Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
G Lorenzi (
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)
Gardens
Giardini Pubblici (
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)
Drinking
Pandenus (
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)
HClub (
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)
Getting There
Metro
Use Montenapoleone (MM3, yellow line) for the Quad. For Giardini Pubblici,
exit at Palestro or Porta Venezia (both on MM1, the red line). For Corso Buenos Aires
and the Boschi-di Stefano museum, continue to Lima from Porta Venezia.
The Sights in a Day
Start the day with a slug of the best coffee in Milan at
Il Caffè Ambrosi-
ano
(
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). There are no seats, but you'll be rubbing elbows with
local coffee connoisseurs and munching
cornetti
at the bar. Then wander south
through the pretty
Giardini Pubblici
(
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). If you're
en famille
consider
stopping at the
Museo Civico
(
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), Milan's oldest civic museum and Italy's
most important natural history museum. Otherwise head north to the eccentric
Piero Portaluppi-designed
apartment
(
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) of Antonio Boschi and Marieda
di Stefano, a treasure trove of 20th-century Italian painting.
Monte- napoleone
(
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), and ponder the difficult task of colour coordinat-
ing Sermoneta's rainbow-hued gloves with Aspesi's latest tobacco-coloured rain-
coat.
