Milan, Italy
Porta Genova
Milan's oldest station closed in December 2025 after 155 years. Its WWI-era iron bridge still reunites a neighborhood split by tracks.
From the CommunityMilan's oldest station closed in December 2025 after 155 years. Its WWI-era iron bridge still reunites a neighborhood split by tracks.
From the CommunityFrom Neorealism to Giallo, the arthouse film is celebrated at this multipurpose theater and gathering space dedicated to cinema.
Beginning solely as a confectioner, the shop garnered a widespread reputation.
Napoleon commissioned it to celebrate his victories. The Austrians finished it. The bas-reliefs show his defeat at Leipzig.
AWA visted hereLeonardo frescoed the walls. Napoleon tore down the fortifications. Michelangelo's last sculpture now rests inside.
AWA visted hereAlessandro Manzoni rewrote Italy's most famous novel in this house to help unify the national language after 1861.
AWA visted hereA beheading fresco allegedly depicts the Countess of Challant, who was executed in 1526 for orchestrating her lover's murder.
AWA visted hereNamed for Italy's royal family, this 1927 hotel later housed German officers, then went back to hosting queens and presidents.
AWA visted hereGood luck, bad omens, great coffee: welcome to Milan's drawing room.
AWA visted hereSeven Marchesi generations ran this pasticceria before Prada bought it in 2014. The panettone recipe remains unchanged.
AWA visted hereMilan outbid J.P. Morgan in a 1911 Paris auction to keep opera history home.
AWA visted hereThis Milan Metro station was conceived and built to accommodate crowds for the 1990 Football World Cup.
Originally a marionette theatre, this Milanese performing arts venue was reopened in 2017 following a restoration that renewed its 19th century glory.
Currently the leading train system in all of Italy, this metro system won the most prestigious design award in Italy in 1964.
This venue for experimental and independent theater works has premiered performances that have come to define the country's cultural history.
Founded in 1778 and regarded as one of the leading opera and ballet theaters in the world
One of the first and most important museums in Milan, housing over 400 works from the 14th to the 20th century by master painters.
Located in a historic trading neighborhood of Milan, Italy this municipal catering company was once a fish market. It now prepares meals for Milanese school children.
Founded by fashion designer Miuccia Prada and her husband Patrizio Bertelli, this art institute is housed in a former 1910's gin distillery.
Dedicated to the Italian painter and scientist Leonardo de Vinci, this museum is the largest science and technology museum in Italy and features the Elea 9003 mainframe computer.
This Milanese bar actually falls under the category of "Intentionally Wes Anderson" as the director designed the interior himself.