Having fun in Milan

“Milan, a city to drink” was an old slogan used to define this effervescent city. Even today, the Milanese capital is one of the richest centers of social events and trade fairs in Italy. Restaurants, clubs, theaters and events have made Milan famous throughout the world, telling of its fast and at the same time fashionable lifestyle.

An oasis of fun in the heart of the city

The Navigli of Milan, once canals used for the transport of goods, are today one of the liveliest and most popular areas of the city, especially when it comes to entertainment.

What you can do:
Aperitif: The Navigli are famous for their happy hours, with rich aperitifs and unlimited buffets at affordable prices. You can enjoy a drink in company, tasting appetizers of all kinds, in a cheerful and informal atmosphere.
Nightlife: The area offers a wide choice of nightclubs, from pubs to cocktail bars, from discos to live music clubs. You can find the perfect place to dance until dawn or listen to your favorite music.
Restaurants: If you want a romantic dinner or lunch with friends, the Navigli boasts a wide variety of restaurants for all tastes and budgets. You can enjoy typical Italian dishes or international specialties in a refined or welcoming environment.
Events: The Navigli are often the scene of events, such as concerts, markets, festivals and events of various kinds. You can immerse yourself in Milanese culture and tradition by participating in one of these events.
Walk: If you prefer a more tranquil activity, you can take a walk along the Navigli, admiring the historic buildings, romantic bridges and suggestive evening lights. You can also rent a boat and take a tour of the canals, enjoying the city from a different perspective.
The Navigli are an ideal place to have fun, socialize and discover the true soul of Milan. Their lively atmosphere, their rich offer of venues and their suggestive beauty make them a must-visit for all visitors to the city.

A 360-degree journey into design

The Salone:

What is it: The Salone del Mobile is the most important international design fair in the world, held every year in Milan in April.
Where: The fair takes place at the Rho Fiera exhibition center, located northwest of Milan.
What to see: At the Salone del Mobile you can admire the latest design innovations in furniture, lighting, furnishing accessories and home accessories. There are over 2,300 exhibitors from all over the world.
For whom: The Salone del Mobile is an event aimed at industry professionals, designers, architects, retailers and design enthusiasts.

The Fuorisalone:
What is it: The Fuorisalone is a series of collateral events to the Salone del Mobile that take place throughout the city of Milan during Design Week.
When: The Fuorisalone takes place in conjunction with the Salone del Mobile, in April.
Where: Fuorisalone events take place in various locations in Milan, including showrooms, art galleries, museums, shops, historic buildings and outdoor spaces.
What to see: Fuorisalone offers a wide variety of events, including exhibitions, installations, presentations, workshops, performances and parties. You can discover the latest design trends, meet new designers and emerging talents, and immerse yourself in the creative and lively atmosphere of Milan Design Week.
Who is it for: Fuorisalone is an event open to everyone, design enthusiasts and non-designers alike. It is a unique opportunity to discover the city of Milan in a new light and to live an unforgettable cultural experience.

Useful information:
How to get to the Salone del Mobile: The Rho Fiera exhibition center is easily accessible by public transport. The M1 metro line connects Milan Central Station with the Rho Fiera stop.
How to get around during Fuorisalone: ​​Fuorisalone takes place throughout the city of Milan, so it is advisable to use public transport or rent a bike. Many events are within walking distance.

Tip:
If you plan to visit the Salone del Mobile, it is advisable to buy tickets online in advance, especially for weekdays.
For the Fuorisalone, download the official app to stay updated on events and to plan your itinerary.
Wear comfortable shoes because you will be walking a lot!
The Salone del Mobile and the Fuorisalone are two unmissable events for all design lovers. If you are interested in the world of furniture and architecture, or if you simply want to live a unique and stimulating experience, you cannot miss this opportunity.
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The Mecca of Milanese football: history, events and curiosities

History:
The Giuseppe Meazza stadium, better known as San Siro, is located in Milan and represents one of the temples of Italian and world football.
Inaugurated in 1926, it was initially owned by Internazionale, which played its home games there.
In 1947, Milan, the other great city team, began sharing the stadium with Inter, giving rise to one of the most heated rivalries in Italian football.
Over the course of its history, San Siro has hosted memorable matches, both in the league and in European competitions, including the 1965 Champions Cup final won by Inter against Liverpool and the 2007 Champions Cup final won by Milan against Liverpool.
The stadium has undergone several renovations over the years, the last of which dates back to 2009, when it reached its current capacity of approximately 75,923 seats.

Football events:
San Siro hosts the Serie A home games of AC Milan and Inter.
It is also a frequent venue for the Italian national football team, both friendly and official.
The stadium has also hosted the Coppa Italia final on several occasions, as well as the Supercoppa Italiana final.
At the European level, San Siro has hosted two European Cup/Champions League finals (1965 and 2007), three UEFA Cup/Europa League finals (1990, 1997 and 2009) and one UEFA Super Cup final (2007).
The stadium was also chosen to host the UEFA Euro 2020 final, which took place on 11 July 2021.

Fun facts:
San Siro is nicknamed “La Scala del Calcio” for its evocative atmosphere and its importance in the world of football.
The facade of the stadium is characterized by two rings of illuminated towers, which give it a unique and recognizable appearance.
Inside the stadium there is a museum dedicated to the history of Milan and Inter, with memorabilia and mementos of the two teams.
San Siro has also been used as a set for numerous films and TV series, including “The Conformist” by Bernardo Bertolucci and “The Talented Mr. Ripley” by Anthony Minghella.
San Siro is a magical place for all football lovers. Its glorious history, its unique atmosphere and the exciting matches that take place there make it a legendary stadium and an undisputed symbol of the city of Milan.

Tip:
If you have the chance, attend a football match at San Siro for an unforgettable experience.
Visit the stadium museum to learn about the history of Milan and Inter.
Take a guided tour of the stadium to discover its secrets and its most suggestive corners.
San Siro is a place not to be missed for any football and sports lover. Its history, its beauty and its unique atmosphere make it a true monument of world football.