- Say goodbye to the beautiful memory of young Leo/Romeo
- Drink your espresso
- Hop on the train from Verona Porta Nuova Station and head to Milano Centrale!
Where to stay: Recommended by Camilla, who is one of my best friends, and who is also from Milan, Ostello Bello is a very cozy and affordable Hostel. It is thought for young travelers who have a limited budget as well as a limited willingness to sleep while on vacation. As a matter of fact, every night the hostel becomes a bar and a point of encounter for young adults, not only for the guests of the hostel but also for the Milanesi. Ostello Bello is located in a very strategic place, aka the 1st zone of the historic center, and prices start as low as 28.00 euros. For further information and reservations click above on "Ostello Bello" or google this link --> http://www.ostellobello.com.
What to Visit:
Duomo di Milano - This Cathedral determines the center of Milan. It was built in 1386, it was dedicated to Saint Mary Nascente, and it is now the seat of the Archbishop of Milan.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - The Gallery is one of the oldest and most beautiful mall of the world. It was built in 1865 and dedicated to the First emperor of the Kingdom of Italy.
Parco Sempione - The NYC Central Park of Milano (1888)
Teatro alla Scala - Milano's opera house http://www.teatroallascala.org/en/
What to MUST eat: For a quick, affordable, and delicious lunch Don't miss the chance to eat the "Panzerotti di Luini. You ca find the panzerotti anywhere in the downtown area of Milan, and your lunch will cost for as low as 2.30 euros....it depends on how much you get addicted to them. to the closest thing to Panzerotti is a calzone. Therefore panzerotti are basically fried bread with a variety of fillings, from mozarella cheese and tomato sauce, to ham and cheese, spinach and cheese, mushroom ham and cheese, or even sweet with Nutella, Almonds ect...
Buon Viaggio and Buon Appetito!!
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