Brera District – Stroll through cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, charming cafes, and boutiques. Don’t miss a visit to the Pinacoteca di Brera for world-class art.

Navigli Canals – Experience Milan’s lively canal-side neighborhood, known for its laid-back vibe, scenic walks, and cozy restaurants offering risotto alla Milanese.

Porta Romana – A quiet, less touristy area with local trattorias and an authentic Milanese atmosphere, perfect for dinner after a day of sightseeing.

Sforza Castle – Explore this historic landmark with its museums, gardens, and the chance to step into the history of Milan. Great for families to enjoy both indoor exhibits and outdoor spaces.

Milan Planetarium – A fun and educational stop for kids of all ages, where you can explore the stars and planets in interactive exhibits and shows.

Civico Museo di Storia Naturale – Located in a stunning historical building, this natural history museum is perfect for children to discover dinosaurs, fossils, and wildlife.

Lake Como – 1 hour by train, escape to this stunning lake for scenic views, picturesque villages, and a chance to enjoy outdoor activities like boat rides or hiking.

Pavia – 30 minutes by train, a charming town with a rich history, offering a beautiful medieval university and the remarkable Certosa di Pavia monastery.

Bergamo – 1 hour by train, visit the UNESCO-listed old town perched on a hill, with cobblestone streets, panoramic views, and historic architecture.