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With a population of 1.3 million, Milan is a glitzy, sophisticated city. A home of fashion, and wealthy from manufacturing, it is often accused of being money-obsessed. Unlike many European hotspots, Milan is almost completely deserted during August, when everyone flees to beach resorts and holiday destinations.

Milan is the home of top models, and overpaid football (soccer) players, and definitely a shopper's paradise. It also offers a few tourist attractions, the most famous of which being the spectacular Duomo, with a 40,000 capacity and an incredible facade. It also offers incredible views from the roof.

Don't forget the beautiful Galleria Vittoria Emmanuale II, perfect for a stroll. It leads towards La Scala, the world's most famous opera house - consider taking in a performance. Leonardo's Last Supper, the painting at the centre of The Da Vinci Code, is available for viewing at Cenacolo Vinciano, but book ahead to ensure you get in. Decide for yourself whether one of the apostles is actually Mary Magdalene.

Food
Italy is rightly famous for its wonderful food, though some adaptations in our home countries mean it's necessary to take care when seeking the authentic in Milan. The delicious carbonara has commonly been mal-adapted abroad to be a heavy, creamy affair. Try the genuine carbonara at Osteria de Lazzaretto, where egg, parsely and prosciutto are stirred through piping hot pasta. It's rich, simple and no cream in sight! Also look out for traditional cuisine of Lombardy including Milanese veal cutlets, osso bucco with gremolata, and saffron risotto Milanese.

Airport
Most international flights arrive at Milpensa airport, about 50km from Milan. Numerous of our car rental suppliers are represented at this airport, so you can collect your great value Milan rental car and go!

It is important to note that some domestic and a few European flights arrive and depart from the smaller Linate airport, which is only 7km east of the city. Make sure you know which is your airport!

Nearby
A Milan car rental really comes into its own when getting out and about in the Italian countryside. The region of Lombardy, around Milan, offers some lovely scenic drives. A particular favourite is Lake Como, only a half hour drive from Milan. The town of Como offers some great vantage points over the lake, with snow capped peaks providing a lovely backdrop. You can also take your bargain Milan rental car to visit the villages of Tremezzo, Varenna and Bergama, which has possibly the most stunning plaza in Italy. Get out and about, and see the countryside.

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Milan, the fashion capital of Italy is a large multicultural city with a lot to offer visitors. As the second largest metropolis in the country, its population has exceeded 5 million. Founded by the Celtics, it was also ruled by the Romans, Spanish, Austrians, and French. After a harsh period and extensive bombing under German rule in World War 2, the city flourished in terms of economic and educational success. As well as being the home of two major football teams, it is also the proud host of international festivals and historical sites.

Best Places to Visit in Milan, Italy
La Scala is the most prestigious opera house in the country. It opened in 1778
Quadrilatero della moda is not for the budget conscious. It is considered the fashion capital of Milan with its many side streets hosting exclusive shops. If you can spend 500 dollars on the plastic, simply for a pair of shoes, this is for you. Otherwise, it still makes for interesting window-shopping.
Restaurants serving traditional Italian cuisine can be found in the Brera and Navigli neighbourhoods. The city is famous for its Cotoletta that is breaded veal
The famous painting of Leonardo, the Last Supper can be seen at the Santa Maria Delle Grazie. This attraction is extremely popular and entrance is limited to a few people at any time. To avoid disappointment, you may want to buy your ticket online before your planned visit.
Get a fantastic panoramic view from the roof of the Duomo, a large church boasting of equally impressive neo-gothic and baroque architecture.

Famous Landmarks
The cathedral of Milan took nearly six centuries to complete and it is the fifth largest in the world. The architecture of outside is worth admiring but artefacts inside the cathedral are equally as impressive. They included ancient statues and sarcophagus.
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is a large glass covered dome walkway consisting of a variety of shops and restaurants.
The public gardens are a spacious green centre in the heart of the city. Within the parks, there is a lake and it makes a great day out for a family picnic.
The Via Dante is a long street showing the diversity of the city. From shops to sidewalk performers, it makes for interesting exploration.

Milan has excelled in terms of preserving its history and artefacts of notable citizens. There are many museums and buildings of research located throughout the city. A few of the best include..

Pinacoteca di Brera is a large collection of paintings by Italian artists including Raphael
The Costello complex houses separate museums including ancient art, musical instruments, furniture, and Egyptian history
The Museum of Risorgimento focuses on the history of Italian unification
Museo del Novecento concentrates on showcasing 20th century art

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