Milan trip planner

While its exterior leaves a lot to be desired, this superb 16C church is home to a rich collection of exquisite murals.

Italy's largest church dates to the 14C, boasting Gothic architecture, a wealth of ornamental elements, and ecclesiastical relics.

Dating to the 4C, this ancient basilica has reemerged throughout history with varying architectures, but retains a rich interior.

A gallery exhibiting contemporary art, as well as 19C pieces, including Romanticism, Lombard Landscape, Symbolism, and other schools.

Originated as a private collection, this 19C museum exhibits work by wonderful Italian painters, as well as other European masters.

Spoil yourself and your loved ones to a night of class and elegance in this world-renowned opera house dating to the 18C.

This 15C church features Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and is home to Leonardo da Vinci's infamous mural, "The Last Supper".

A 15C castle with intricate architectural design, home to remarkable museums displaying art, weaponry, history, and other fields.

Europe's third-largest aquarium is home to over 100 aquatic species, exhibiting marine ecosystems of seas, lakes, and rivers.

Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy an hour in one of the gorgeous squares, then plunge into this chic center and shop til you drop.

Dating to the 13C, this church is best known for its elaborate ossuary, as well as a lovely blend of Baroque and Rococo architecture.

While the wonderful 17C villa with its rich frescoes is not open to the public, its surrounding grounds are a large lovely parkland.