Plus appréciés Vie nocturne à Milan

For more than ten years, this bar in Porta Romana has been a bar crowded at all hours even though it has passed through different management by more and less trendy types. Palo Alto Café offers an excellent meeting place for all young people looking for a place in which they can have a chat whether inside or in the vast space on the street. As per tradition, beers and cocktails give company to who, whether at aperitif or before the disco, allows himself to be fascinated by the lively atmosphere of the Palo Alto Cafè.

Bureau Borsari is a club where you have to pay to get in. It is located in the city centre. It is elegant and refined, and is very popular with young people, especially students and foreigners. It is quite large and can hold up to 300 people, including 130 seated. The Bureau organises live music evenings and is open until late.

This is the ideal place if you want to go somewhere slightly unusual after dinner, to a bar which isn't just a copy of all the others but conserves a touch of originality. The Bar Daila Café has jazz music playing in the background and air conditioning. Add its excellent cocktails to this and you have the final touch to spending an evening just like you see in the films.

The speciality here is the Piadina Romagnola, a type of focaccia bread, which is made in the restaurant itself according to a traditional recipe. It is served with various meats for two people. Otherwise you might eat it ready stuffed. The prices are affordable, and the owners are kind. There are also Tigelle and Cassoni. As the name suggests the place is well and pleasantly run, and it cannot fail to bring back memories of the world of Fellini.