Milan Attractions Guide | A Time-Traveling Art Capital

|A city of art that travels through time. Milan Attractions Guide | A Time-Traveling Art Capital Milan, this dazzling city that combines the pulse of fashion and the soul of art, is a series of vivid oil paintings slowly unfolding before your eyes, and every frame is intoxicating. This city is not just a geographical coordinate, but also an intersection of creativity and dreams. Every brick and tile exudes a unique charm, attracting travelers and art lovers from all over the world. From ancient churches to modern shopping malls, from exquisite handicraft shops to fashionable cafes☕️, every corner is full of surprises. Must-see attractions in Milan ✅Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) Historical background: Built in 1386, it is one of the largest Gothic churches in the world. Highlights: Seven-color stained glass windows, the Terrazze at the top of the church overlooking the panoramic view of Milan and the flying buttress design. Shooting suggestions: Shoot in the afternoon, dusk 🌆 and evening 🎬 for the best appearance, and avoid backlight in the morning. ✅Castello Sforzesco History: Built by the Visconti family in the 14th century, it later became the residence of the Storza family. It was used as a barracks during World War II and was damaged, but has now been restored. Free and paid: The inner courtyard is free, but the museum requires a ticket (5 euros). Must-see exhibits: Leonardo da Vinci's "Head of Neda" and Michelangelo's "Pieta Rondanini" statue. ✅Parco Sempione, Milan Leisure Resort: A daily leisure place for Milanese citizens, with a quiet environment and few tourists. Features: The ancient city gate and the Peace Arch separate the old city area from the new development area. ✅Santa Maria in Milan (The Last Supper) History and Art: Built in the 15th century, it is famous for Leonardo da Vinci's famous mural "The Last Supper". Visiting tips: You need to make an appointment in advance on the official website, arrive at the site 15 minutes before the visit to exchange tickets, each session is 15 minutes, limited to 25 people, and you can take photos now. ✅Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Architectural Features: Designed by Giuseppe Mengoni in 1865, it is a classically beautiful cast iron and glass structure. Modern function: It is now a shopping center in Milan and a great place for shopping and leisure. 👮🏼‍♀️Security Tips The public security in Milan is generally good, but special attention should be paid to areas with large traffic such as Piazza del Duomo. Beware of the "lucky rope" trap: someone will put a bracelet on you and ask for a tip to avoid unnecessary trouble. Prevent pigeon food scams: Be careful if someone suddenly stuffs pigeon food into your hand and asks for payment. Central Station Pickpocket Prevention: In busy areas such as Milan Central Station, pay attention to the safety of personal belongings to prevent pickpockets.