🇮🇹 Came to Milan and my life is now complete ✨

Milan is so beautiful! Who said half a day is enough? I could easily spend an entire afternoon sitting in the garden behind Sforza Castle 😌💚 One-Day City Walk Route Recommendation: 📍 Milano Centrale Nearby spots: San Giorgio Ristorante-Pizzeria dal 1999 Le Chalet We ate at the first one—the pistachio pasta was unique and delicious! Didn’t try the second one though 😄 📍 Duomo di Milano Take the 🚇 to Duomo. Perfect for photos in the square—you can even take those vintage newspaper pics 📰! Nearby cafes are great for a drink and more photos. Also close to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and Ciacco Gelato 🍦, but my friend and I thought the ice cream was just okay (there was a curry-mango flavour… tasted like eating raw curry 😅). You can also try buying the colour-changing fridge magnet at the Milan-themed store, but we didn’t find it 🤣 📍 Santa Maria delle Grazie - The Last Supper You can take a tram there. Milan public transport allows one ticket valid for 90 mins ⏳. First, activate your ticket at the left ticket office, check in large bags or food, then head to the right entrance. You’ll go through several doors—15 mins viewing time is plenty. You can take some photos after everyone’s done 👀📸. 📍 Sforza Castle & Arco della Pace Unexpectedly amazing! The park is gorgeous with beautiful greenery 🌳. If time allows, spend at least an hour here. The Arco della Pace is incredibly detailed—personally think it’s prettier than the Arc de Triomphe! 📍 Pinacoteca di Brera The area has some cool streetwear stores 🧢👟. Perfect for a relaxed stroll before wrapping up the day! PS: You can leave luggage at Milano Centrale, but it’s pricey—€6 for 4 hours 🥲, then €1 per extra hour. #Milan #MilanTravel #ItalyTravel #DuomoDiMilano #MilanGuide