Fioraio Bianchi Caffè has been delighting Milanese since the past four decades. Established by Raimondo Bianchi, it is now run and owned by Francesca Mirigliano who has retained its originality and French retro ambiance. You will find every corner of this charming cafe and restaurant decked with floral arrangements that change every day with fresh blooms. The unique aroma of the blossoms and food will surely tantalize your palate. Their seasonal menu is a twist to the traditional fare and will delight you with every bite. You can also buy their floral designs or order a customized one.

Conçu par l'architecte Sebastiano Locati dans le style Liberty, le bâtiment a été construit pour l'Exposition internationale de 1906. Endommagé en 1943 pendant la guerre, le bâtiment est resté intact grâce à diverses restaurations. Aux frontières du parc Sempione (qui reflète la symétrie architecturale), s'élève l'Arena civique. L'un des plus anciens au monde, l'Aquarium civique de Milan abrite 36 aquariums avec 100 espèces d'animaux aquatiques

Le parc de Monza a été créé entre 1805 et 1810 sur ordre de Luigi di Beauharnais, vice-roi napoléonien, comme extension des jardins de la Villa Reale pour créer un domaine modèle et des terrains de chasse. Conçu par Luigi Canonica, élève de Piermarini, et Luigi Villoresi, il a été agrandi en 1840 par Giovanni Brenna. Le parc est l'une des plus grandes zones vertes de Lombardie et le plus grand parc clos d'Europe. Il a un périmètre de 14 km et couvre 800 hectares ; il compte 3 bois, des zones cultivées, des moulins, des fermes et des villas et a été aménagé pour créer des vues droites et longues qui divisaient autrefois les différentes zones pour convenir à la cour. L'Autodromo y a été construit en 1920 (l'un des premiers circuits de course) et a continué à occuper plus d'espace depuis, changeant la nature du parc. La construction de 150 000 sièges sur un million de mètres carrés de terrain a entraîné la destruction de diverses sections de bois. Il y a aussi diverses autres installations sportives

An expansive wildlife amusement park, Faunistic Park Le Cornelle is home to around 1000 animals belonging to different species including mammals, birds, and reptiles. According to a European conservation program, the focus of the park is to preserve the endangered wildlife species in natural enclosures. It is an exciting tourist spot where visitors can admire a combination of different species via guided tours. The trip will give visitors insight into a variety of animals and environments. The park also has restaurants, bars, picnic areas, kids play area, parking lot, and souvenir shops.

Bergamo Cathedral is a major attraction in the city of Bergamo, Italy. The church, apportioned to Alexander of Bergamo, was built by combining two cathedrals that date back to the 9th Century. The present structure was completed in the 17th Century but the neoclassical façade was built in 1889. The church houses several paintings by renowned artists. A 14th-century baptistery which stands near the church is noteworthy. The church is accessible to visitors and is open on all days, including holidays.

Accademia Carrara di Belle Arti di Bergamo, was founded in 1795 by Count Giacomo Carrara, a merchant collector, who at his death bequeathed his collection to the city of Bergamo. This collection has grown, thanks to more acquisitions and private donations. Today the Pinacoteca holds around 1800 works from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries, originating from the Lombard and venetian schools of painting, as well as from Tuscan and Flemish artists. In addition to this collection there is also a large series of prints, bronzes, sculptures, porcelain and furniture. There are rooms dedicated to the Lombard painters, like the seventeenth century painter G.B. Moroni or Lorenzo Lotto. There are also gallery rooms dedicated to the fifteenth century Florentine painters, such as Botticelli, Signorelli, Donatello, Beato Angelico. You can also find examples of Venetian art. The Gallery of Modern Art, next to the Accademia Carrara, has a further collection of prestigious modern works and temporary exhibitions.

A few hundred meters from the Tosio Martinengo Art Gallery is the Palazzo Tosio, in the street of the same name. This is the neoclassical masterpiece designed by the Brescian Rodolfo Vantini. The building has a fountain designed by the same architect and was built between 1832 and 1840. Since 1960 it has been home to the University of Science, Literature and Art, an important city institution that promotes many cultural initiatives such as the excavation of the Roman forum.

Le Giardino Giusti contient tous les éléments d'un jardin typique de la Renaissance

Craving for a delicious sandwich? Don't go hankering around and head to Gusto Piadine E Panuozzi, located by the Stradone Porta Palio. Enjoying a prime location in the city, this restaurant is known for serving scrumptious sandwiches, pizzas, bruschetta, and other small bites. Their deliciously baked cakes are a must try too. Quick service, friendly staff, pocket-friendly prices, and a welcoming ambiance make this restaurant one of the best places to grab a quick lunch.

As its name suggests, Tapasotto is the to-go place if you are in the mood to savor delectable tapas and wine. Established in June 2013, this place won over many hearts in a short span of time. The restaurant welcomes patrons into a warm, mellow, and cozy ambiance with beautifully arranged seating spaces and thoughtful lighting accents. Choose to sit at their attractively laid out patio area in finer weather. Italian delicacies cooked to absolute perfection are served by an attentive staff that is always happy to help. Easy on the pocket and delightful on the taste buds, this place is ideal for a nice lunch or a relaxing dinner. Watch the culinary team cook up fine dishes through their open kitchen. Wash down your meals with a glass of beer or ask your server for perfect wine pairings.

Cette escale obligatoire pour tout visiteur de Vérone serait la résidence même qui aurait inspiré Shakespeare dans l'écriture de ses amants maudits les plus célèbres. Construite au XIIIe siècle dans un style gothique, cette demeure appartenait autrefois à la famille dell Capello, qui rappelle étrangement le nom de famille de Juliette

Située au cœur de Vérone, la Piazza dei Signori, intemporelle et majestueuse, est entourée de bâtiments patrimoniaux, qui soulignent le rôle significatif que le lieu a joué dans les sphères politico-administratives de la ville. Aussi connue sous le nom de Piazza Dante, elle se trouve à courte distance d'autres monuments célèbres comme le Palazzo della Ragione, le Palazzo del Capitanio et la Loggia del Consiglio. Les structures environnantes sont impressionnantes tant historiquement qu'architecturalement. Ces monuments et la place forment une figure frappante et sont un délice visuel pour tous ceux qui les visitent.