Ferragosto in Italy | What Italians do on Ferragosto
Local communities come together to celebrate with live music, dance performances, street food vendors, and cultural activities that vary from region to region.
Complete One Day in Milan Blog + Best Visual Guided Map
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.
Best Time to Visit Milan: A City for All Seasons
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.
Living in Milan, Italy: A Vibrant City of Culture and Style
From traditional trattorias serving mouthwatering pasta dishes to trendy Michelin-starred restaurants pushing the boundaries of gastronomy, Milan caters to every palate.
Is Milan Safe for Tourists? Read My Personal Experience
Well, according to the crime and safety index rank by Numbeo, Milan ranks 155 out of 338 countries in 2018.
House Hunting in Milan: Personal Story + Best Insider Tips
When I think about house hunting in Milan and the costs, I simply grip my heart in despair.
Palermo vs Milan: 10 Top Guaranteed Reasons To Live In Palermo
People often walk up to me to ask, to compare your living experiences in Milan and Palermo. “Which do you prefer?”, they would ask.
Things to do in Milan this September
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 31st of August in Milan. My recommendations are coming later than usual, but it’s better late than never. Where you at the Formula1 Milan Festival that held earlier this …
Visiting La Madre Pietra Farmhouse in Travo, Emilia Romagna Region
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 2017 at Piazza Duomo
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 in Piazza Duomo. The Carnival holds every year in March, with a whirlwind of beautiful costumes worn by both adults and children. The sweetest aroma of chiacchiere and tortelli fills the …
Living in Milan, Terrific First Days in the City
Twenty-three hours later, I was standing by the baggage carousel at Milan Malpensa Airport. I could hardly recognize my bag when it wheeled past me. The only thing holding it together was a transparent plastic bag.
