European attractions

The Milan Memorial Cemetery is an extensive cemetery designed by architect Caro, renowned for its artistic tombs and numerous exquisite sculptures. Opened to the public in 1866, the cemetery’s architectural carvings showcase the work of several contemporary and classical Italian sculptors. The main entrance of the cemetery is a Hall of Fame, a neo-medieval marble […]

Located in the southwest of the city, Milan’s Canal can be seen once you pass through the Arco di P.Ta Ticinese, where the port and the canal are situated. This area still retains the essence of old Milan. What used to be a laundry area has now become a photography studio for young artists, skillfully

Milan Chinatown is highly renowned in Europe, situated in the bustling Paolo Sarpi district of Milan. It is considered one of the largest Chinese communities in Italy, hosting hundreds of Chinese businesses, ranging from department stores, clothing shops, Chinese supermarkets, to Chinese restaurants. The street is lined with numerous Chinese eateries, many of which offer

The Milan Sports Center is the training ground of AC Milan, a strong team in Serie A. This sports center is also one of the larger sports training centers among European clubs. Every AC Milan fan wants to visit here. If lucky, they can also meet their favorite star and get an autograph. Opening hours:

The Civic Aquarium in Milan, officially known as Acquario Civico, is a small yet beautiful attraction. Established in 1906, it was one of the series of buildings constructed for the Milan World Expo. It is located within the Sempione Park and is one of the few buildings from the Expo that were not demolished. Today,

The Triennale di Milano is located on the west side of Parco Sempione. It is a museum dedicated to displaying design works. This museum is now often used to hold various exhibitions and activities, showcasing Italy’s achievements in design, urban planning, architecture, music, and media art. It highlights the relationship between art and industry. The

The Milan Cathedral Museum is an integral part of the Milan Cathedral. This museum showcases the history, architecture, and art of the Milan Cathedral, making it a significant cultural attraction in the city. Established in the mid-twentieth century, the museum aims to protect and exhibit the cultural and artistic heritage of the Milan Cathedral. The

The Swiss Miniature Park is located in Melide town south of Lugano. It is a miniature landscape park in Switzerland and was officially opened in 1959. Here there are models of 130 houses, castles and historical sites. There is also a children’s playground and cafeteria, making it a great place for family parent-child tours. The

The Genoa Aquarium, also known as GenoaAquarium, is one of the largest aquariums in Italy and an important global institution. It was built for the 1992 World Exposition and serves as a hub for education, scientific research, and culture. Officially opened to the public on October 15, 1993, after its complete construction, it was expanded

Chiaravalle Abbey, located in Milan, Italy, is a renowned Cistercian monastery. The monastery was once surrounded by an independent town called Chiaravalle Milanese, which now belongs to the 5th district of Milan. Construction of the monastery began in 1135 as a daughter house of the Clairvaux Abbey in France. It is also one of the