Primeira classificação Atracções em Milão

Vigiados pela Madonnina, os altos pináculos de mármore da catedral representam o monumento artístico e religioso mais famoso da cidade. As dimensões da terceira maior igreja da cristandade ainda são impressionantes, medindo 108 metros (354,3 pés) de altura e 158 metros (518,3 pés) de comprimento. Os portais do século XVII, a varanda central do final do século XVIII e as três janelas principais superiores são peças do início do século XIX de Carlo Amati. O vasto interior da catedral gótica é grandioso com seus impressionantes pilares, abóbadas, arcos aerodinâmicos e maravilhosas estátuas que cercam a nave. A luz penetra por uma fresta na parede, posicionando-se no relógio de sol que emoldura sua entrada principal. Estátuas reluzentes esculpidas em mármore condogliano estão empoleiradas no topo de suas torres. Esteja alguém buscando a realização religiosa ou simplesmente fazendo turismo, o Duomo deixa qualquer um fascinado.

Datado de 1778 como um substituto adequado para o Teatro Ducale, o imponente Teatro Alla Scala tornou-se um dos locais mais lendários da ópera. O teatro histórico hospedou a maioria dos mestres da ópera da Itália ao lado de renomados artistas internacionais. Projetado pelo notável arquiteto Giuseppe Piermarini, com sua fachada neoclássica, tem um teatro palaciano com seis níveis de camarotes privados, e um teto intrincado. Sede da prestigiosa Orquestra do Teatro La Scala, Ballet do Teatro La Scala e Coro do Teatro La Scala, continua sendo um dos espaços culturais mais animados da cidade. Além de óperas, o teatro também recebe peças de teatro, shows de balé e vários outros eventos culturais ao longo do ano.

After the Piccolo Teatro was inaugurated in 1947, it gained immense popularity not only among the residents of Milan but also across the globe. The theater has since then acted as a custodian of art and culture and continues to support as well as encourage local artists and their national counterparts. The theater is extends its name to three different venues- Teatro Grassi, Teatro Studio and Teatro Strehler; these can be used for a variety of performing-arts events depending on the audience capacity expected for them.

Teatro Carcano was founded in 1803 by Giuseppe Carcano on the premises of the abandoned monastery of San Lazzaro It has had a glorious history, with countless successes featuring artists that are now world-famous. In 1980, after having been a cinema for many years, it returned to theatrical productions, even though during the day it is used as a hall for lectures. Concessions with nearby car-parks provide discount parking. The theater can arrange baby-sitters and deliver tickets to your home address. It also has low-cost season tickets for young people, and matinee performances that are not exclusively for schools.

This artificial basin is considered to be the lake of Milan and is used for high-level motorboat, canoe and rowing competitions. There are also many sports centers around the shore which offer windsurfing, canoeing, rowing and waterskiing. It is also possible to get a fishing permit here. It is open in the summer months only. Some major concerts and music festivals are also held here.

Alcatraz is one of the most popular and well-established event venues in the city. Through the weekdays, they host a variety of musical concerts wherein a great line up of artists and bands put up their show. Come here over the weekend and enjoy to your fullest as the DJs play foot tapping music. From hip-hop to rock, rock, and disco, you'll find a slew of genres playing here. With a capacity of about 3,000 people, this venue has excellent ambiance and well-furnished spaces.