Discover Milan's all main attractions in 1 day. From the famous architecture that combines many different styles to the modern wonders of Milan, discover the full range of wonderful places. Whether you want to pay homage to the famous Italian fashion or get into the old spirit of the ancient architecture of Milan, your guide will guide you through all the places as you wish. Explore hidden streets, local restaurants and small shops that are not included in tourist brochures. Your guide will show you the new side of Milan. In Milan, all the iconic areas are located close to each other, so with the right approach, you can get around them all in a day. Immerse yourself in the visual celebration of quaint medieval architecture, in the wonders of modern art that lurks among the maze of local streets. Your guide will take you to places that are hidden from the eyes of the ordinary tourist. Discover Milan again and get an unforgettable experience!

Milan's iconic landmark, the Duomo Cathedral, is the largest catholic church in Italy and one of the largest in the world. A huge building made of pink and white marble rises above the city like a filigree fairy tiara, striking tourists rushing to it with its refined spires of towers, extravagant gargoyles, many sculptures of saints and bizarre chimeras. Another highlight of the Duomo is the appearance of white and pink marble in different lighting conditions. Some people like the Cathedral in the rays of the dawn sun, others prefer the soft glow of sunset. The famous German poet Heine claimed that there is nothing more mystical and beautiful than the Duomo of Milan, illuminated by silver moonlight.

The history of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in the late Gothic style begins in 1463, when count Vimercati presented a piece of land to the Dominican order, who decided to build their own Church on this site. The architect of the monastery was Guiniforte Solari, and the construction of the Church began in 1469. In 1490, Duke Lodovico Sforza decided to make a tomb of the Church, the architect of which he hired Donato Bramante. Inside the temple, you can see various frescoes that were created by many famous masters, such as Donato Montorfano, who created the fresco "Crucifixion". In the chapel of St. Catherine there are still sculptures by Antonello da Messina, in others the frescoes of Gaudenzio Ferrari and Bramantino. The arcade of the Church leads to the ancient chapel delle Grazie.

The largest, most beautiful and most visited canal in Milan is the Naviglio Grande canal. And this is one of the most unusual places in Milan. Enjoy a walk along the quays of the canal. Along the canal Grande, on the promenade, restored historical buildings that have preserved their former beauty and charm, as well as an abundance of cafes, bars and restaurants, there are tents and shops with souvenirs, antiques and other goods and trinkets. Navigli district is considered one of the coziest corners of Milan, and there are relatively few tourists. And the old narrow streets and canals evoke romantic dreams about the distant past of this Italian city. Once the Navigli canals were as good as the famous Venice. They were vital for providing residents with drinking water, as well as the development of navigation and the operation of numerous workshops. Over time, the water network expanded and then connected Milan with the surrounding lakes and rivers.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a world-famous and historically one of the first European shopping galleries, located on the Piazza del Duomo in Milan. Many boutiques of the most famous designers, including Louis Vuitton, Prada, Gucci, famous cafes and restaurants make the gallery one of the most visited Milanese attractions. The construction of the gallery in honor of king Victor Emmanuel II was carried out under the supervision of the architect Giuseppe Mengoni in the period from 1865 to 1877. The fate of the architect was tragic – he died after falling from the scaffolding during the construction of the building. The gallery contains not only the famous boutiques of Prada, Gucci, etc., but also historical and architectural monuments, a Museum, an observation deck, Michelin restaurants and even a unique 7-star hotel. The famous bookstore, Libreria Bocca, has been operating since 1775! This is the only store in the entire gallery that has been open since its opening without closing.

Marchesi confectionery with a rich history first opened its doors in 1824, and in 2014 passed to very famous new owners. Here you can find great gifts home-confit and marmalade of your own production, fresh chocolate pralines and the best panettone in the city. This coffee shop just deserves your attention, because it has already become a real symbol of the city. Sophisticated design in green and pistachio tones, wallpaper with floral motifs, glass and marble everywhere, as well as cozy corduroy sofas-all this creates an extremely chic atmosphere.