A very large and beautiful park in central Milan. It reminds me of a smaller Golden Gate park…read more Lots of great sites and greenery to view. There are activities for the kids to do, and mini rides. Lots of statues as well. Very clean for Italy as well. It's not the largest park, but still very large if that makes sense. Overall, a nice detour from all the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Parco Sempione is the largest city park in the historic center of Milan, which is generally…read moreused by the local people for running, exercising, and social hangout activities etc. I would recommend you to explore and relax here.

I stopped here briefly to check my navigation and rest my feet after walking for a bit. This is a…read moreneat little park which was quite full on a weekday afternoon with kids playing on the playground, adults watching carefully, several moms pushing strollers and a few benches open for sitting. Not much shade with only a few leaves on the trees in mid March but it's clearly going to get better as we move in to Springtime. [Review 10670 overall, 438 of 2019.]

Large park with benches and drinking fountains and playgrounds. The place has two mid-sized fenced…read moreareas for dogs to play off-leash. Only one other dog there when we visited around noon on a Friday. Our dog loved stretching his legs!

Such a hip little area to explore while in Milan! I stayed in the Navigli district during my visit…read more and it was definitely the best decision that I made. First off, the views of the canal (Naviglio Grande) are stunning! It's safe and a wonderful place to get your stroll on. Every morning I'd see people out running, walking their dogs, and taking a stroll up and down the canal. Public transit is so easy to access and will take you to any part of the city from here. Also, there are a ton of cute restaurants, bars, and shops! This is the place to be at night. If you want a nice aperitivo, you HAVE to check out Navigli in the evenings! There are literally tons of bars and restaurants advertising their aperitivo hour and trying to scoop you up into their places. The music is bumping and there are live street performers and several vendors out on the street selling all kinds of things. This is the epicenter of Milan's urban nightlife and it's so fun! When in Milan, you should definitely make some time to check out Navigli.

A recent tour guide recommended the Canal neighborhood and her recommendation was definitely 5*…read more There are so many options to choose from. They specialize in "Happy Hour" (Italian word apparently) with snacks and drinks. They also have lots of restaurant choices with patio and inside options. Lots of street vendors. Definitely make time for a walk both before and after a meal or snack. It is really close to the green line Genova stop. I'm very glad to have made this a part of my Milan trip, it is a must go!

Hidden behind the Pavilion of Contemporary Art in Central Milan is this secluded and serene park…read more There are creeks, cobbled paths, animal life, exotic plants, and surrealist sculpture to enjoy, as well as superbly chic people watching. Simply sitting and taking the chic scene in is pure pleasure.

A relaxing escape from the hustle of Milan. It's a large, open park spreckled with locals riding…read morebikes, sleeping in the shade, tanning in the sun, reading on a bench. The population density (on a weekday) was minimal. Great place to recharge introverted batteries.

So much fun diving into all these great places to see and absorb as much as possible. One thing…read morethat seems to be common with tours is the lack of headphone quality. I would suggest having your own pair or stay close to the guide.

This is a campus of museums- you could spend an entire day here alone!…read more We visited prior to another tour so only explored the campus itself not any of the museums- impressive! Many many various courtyards that all have a different purpose & feel. I am sad we did not have more time here to explore but we had not researched the area enough to... shame on our loss