sure to visit Motta cafe, which you can find almost everywhere in Milan. They have super tasty sandwiches, sweets and great Coffee! We also noticed that there is so much ethnic groups in Italy, lots of Chinese, Sri langkan, African and especially Filipinos. We love the multiculture 🙂 .

Unfortunately we only stayed in Milan for 2 days so we weren’t able to see all the sightseeing and meeting up with our blog friend, the always friendly chef Luca. We would love to go back to Milan and try his traditional Italian food which always looks SO delicious. Hopefully someday soon. Check chef Luca’s blog for great recipes.

Where did we go:

Duomo Santa Maria Nascente
Address : Piazza del Duomo 16

CATHEDRAL
Daily 7.00 – 18.40

TERRACES
Daily 9.00 – 18.30.
Closed on Christmas Day and 1st May.

By lift: Full price € 12,00
On foot: Full price € 7,00

It took almost nearly 6 centuries to build this gothic cathedral. The best thing is, the entrance is free! Really beautiful architecture.
The view from the roof of the Duomo is stunning! We bought tickets( incl the elevator). Although we used the elevator, you have to take the stairs to get to the Cathedral terraces. Duomo is really worth a visit.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Address : Piazza Duomo, 20123 Milano, Italy
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday: 10.00 am to 7.00 pm. Sunday closed

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is named after the first king of the kingdom of Italy and is one of the oldest shopping mall in the world. It contains lots of luxury shops and café/restaurants.  
It is possible to reach the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele using the M1/M3 and getting off at the Duomo stop.

 

Dome square

Duomo candle lights

Duomo Milan

Duomo window 1

 

Food

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 2

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 3

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 4

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

inside the duomo

Milano

Motta Milano 1

Motta Milano

Train station Milano

Yummie

Tram

104 responses to “Hello Milan..

  1. The photos are beautiful! You really managed to capture that Milan is the city of Fashion, Art & Risotto (that made me feel water in my mouth).

  2. Great travel post! I would love to visit Milan one of these days. Love the vintage feel of the city, and how it’s so bountiful with unique architecture and tradition, not to mention authentic risotto! 🙂 – Lena

    • Thank you Lena! Yes you can really enjoy the unique architecture and the real traditional authentic risotto in this city! Let us know if you have visited Milan…

    • Hi Adam! We did try, but only in Venice and Rome. Its so delicious you could easily eat it everyday haha. And you are right you can taste the fresh fruit in it. 😀

    • Yes Duomo is really fascinating 🙂 We haven’t visit Florence yet. Hopefully on our next trip to Italy. Do you have any suggestions or must-see attractions in Florence? Thanks for the visit 🙂

    • Thank you! That’s what we thought too on our first trip to Italy. Maybe on your next trip you can include Milan 😉 And of course the Netherlands hihi

  3. It is so fabulous to see your Milan pictures. Last week I literally drove past Milan on my trip through Italy. Unfortunately I did not have the chance to stop, but it is certainly on my list of places to visit (now even more than before ;-> )

    • Hii Afracooking! Ohw too bad you didn’t make a stop in Milan. Hopefully next time if you go to Italy. Did you made a roadtrip through Italy? Must be amazing 😀

  4. Hello, ladies! Great use of photos on your site. I love that you include details for your trips, such as sites, directions & prices. That is so useful for those of us who share your wanderlust!

  5. I really liked your post,
    But I was sorry that you have been such a short time in Milan, I would like to meet you and maybe cook something for you.
    I really hope that there will be other opportunities.
    Thank you so much for giving me mentioned.
    A big hug my friends

    • Hii Luca! Yes definitely we will visit you and sooo wanna try your dishes, cause they look better and better every time you post. Big hug from us!

    • Hi Kelsey! Yes the next time you really should visit Milan, we are sure you will love it 😀 You have a nice blog. Thanks for visiting our blog!

  6. Thanks for liking my post recently. I too have been to Milan, only for a few days, and loved it but my husband loved it even more and is determined to return. We found a fantastic restaurant, accidentally, and I’d recommend it to everyone visiting this amazing city. It is called Limone (http://www.ristorantelimone.it/) and the waiters treated us like celebrities with a glass of champagne upon arrival whilst a gentleman played piano throughout the meal. Just amazing.

    Regards,

    • Hii Life in Camelot! Milan is a great city, we understand he wants to go back hihi. This restaurant Limone looks GOOD, we just saw the website. Definitely worth a visit when we go back to Milan. The dishes looks so Yum, piano play on the background perfect 🙂 And when they treat you like a celebrity is even more better hihi. Good service indeed! Thanks for the Advice, we appreciate it. You are welcome, you have a great blog! Thanks for stopping by 😀

  7. Beautiful ! I miss Milan so much now haha
    Next time you two are going to Milan, you have to visit La Scala, one of the oldest theater, near from la Gelleria Vittorio Emanuele II, sure you will love this place ! Your adventures are so nice to read, thank you ❤ 😁

  8. Ah, I missed the opportunity to visit Milan when I was in Italy last year. Thanks for these great photographs of an incredible city. Also, thanks for visiting my blog! 🙂

    • Hi Iledivix! Ahw hopefully next time when you visit Italy you can make a stop in Milan. You will love it. Thank you for your nice comment and visiting our blog too!

    • Oh wow we just looked up Lago di Coma on Google, that looks A-mazing! We didn’t know about it either. Definitely worth a visit the next time we go. Thanks for letting us know haha..:D

  9. Great article & very useful infos! And the pictures are awesome! Thanks Girls! I will be in Milan in 3 weeks – can’t wait to visit all these places! Joanna / The Rules of Chic

    • Thank you so much Joanna, for your nice comment! We really appreciate it. Glad this post is useful to you. But we are sure you will love Milan. Don’t forget to post about your adventures 🙂

  10. Love the post and made me realize how badly I need to get back to Italy! Those cathedral shots are stunning You truly have a good eye for photography. Sadly, I didn’t make it to Milan as into fashion as I am but it would be a shame to make Italia a one time adventure so I’ll be back soon! Ciao Bella!

    • Hii Joanie, thank you so much! We are glad you like our post and pictures! You will definitely like Milan we are sure of it, the fashion city! Hopefully you will go back someday soon! Thanks for stopping by 🙂 Ciao Bella 😀

  11. Hi twins! I’m glad you thought my post, a few weeks ago, about the renovated market in Milan, was interesting enough for you to like it. I see here that you’ve been to Milan before. If you ever have to pass through Milan again, just contact me and I’ll make you a personal plan for the best area in Milan suited for you and the best places to eat there! Or you can just check out my other main blog [ http://www.milanfinally.com/ ]. Happy traveling! I do have another food question about Indonesians and Surinamese in the Netherlands (I’ve visited the Netherlands before) – but maybe I’ll leave it to next time as it’s not related to this post… Glad to know you!

    • Hi Gaedrow! Your Milan post are very interesting! Wish we knew your blog before we went to Milan hihi. Ah thank you! Unfortunately we haven’t seen everything of this beautiful city, so we will definitely contact you if we are going back to Italy and going to check your other blog 😀 About your food question about Indonesians and Surinamese here in the Netherlands, you can ask us anytime 😉 We are glad to know you too! X0X0

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