Milan In 3 Days 2012 Travel Smart And On Budget Visit More Than 30 Sights Leonardos Last Supper And Fashion District In 3 Days Goran Rodin Travel Guides Travel Guidebook Goran Rodin Rodin by Goran Rodin [rodin, Goran] instant download after payment.

Milan in 3 Days is more than a guide.

This is your adviser, tourist guide and all-in-one information when, where and what to do in Milan in 3 Days.

Using all possible resources with our logo “We Were There for You” this book is full of information that no other guides will give and no other buys are needed.

While other travel guides struggle with finding the sights and giving the appropriate travel tips, this guide will take you to Milan from any airport or railway station.

Milan is big but still walkable city. This book explains and presents the city of Milan in 3 parts, every day a different area of the city.

First day is the Milan’s heart, old town with Duomo and Opera. Second day is around Leonardo’s Last Supper and Castello Sforzesco, and finally, third day is Fashion District with 3 more art galleries and some other points of interest.

If you have 5 – 6 days then spend in 3 days in Milan, 1 day take a trip to beautiful Lake Como and 1 day visit unforgettable city of Verona.
If you would like to see everything in 4 days (Milan with Lake Como and Verona), than skip the last, third day in Milan and visit Fashion District on first or second day after you finished your regular itinerary given in this book.

Fashion District is more about wondering around and taking pictures of great shop’s windows than shopping itself.

The most important thing is to buy the ticket to Leonardo’s Last Supper. If you have the ticket for the first day of your visit, alternate the days. Start with second day in the book and then follow the first day’s chapter.

I hope that this book will help and will make the best of your visit to one of the most important fashion cities in the world with, for me, the most beautiful Cathedral terraces in the world.

First day we are going to walk from Cathedral to Castello Sforzesco and visit all below mention sights, museums, galleries and trendy streets and piazzas of Milan.
Duomo,
Pinacoteca Ambrosiana,
Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery,
La Scala and Museo Teatrale alla Scala,
Pinacoteca di Brera,
Castello Sforzesco and
Piazza Del Duomo with
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II.

Second day:
Castello Sforzesco – Museums,
Acquario Civico di Milano,
Parco Sempione,
Arco della Pace,
Santa Maria delle Grazie,
Cenacolo Viniciano – Leonardo’s Last Supper,
Museo della Scienza e della Technologia Leonardo da Vinci and
Sant’ Ambrogio.

Third day:
Galleria d’Arte Moderna,
Porta Nuova,
Museo Poldi Pezzoli,
Gallerie d’Italia – Piazza Scala,
Fashion District and
Church San Babila.

With added link on the end of the book you can download and print your own PDF brochure which will make your visit even more successful.