If you’ve ever wondered, “Does Milan have a flea market?” the answer is a resounding yes! Milan may be celebrated for its cutting-edge fashion and …
Vintage Hunting in Milan Flea Markets – Clothings, Antiques & Rare Finds

LIVING IN MILAN
Discover the allure of Milan – a vibrant city blending timeless charm and cutting-edge fashion. Explore iconic landmarks like the majestic Milan Cathedral and indulge in luxury shopping at Quadrilatero della Moda. Immerse yourself in art and culture at renowned museums and galleries, and savour the vibrant culinary scene. Uncover the perfect blend of history, style, and innovation in Milan, the fashion capital of the world.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Does Milan have a flea market?” the answer is a resounding yes! Milan may be celebrated for its cutting-edge fashion and …
As we gradually transition into autumn in Milan, I have put together a list of unmissable events happening in Milan that you may love to …
Milan is a city with many influences from other Italian cities – both in the north and south of Italy. These street foods in Milan …
Congratulations! You’re planning to take that big leap in your relationship and pop the question. Milan may not be the first city that comes to …
Best places to shop local in Milan for authentic “Made in Italy” products, allowing you to immerse yourself in the essence of Italian excellence.
The best neighbourhoods to live in Milan, each offer a distinct experience. The vibrant and dynamic fashion capital of Italy, offers a diverse range of neighbourhoods, each with its own unique charm and character.
Thanks to its central location, lakes in Milan can be reached in as less as 20 minutes from Milan centre.
One of the pecks of living in Milan as a non-European citizen is the agreement between European Union countries to allow free movement of residents and even tourists within the Schengen Area without the need for a Visa.
To find the secret passage, search for Box 892, where you can still see the secret passage that connects the vault with an external safe.
Weekdays in Milan present an excellent opportunity to explore the city’s cultural treasures without the usual crowds.
Experience the magic of cinema under the stars by attending outdoor film screenings in Milan.
Well-known Italian luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Fendi, Valentino, Giorgio Armani, and Gucci – just to mention a few – are the epitomes of the fashion world.
My recommendations are places I have spent quality time at and enjoyed greatly living in Milan. I have listed these places in order of proximity to make it easy for you to navigate.
See my suggestions on how to spend 48 hours in Milan, I will from covering topics from places to see in Milan, to what to eat, and where to shop local.
There are different options for you, which depends largely on how many times you may need to use public transportation in Milan as a tourist or visitor.
At every bubbling corner of the city, you would find arrays of pubs and restaurants packed up with tourists and locals chatting over random topics.
If you have lived in Milano long enough, and most especially engaged in any sort of paperwork, you would be accustomed to the queue at the Post Office, Anagrafe and even the public hospitals.
Four things to consider when deciding are: weather, events, cost, and interests. So below is a guide to help you out in your decision process.
New in town? Get started with these Frequently Asked Questions about Milan and the answers to kick off your experience!
From traditional trattorias serving mouthwatering pasta dishes to trendy Michelin-starred restaurants pushing the boundaries of gastronomy, Milan caters to every palate.
Well, according to the crime and safety index rank by Numbeo, Milan ranks 155 out of 338 countries in 2018.
So once a Taxi driver approached me right from the exit, I just went with him without bargaining on the price, he would be using a metre and I read somewhere online it was about €70 anyways – so that’s just fine by me. Well, false information!
Day trips from Milan do not require a lot of time to plan. The regional train ticket prices remain fairly the same, except for fast trains like FrecciaRossa which gets more expensive closer to your travel date.
I just love to walk the Duomo Square to hear the Christmas songs blasting over the speakers – especially the song “All I Want for Christmas” by Mariah Carey.
For the “Despacito” kind of music lovers, this club is one of the best places to go dancing in Milan.
A perfect choice if you looking to escape Milan for a day to somewhere peaceful and with a beautiful view.
If you plan to throw a bachelorette or bachelor party in Milan outdoors with your friends, then you would find this very useful for planning.
With an open mind and bravery, you can travel solo in Milan and have fun while at it, no matter your reason for doing so. All it takes is adequate planning.
When I think about house hunting in Milan and the costs, I simply grip my heart in despair.
Even though the transportation system within the town is great, people who live on the outskirts of Milan and work in the city often have difficulties coming to town by public transportation.
People often walk up to me to ask, to compare your living experiences in Milan and Palermo. “Which do you prefer?”, they would ask.
COVID-19 in Milan kept a lot of people at home and bored. Many people were tired of eating their own cooked meals and staying at …
The city was quiet and still asleep. Few cars and people were on the road, also because it was a Sunday. The houses at the northern part of the city are built in similar clusters and modern – no anciently carved balconies or windows.
On arrival, it seemed there was a mini street food festival on the lakeside. There were little food trucks, playing loud and funky music with moving statues and clowns adding more life to the frenzy.
Families were here and there and the city was bustling with life.
Happy Valentine’s day! – in two weeks. Is that really a thing here in Italy? What’s she talking about? Well, it’s Valentine’s month so allow me to …
Let me officially say to my readers, Happy New Year! If you follow my social media pages, you would probably notice a lot has been going on …
Chill, it’s a really hilarious and heart-touching story, grab your popcorn and enjoy. Of course, I didn’t die. I live to tell the story.
The cold days are finally here. Many would be interested in how to keep warm and still have a good time, especially if you are …
Goodbye summer! I am not sure what season I should be inviting you to because Autumn starts on September 23 and summer officially ended on …
The Ferragosto Month of August is finally here! While I am excited because of the holiday that comes along with it, I have been dealt …
Free Museums in Milan refers to the tradition of opening public museums for free every first Sunday of each month.
Two things that make July unique are the many concerts and fruits. I have been eating a lot of fruits lately and making homemade smoothies. …
Some people, like me, are stuck in Milan due to work and will only have the chance to get away during the Ferragosto holiday or weekend. Our only respite right now is in tons of gelato and cold baths.
As spring is finally paving the way for summer, there are more outdoor activities you can engage without the worry of catching a cold. I …
After days of deliberating what angle to take on my experience at the recently concluded Milan Fashion Week A/W edition, I decided to tell it exactly …
If you are a lover of the countryside and serenity, you would love Travo. This little town, nestled up against the hills in the Emilia Romagna region is one and a half hour drive away from Milan.
Milano Carnival starts after the Italian Carnival ends. It is typically called “Carnevale Ambrosiano”. Usually, in Milan there is a day parade and a night party …