History lovers love to visit Milan due to its trendy shops and fashionable clothes. Among many historical charms - the Milan Cathedral, Santa Maria della Grazie, La Scala Opera and the National Museum of science and Technology. It is the city of fashion and design.
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Climate - Milan is a city where you can travel round the year. Note – places of interests are closed on Monday. In autumn, the climate is blend of warm/cool and later it becomes rainy and foggy. In winter, the city becomes cold and the climate is normally misty and rainy if not snow-white. In spring, the climate is alike to that of autumn. In summer, Milan is very hot and humid.
Get in - Milan has two main airports, Linate airport and Malpensa airport. The Malpensa is the main international airport and has two terminals, with Terminal 1 is for international business class flight services and Terminal 2 are for budget airlines. Both terminals are linked by a free shuttle bus service. Therefore, such shuttles are regular and run in every 20 minutes. Taxis are available right outside of the airport stop.
Get around – There are three major forms of public transit. Similar to other big cities in the world, Milan has a great metro system. Tram is the next rail-based transport in Milan and there are more tram lines than subway lines and these are really comfortable to reach in the city. Buses cover same regions that the Metro and trams run. They also go little further than these two transportation systems.
Milan is the Italy's most stylish and richest city in Europe but it also possesses various historical and arty magnetisms, containing the biggest Gothic churches in the globe, the Last Supper work of arts, and the well-known La Scala Opera House. Tourists to Milan will get a developed and exciting city with a flourishing cultural scene and the best city for shopping.