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From when to drink coffee to when never to visit, you'll be a seasoned expert in no time with these top travel tips

Sure, it’s got a bit of a reputation, but don’t be intimidated by Milan. Anyone who loves great restaurants , Instagram-worthy buildings and at least a bit of shopping will have an absolute blast in Milan, but to save you the stress, there are a few things you should know before you go.

Our Milan experts have rounded up all the best tips and tricks to make you an expert in all things Milan living, from what time to drink coffee and the best negroni you can order to how to make sure you get to see Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper in the flesh. Here are our top travel tips for visiting Milan. 

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Travel tips for first-time Milan visitors

1.  no need to leave extra.

This one might be a shock if you’re visiting Milan from a country with a big tipping culture, but here in Milan, it’s not a thing. Tips aren’t expected, as the city has a pretty good hourly wage (we know, unheard of, right?), so keep your coins for another negroni later on. 

2.  Consider avoiding August

August might seem like a good month to live out your Italian dreams, but if you’re considering it, be warned – Milan gets seriously, swelteringly hot in August. But that’s not the only reason to make a plan for another month, as a fair few shops and restaurants shut down this month while the Milanese go on their holidays. Best not risk it, we say. 

3.  Plan ahead to see Leonardo

If getting a glimpse of Leonardo da Vinci’s  The Last Supper  is on your list, but you haven’t made reservations months in advance, all hope is not lost. Even if online reservations show no tickets are available, try calling the ticket hotline, as some are kept aside for phone callers. Another option is to book a guided Milan tour that also includes a visit to the painting, as these are sometimes more likely to have spots left.

4.  Travel by tram

Though many trams have been modernised, for a unique experience, the  ATMosfera  lets you ride a 1930s tram on a sightseeing trip through the city while enjoying a multicourse dinner with wine. It is a very romantic way to catch a glimpse of Milan’s past inside while peering at the present right outside the windows.

5.  Never order a cappuccino after lunch

Italians are convinced that drinking anything with milk after the morning will hamper digestion. So, to blend in, order that cappuccino (or other coffee drinks with milk, see below for more on that) only before 11am, or risk looking like a foreign fool.

6.  We take latte literally

If you want a coffee with milk, make sure you order a cappuccino (more foam) or caffé latte (less foam), a caffé macchiato (espresso with a little milk), or a latte macchiato (hot milk with a little coffee) instead of just a “latte” – or you’ll only get a glass of milk. If you just want an espresso, order “un caffé” to avoid strange looks.

7.  Enjoy an aperitivo

No visit to Milan is complete without partaking in the pre-dinner (or instead-of-dinner) tradition of  aperitivo. B asically, cocktails are served with all manner of free nibbles, often a buffet with enough food to constitute a meal. Though the Navigli neighbourhood is home to many bars offering  aperitivo , you’ll find it served throughout the city – so go ahead, sample a few different kinds.

8.  Try a Negroni sbagliato

While a classic Negroni – gin, Campari and sweet vermouth – is always a good idea, when in Milan, don’t miss the chance to sample a Negroni  sbagliato , literally a Negroni “mistake.” It was born at Bar Basso in the ‘70s when a bartender added sparkling wine to a Negroni instead of gin, and you can still try it there (amongst other places).

9.  Head away from the Duomo at night

Though several of the major sights you’ll want to see will be around the Duomo area, for a cooler nightlife experience, venture out to some of the more local haunts in such neighbourhoods as Isola, Porta Venezia or Navigli. You’ll get away from the tourists, save money and likely have more fun.

10.  …and even during the day

After exploring the Duomo, the Galleria and La Scala, take a bus or tram out to some of the farther reaches of Milan for truly unique museums that never feel as crowded as the centre city attractions. Fondazione Prada, Pirelli HangarBicocca and MUDEC are all housed in interesting buildings and feature permanent and rotating exhibitions worth your time.

11.  Watch out for Salone

Though arriving during the Milan Furniture Fair, called Salone del Mobile – which runs for six days in mid-April – can be super fun as there are loads of parties and events happening, the city becomes super crowded and expensive. Hotels jack up their prices to stratospheric levels and get booked up months in advance. Ditto during Milan Fashion Week. Unless you’re a diehard furniture design fan, it may be a better idea to visit at a time when the city’s a bit more relaxed.

12.  Visit museums for free

On the first Sunday of each month, all of Milan’s civic museums – including Museo del Novecento, Sforza Castle museums, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Casa Museo Boschi di Stefano and MUDEC, among others – offer free admission. Though they tend to be more crowded then, it’s still a good chance to squeeze in some more culture without spending a cent.

13.  Head up high

Milan boasts loads of vantage points where you can enjoy prime views of the city skyline. The rooftop of the Duomo, Torre Branca inside Parco Sempione and the terrace on the seventh floor of the Rinascente department store are fabulous places to get an eyeful. Prefer a drink with your vistas? Try the Radio Rooftop Bar or Ceresio 7 Pools & Restaurant.

14.  Wear your snazziest shoes

The Milanese take their footwear very seriously. Women may want to bring a pair or two of high heels to wear out at night – or even during the day if they dare. (You’ll see plenty of locals traipsing effortlessly along the cobblestones wearing stilettos.) Men can often get away with cool sneakers. If you catch the locals checking out your shoes, you’ve probably done well.

15.  Go to La Scala on the cheap

Even if you’re not an opera-lover, catching a performance at Teatro alla Scala is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The problem is, not only are tickets super-pricey, but they sell out months and months in advance. However, if you visit the box office an hour before a show starts, any leftover or returned tickets are sold at a 25% discount – perhaps not cheap, but definitely worth the splurge.

16.  Embrace discount fashion

Yes, many of the clothes, shoes and accessories on sale in Milan are through-the-roof expensive – after all, this is the home of Prada and Versace. But if you just can’t bear to visit this fashion town without a purchase, head over to DMAG outlet. You’ll find three locations showcasing discounted Italian and international luxury brands, so perhaps you can head home with those Miu Miu boots you’ve been eyeing after all.

17.  Shop outside the fashion district

You’ll want to window shop and stroll in Milan’s premier fashion area, Quadrilatero della Moda. But for fun and unique purchases, head north of the Duomo to the pretty Brera district. You’ll find appealing boutiques, galleries and design stores where shopping doesn’t feel like it will bankrupt you.

18.  Plan around the sales

If you’re a serious fashion fiend, consider timing your Milan visit to coincide with one (or both!) of the two yearly sales ( saldi ) periods. The winter sales generally run from early January through early March, and the summer sales from early July through early September – though check online for the exact dates, which vary slightly each year and are announced about one month before. Sale prices can be up to 70 percent off the original, making it well worth a trip.

19.  Get out of town

If you need an escape from Milan’s urban hustle, there are some fabulous destinations just a train ride away. Bergamo, less than an hour by train, boasts a lovely medieval hilltop old town, while the Italian Lakes – Como, Garda and Maggiore – are also close by (half an hour, an hour-and-a-half and an hour by train, respectively) and offer some of the most romantic settings in all of Italy.

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Choosing between the two Milan City passes | Milan Pass & Milano Card

Things to do in Milan Milan Attractions Milan City Passes

Leonardo Da Vinci and Gucci both find reverence in the magnificent city of Milan. This 2,600 year old city is leading the world as the power house of fashion and design. The chic and modern city is however rooted in its glorious past of art and architecture. The impressive Gothic cathedral ‘Duomo’ and Da Vinci’s phenomenal ‘Last Supper’ are but exemplary pieces of this rich history preserved carefully in its many museums and churches.

But Milan is not all just art and history; it is a vibrant modern city with the best culinary experiences and entertainment venues. It also hosts two of the world’s most famous football teams ‘AC Milan’ and ‘Inter Milan’. The home of the biggest Fashion Houses in the world- Versace, Prada, Valentino and more, Milan is the ideal mix of the old and new. The best way to explore this large city is through travel passes.

The Milan Pass and the Milano Card are two great travel passes that will help you save on time and money as you explore Milan. The travel cards offer free tickets to attractions, free public transport, free hop-on hop-off bus tours and discounts on tickets and experiences. All these benefits help you save up to 30% on your travel costs in Milan.

These passes have been designed to help you keep the expenses down while you explore and experience Milan with ease. In this post, we will go through the details of each card, outline the difference between the cards and offer tips on how you can purchase these cards and get the most value for money.

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Milan Pass vs Milano Card

What is the milan pass, what is the milano card, what convenience factors do these milan city passes bring, what is the cost-benefit analysis of the milan city passes, which milan city pass should i go for, where can i purchase these passes.

The Milan Pass is available for 48 hours. In the two days, visitors can choose to visit any of the ten landmarks in the city for free. These include important attractions like Duomo and La Scala Museum. There are also free tours including in the pass like the wine tasting tours and exclusive shopping tours. It also includes transport options of a Hop-on Hop-off Bus tour or Public transport with a chance to combine both with an upgrade. The Milan travel can be purchased online and exchanged for a physical pass. The pass is valid for 200 days from the date of purchase.

The Milano Card is available in three variants – 24 hours, 48 hours and 72 hours. Visitors have access to free public transport throughout their pass period. They also can save anywhere up to 100% on their attraction tickets and also includes free attractions and tour tickets. The Card will also include discounts to shopping and recreation outlets and free medical assistance. The Milano Card can be purchased online and activated via a smartphone or an app. There is no need to exchange it for a physical pass. The pass is valid for a month from the date of purchase.

Ancient churches and haute couture fashion houses find space next to each other in the sprawling two millennia old city of Milan. The historical city has seen the rise and fall of many kingdoms and revolutions that have left their mark on the monuments in the city. The Milan Pass offers free tickets to the most striking of these monuments as well as discounted tickets to the best experiences in Milan. It is a favorite of world tourists with more than 6 million visiting Milan each year.

The Milan Pass is a two-day pass that can be purchased online and exchanged for a physical pass at the Milan Visitor Centre. The Milan Pass includes free entry to ten popular attractions in the city and access to seven free exciting tour experiences. It also includes free transport on the Milan Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour or unlimited free travel on the public transport. You can also avail both the transport options with an upgrade. To access the best of the city, you also get discounts worth 250€ on dining, tours and shopping.

Milan Pass Attractions

1. Access to the Duomo Cathedral Rooftop terraces (by lift) 2. Access Duomo Cathedral, Museum and Baptistery 3. La Scala Museum and Theatre 4. Museum of Science and Technology 5. Triennale Design Museum 6. San Siro Stadium & Inter Milan Museum 7. Casa Milan – Mondo Milan Museum 8. Leonardo 3 – “The World of Leonardo” interactive museum 9. Vigna di Leonardo – Leonardo’s Vineyard 10. Bagatti Valsecchi Museum

11. Museo d’Arte e Scienza – Art and Science Museum 12. Franciacorta wine tasting 13. Serravalle Outlet Shopping Tour 14. Foxtown Shopping tour 15. Vicolungo The Style Outlet Shopping Tour 16. Fidenza Village Shopping Tour 17. Franciacorta Outlet village Shopping Tour 18. Scalo Milano Shopping Tour 19. Milano Citysighseeing Hop On Hop Off Ticket 20. ATM Public Transport Ticket

Fashion, football, cuisine, music and more enrich the cultural tapestry of Milan. One of the most vibrant cities in Europe, there is always something to do and see in the city. It is also the largest city in Italy and spread across more than 180 sq km. The Milano Card is the perfect pass to help you access the most happening events and attractions in the city with free transport and discounted tariffs.

The Milano Card can be purchased online and used directly via a smartphone or the Milano Card App. It is available in three variants – 24h, 48h and 72h and includes free public transport across the city and some of the top attractions. It also includes a free ride with a personal driver and free guidebook and map of Milan city. The Milano Card also provides discounts on other facilities and attractions. You can save anywhere between 20%-50% on your tour costs with the Milano Card.

Milano Card Attractions

1. Free public transport in Milan - 24, 48 and 72 hours 2. Free personal driver for 1 ride 3. Free access to Highline Galleria 4. Free access to Poldi Pezzoli Museum 5. Free access to Official Museum of AC Milan 6. Free meal at 12Gatti Pizzeria 7. Free access to Museo Bagatti Valsecchi 8. Free access to Branca Tower 9. Free handmade panettone 10. Free oncal medical consultant 11. Free Scalo Milan Design District Bus 12. Free Vicolungo Outlet Bus 13. Free Franciacorta Outlet Village

Save anywhere from 10%-100% on tickets to: 1. Rooftop of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele 2. Rooftop of Duomo Milan Cathedral 3. La Scala Theatre Museum 4. The Last Supper of Leonardo da Vinci 5. San Siro Stadium and Museum 6. Leonardo 3 The World of Leonardo 7. Branca Tower 8. Poldi Pezzoli Museum 9. Casa Milan 10. Bagatti Valsecchi Museum 11. Sforza Castle

A lot of planning and budgeting goes into any travel plan. Every traveler wants the best value for their money and to ensure that they have seen everything that a destination has to offer. One of the best ways to do this is by using a travel card. The travel cards in Milan – Milan Pass and Milano Card – will help you plan better and offer great convenience. Here is how they do it:

Big Savings You can save up to 20%-50% of your tour costs with both the Milan Pass and Milano Card. A major chunk of any travel goes towards local transport. Both the cards offer free public transport and the Milan Pass even offers a HOHO Bus tour making sure you save big time on transport. You also get free and discounted tickets to attractions with the passes. Milan is the perfect place for recreation and the cards also have discount vouchers for shopping, restaurants and entertainment.

Better Planning You will avail free resources like a guide book and map to help you plan your trip better. You can also check out your free attractions and allocate time and money to the other attractions accordingly. With the Hop-on Hop-off Bus tour option in the Milan Pass you don’t even have to plan, just follow the bus itinerary and you are good to go!

Upgrade opportunities The Milan travel passes offer free and paid upgrades to an exciting range of attractions, tours and experiences. You may have to spend additional if you purchase tickets separately but with the Milan pass you can upgrade your experiences at negligible costs.

Save Time Often travelers waste time waiting in queues at attractions, with the Milan pass you just have to show the pass at the free attractions to get in. Even figuring out local transport is a big task in a foreign city, especially where you are not comfortable with the language. However, with the travel guidebook and HOHO tours, you can easily save time on finding the best mode of transport and reach your destination quicker.

Freebies The Milan Pass and the Milano card offer many freebies. The Milan Pass comes with exciting tours like wine tasting tour and outlet shopping tours as well as a map and guidebook. The Milano Card comes with free tours to AC Milan and others and even includes an audio guide of Milan! Without the card you will have to spend a lot to get these separately.

Travel cards are a great way to save on money while traveling in a new city. The Milan Pass and the Milano Card offer free tickets and discounts leading to huge savings. Here is a look at how cost-beneficial these travel cards are for you:

Milan Pass Cost-Savings

Cost of 6 prime attractions in milan.

The Milan Pass will cost you €79 while indiviually buying these attraction tickets will cost you €135.25. This is a net savings of €66.25! And that is not all, there are free tours worth €155 and additional discounts on tours and shopping and dining. All this makes the Milan Pass irresistible and a must-buy on your next visit to Milan!

Milano Card Cost-Savings

Plus, you get access to free public transport! The cost of one metro ticket is €1.50 and is valid for 90 minutes. Imagine accessing it for two complete days! You will be saving a ton of money just on public transport with the Milano Card. Plus, you also get additional discounts on the attractions in the city.

Ideally, visitors spend at least 2 days in the city and both the Milan Pass and the Milano Card are suitable options for exploring the city. You can choose either of the cards based on your requirements.

• Budget conscious Milan Pass is a complete experience and includes free tickets to all the important attractions and tours and even includes public transport. However, if you want a more basic ticket and want the benefits of public transport plus discounts then the Milano Card is suitable for you.
• Time conscious If you are looking at something that will specifically save time then you should look out for the Milan Pass. The Hop-on Hop-off Bus tour will take you across all the spots in the city in a day’s time and the free tickets to important attractions will help you save time spent in standing in queues.
• Set your own pace If you are in Milan for a few days and want to explore the city at your own pace without a specific agenda, then the Milano Card is ideal for you. It offers free public transport and free tickets to a few attractions plus big discounts on all others. This way you can choose where you want to go.
• Expansive options If you are looking for flexibility and array of options, then both the cards are well suited for the purpose. Both the Milan Pass and Milano Card offer discounts on attraction tickets, tours, experiences as well as shopping and entertainment venues.
• Kid friendly If you are traveling with kids then you should prefer going for the all-inclusive Milan pass. This way you get the free Hop-on Hop-off Bus tour which is ideally suited for kids, you don’t have to walk much and yet get to experience all the spots. 

Both the Milan Pass and Milano Card can be purchased either online, or from various tourist information centers in Milan. Note, even if you purchase the Milan Pass online, you are required to exchange this voucher for a physical pass at Milan Visitor Center in order to start using it.

Milan Pass Offline Pick Up Points

• Milan Visitor Center(Location: Via Cusani, 18,20121, Milan)

Milano Card Offline Pick Up Points

• City centre: Highline Gallery, Via Silvio Pellico 2 (near the Duomo) , 4th floor. Open every day from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. • Milano Centrale railway station: Milan Visitor Center, ground floor, west wing of the Milan Centrale Railway Station. Open every day from 9:00 AM to 2.00 PM and 3.00 PM to 7.00 PM

Are the trams free in Milan?

No, they're not free. A single ticket costs 1.50€ and is valid for 90 minutes.

Is Milan a walkable city?

Yes! Milan's top tourist attractions are within walkable distance from each other.

How does the Milano Card work?

MilanoCard includes several services, including a free admission to all kinds of public transport in the city!

How many days do you need in Milan?

At least two days would be ideal if you want to comfortably cover all the top sites the city has to offer!

Does Milan have a metro?

Yep! It's got 4 lines and is famous for being the most extensive metro network in Italy, spanning at 94.5 k.m.

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Published: Jan 25, 2023 · Modified: Jul 31, 2024

Ultimate Milan Travel Guide-2024 (From a Local)

If you are planning a trip to Milan, one of Europe's trendiest cities, then there are plenty of places to explore and activities to enjoy. This is the ultimate Milan travel guide that you need whether it's your first time or you're a frequent traveler.

• 🔭 Where is Milan located?

Milan, Italy map

• 🏺 a very brief history of milan
• 📆 best time to visit Milan

Tourism in Milan

Milan italy vs rome, milan italy vs florence, milan italy vs venice italy, things to know before visiting milan.

• 📇 Milan travel resources
• 🚀How to get to Milan?
• What's the best airport for Milan?
• 🛂 2024 Milan travel essentials: visas and currency
• 🧳 what to wear in Milan, Italy
• 🇮🇹 essential italian phrases
• 🙋🏼‍♂️Local customs and etiquette in Milan, Italy:
• 🏩 best neighborhoods to stay in Milan, italy

Where to stay in Milan?

• 🛎️ the best places to stay in Milan, italy
• 🏰Must-See Historical Sites in Milan

Best places and things to do in Milan

• 🖼️ Notable Museums in Milan
• ☠️ 15 unusual things to do in Milan, italy

Best Milan Tours

• 🕺🏽Milan italy's best nightlife spots
• 🎆 must-experience festivals and events in Milan
• 🛍️ best shopping spots in Milan italy
• 🏞️ Parks and Recreational Areas in Milan, Italy
• 🍝 Milan's Food Culture
• 🍽️ the best restaurants in Milano italy
• ☕ the best coffee in Milan

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• 🇮🇹 explore more about italy!

🔭 Where is Milan located?

Milan, or Milano, sits in northern Italy, within the Lombardy region. Nestled in the rich, flat plains of the Po Valley, it's roughly 140 kilometers northeast of Genoa . Positioned on the southern edge of the Alps, Milan is a stone's throw from the picturesque lakes Como and Garda. This city finds itself at a geographical crossroads, blending urban hustle with natural beauty.

Surrounded by a landscape that transitions from alpine to the idyllic Italian lakeside, Milan's unique setting adds to its charm. Known for its historical significance in commerce and fashion, Milan is encircled by a blend of modern and ancient. To its north, the Alpine foothills provide a scenic backdrop, while to the south, the Po River plains stretch out.

Milan serves as a crucial hub, not just for Italy but for Europe, with its strategic location offering easy access to both the mountainous regions and the Mediterranean charms of the Italian Riviera.

🏺 a very brief history of milan

Milan's history kicks off as a Celtic village. The Romans swoop in, and rename it Mediolanum. It's strategic, sitting pretty at Italy's northern gateway. The city flourishes, but it's not all roses and sunshine. Battles, sieges, the works - Milan sees it all.

Then comes the big shift: the Middle Ages. Milan's a magnet for power-hungry dukedoms. They're all clawing for control, leaving their mark. This era shapes the city, laying the foundations for what's next.

The Renaissance hits, and Milan's on fire, culturally speaking. Art blooms, and Leonardo da Vinci hangs around. Fast-forward again, Napoleon barges in and makes Milan his hub. Fast-forward even more, Italy stitches itself together, and Milan's at the forefront. Industry booms. Now? It's the kingpin of fashion and finance. Millennia of history, all crammed into this one bustling city.

📆 best time to visit Milan

Planning a trip to Milan? Pick your dates wisely. Here's the seasonal breakdown:

🌷 Spring (April-May) : The golden window. Weather's mild, crowds thinner. Ideal for city strolls and café hopping. Plus, accommodation's more affordable.

☀️ Summer (June-August) : Brace for heat and crowds. June's bearable, but July and August? We're talking 30°C plus. Perfect for late-night aperitivos and lakeside escapes. Remember, August is vacation month in Italy; expect some closures.

🍂 Autumn (September-November) : Crisp air, fewer tourists. September's still warm, but October and November see cooler temps. Great for fashion events and cultural exploration.

❄️ Winter (December-February) : Cold, but magical with Christmas markets and festive vibes. January sales are a shopper's paradise. Pack warm; Milan can be chilly and foggy.

In the summer months, like any other city in Italy , you can expect to see a larger crowd of tourists. However, it is not as busy as Venice or Florence. If you ever feel like it is too crowded or you want a break from the city life, you can take a 1 trip over to Lake Como and enjoy the beautiful water.

Milan is known for its modernity and fashion-forward style, while Rome is celebrated for its ancient monuments and artwork. In terms of population, Milan outnumbers Rome by almost 800,000 people. Milan is also more business-oriented than Rome and boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

Florence is known as the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance , while Milan is a major financial and business center. Milan is larger than Florence with a population of over 1.3 million people, compared to just 365,000 in Florence. The two cities also differ in their architecture: Milan offers modern skyscrapers and historic buildings from its time under Napoleon and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, while Florence is known for its many churches and cathedrals.

The two cities are both located in northern Italy , but they have different vibes. Milan is known for its modern fashion and business districts, while Venice is best known for its canals and picturesque gondola rides. Additionally, Venice is a popular tourist destination due to its monuments and museums, while Milan attracts more business travelers . Venice is a lot more populated in the summer months, so if you are looking for something less chaotic, Milan is a better option.

Currency: The official currency of Italy is the Euro.

Language: Italian is the main language spoken in Milan, though English is widely understood in most areas. Weather: Summers are usually warm with temperatures between 18-30 °C (65-85 °F). Winters are mild with temperatures ranging from 0-15°C (32-60°F).

Public Transportation: Milan has an extensive public transportation system, including buses, trams, and two main metro lines. It is recommended to buy a MilanoCard for the duration of your stay which gives you free access to public transport and discounts on many attractions.

Time Zone: Milan follows Central European Time (CET).

Italian Visa: Depending on where you are from, you may need to obtain a visa before entering Italy . You should check with your local Italian embassy or consulate for more information. If you are an American, Canadian, or Australian citizen, you will not need a visa for visits of up to 90 days.

Electricty Socket: Electrical outlets in Milan are Type F, which accept plugs with round pins or Europlug adapters. The voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz.

Italy SIM Card: It is recommended to get a local SIM card when traveling in Italy . This will give you the best coverage and access to data services while roaming.

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📇 Milan travel resources

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🚀How to get to Milan?

If you're already in and around Europe, you definitely need to check out  WayAway  for killer deals on airline tickets. Check the chart below for the latest prices:

• By Plane : Milan is served by three airports - Malpensa (the largest), Linate, and Bergamo. Direct flights are available from New York JFK to Malpensa. From Canada, Europe, and Australia, flights generally have one or two stops.
• By Train : Milan is easily reachable by train from other Italian cities. From Venice, it takes about 2 hours, and from Rome , around 3 hours.
• By Bus : Buses offer a budget-friendly option for traveling to Milan from various locations in Italy and Europe.

What's the best airport for Milan?

The main airport for Milan is Malpensa International Airport (MXP), which is located about 40 kilometres from the city centre. There's a train that takes you directly into the city center. Otherwise, taxis can be over 100 euros. It is well connected to the city via train and bus services.

Linate Airport (LIN) is also a popular option, being only 8 kilometres from the city centre. You can take the bus or a taxi from the airport to your destination.

🛂 2024 Milan travel essentials: visas and currency

Here's what you  need to know :

Visa Stuff:

• U.S. Citizens: No visa needed for 90-day tourist or business trips until 2025. ETIAS starts then.
• Everyone else: Valid passport, get it stamped in the first Schengen country you enter. Staying over 90 days? Declare it.

Current Italy Scene:

• Post-COVID: Italy's pretty much back to normal. Masks aren't common. Bars, restaurants, clubs, museums, markets - all open.
• Public transport and some indoor places might need masks. Carry one just in case.
• Italy uses Euros. Cash is handy for small buys, but cards work almost everywhere.

Other Musts:

• Passport should be valid for 6  months after leaving Italy  and have two blank pages.
• Know local customs and your home country's  travel advisories on Italy .

Travel Tips :

• Always have your ID and travel papers on you.
• Respect local laws and customs.
• Stay updated on travel requirements and local health and safety rules.
• Before you go, check your country's foreign affairs or travel advisories for the latest info.

🧳 what to wear in Milan, Italy

Pack smart for the climate and local style. Here's a quick guide:

When packing for Milan, consider these style tips for each season:

• Leather leggings, tailored trousers, dark denim.
• Tops with patterns like paisley, plaid, stripes.
• Shoes: over-the-knee boots, stylish sneakers, ballet flats.
• Floral dresses, white cotton sundresses.
• Accessories: floppy hats, crossbody bags, cat-eye sunglasses.
• Shoes: leather sandals, mules.
• Velvet pants, jewel-toned jackets, unique handbags.
• Layering with denim jackets or khaki trench coats.
• Leather skirts, cashmere or merino wool sweaters.
• A classic wool coat.
• Boots: sturdy, stylish, treated for winter.

🇮🇹 essential italian phrases

Here are some totally essential  Italian phrases for travelers , including their transliterations, which will be super helpful during your visit to Italy:

greetings and basic communication

• Hello/Hi: Salve / Ciao! (saal-veh / chow)
• Goodbye (formal): Arrivederci (ah-ree-vah-dair-chee)
• How are you? (formal): Come sta? (koh-meh stah?)
• Good, thank you: Bene, grazie (beh-neh, grah-tzee-yeh)
• Please: Per favore (pair fah-voh-reh)
• Thank you: Grazie (grah-tzee-yeh)
• You're welcome: Prego (preh-goh)
• Excuse me (to get attention): Scusi (skoo-zee)
• Excuse me (to get past someone): Permesso (pair-meh-soh)
• Yes: Sì (see)
• No: No (noh)
• I don’t understand: Non capisco (non kah-pee-skoh)
• Do you speak English?: Parla Inglese? (parh-la een-glay-zeh)

numbers and time

• Numbers 1 to 10: Uno (oo-no), Due (doo-eh), Tre (treh), Quattro (kwah-troh), Cinque (cheen-kweh), Sei (say), Sette (set-teh), Otto (oht-toh), Nove (noh-vay), Dieci (dee-yay-chee)
• In the morning: Di mattina (dee mah-teen-ah)
• In the afternoon: Di pomeriggio (dee poh-meh-reed-joh)
• In the evening: Di sera (dee seh-rah)

restaurants and food

• Can I see the menu, please?: Il menu, per favore (eel men-oo, pehr fah-voh-reh)
• What do you recommend?: Che cosa ci consiglia? (kay koh-za chee kon-seel-ya?)
• The check, please: Il conto, per favore (eel kon-toh, pehr fah-voh-reh)
• Can I pay by card?: Posso pagare con la carta? (pohs-soh pah-gah-reh kon la cahr-tah?)

directions and transportation

• Where is…?: Dov’è…? (doh-veh … ?)
• Left: Sinistra (see–nee-stra)
• Right: Destra (deh-stra)
• Where is the train station?: Dov’è la stazione? (doh-veh lah stah-tzee-oh-neh?)
• Where is the bus stop?: Dov’è la fermata (doh-veh lah fur-mah-tah?)

emergency situations

• Help!: Aiuto! (ay-oo-toh)
• I've been mugged: Sono stato assalito (soh-noh sta-toh aas-saal-ee-to) / Sono stata assalita (feminine) (soh-noh sta-ta aa-saal-ee-ta)
• Call an ambulance: Chiamate un'ambulanza (kee-ah-mah-teh oon ahm-boo-lahn-tsah)

🙋🏼‍♂️Local customs and etiquette in Milan, Italy:

• Aperitivo Culture : Milan is famous for its 'aperitivo' - early evening drinks accompanied by snacks. It's a social ritual.
• Fashion Forward : Being a fashion capital, Milanese take their appearance seriously. Dressing well is respected.
• Punctuality in Business : Milan, a business hub, values punctuality. Being on time for meetings is essential.
• Opera Appreciation : Milan's La Scala is a world-renowned opera house. Appreciation and knowledge of opera and classical music are common.
• risotto alla Milanese : A beloved local dish, featuring saffron-infused risotto, reflecting Milan's culinary tradition.

🏩 best neighborhoods to stay in Milan, italy

For accommodations in Milan, Italy, exploring options on Booking.com is advisable for deals and real reviews. Here's a quick overview of some of the best neighborhoods to stay in:

• Brera : Perfect for art lovers and first-time visitors. Known for its bohemian vibe, art galleries, and upscale dining. Close to major attractions.
• Navigli : Great for a lively atmosphere. Known for its canal-side cafes, bars, and nightlife. A bit more relaxed, with a mix of affordable and upscale accommodation options.
• Porta Nuova : For those who love modernity. This area has seen recent redevelopment, offering sleek hotels and contemporary architecture.
• Duomo : Ideal for those wanting to be in the heart of the city. Close to Milan's famous cathedral and shopping district.
• Porta Venezia : Diverse and vibrant, known for its cultural mix and lively dining scene. Offers a range of accommodation options.

Milan is a big city, so it can be overwhelming to choose where to stay. It's best to decide which area you would like to stay in and then narrow down your options.

For a list of great apartments check out some here .

🛎️ the best places to stay in Milan, italy

Here are hotel options in Milan for every budget:

Luxury Hotels :

• Moscova Luxury B&B: In Milan City Center, air-conditioned with free WiFi.
• Room Mate Giulia: Steps from Milan Cathedral, with a fitness center and sauna.

Mid-Range Hotels :

• iQ Hotel Milano: Near Central Station, modern rooms with free WiFi.
• Urban Hive Milano: In Brera district, air-conditioned rooms, buffet breakfast.

Budget-Friendly Hotels :

• Hotel Morfeo Certosa: Offers free Wi-Fi and a gym, near the convention center.
• Hotel Spadari Al Duomo: Close to Piazza del Duomo and Milan Cathedral, with free mineral water and air conditioning.

Other Attractions: Milan is home to many other attractions including the Brera Art Gallery, La Scala Museum, Pinacoteca di Brera, Fashion District, and Cimitero Monumentale.

🏰 Must-See Historical Sites in Milan

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• Sforza Castle : A symbol of Milan's medieval and Renaissance past, this castle houses several museums and boasts impressive artworks, including Michelangelo's last sculpture.
• Santa Maria delle Grazie : Renowned for housing Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper," this church is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a testament to Renaissance art.
• La Scala Opera House : One of the most prestigious opera houses globally, La Scala is rich in history and artistic legacy. The adjacent museum provides insight into the opera world.
• Brera District : Known for its bohemian vibe, this district is home to the Brera Art Gallery, showcasing a vast collection of Italian and European masterpieces.
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II : A historic shopping arcade known for its impressive architecture. It's a prime example of 19th-century Italian design, blending beauty with luxury shopping.

There are plenty of things to do in Milan and many places to explore . Here are some of the top attractions and activities you can enjoy when visiting:

• See Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting, The Last Supper, at Santa Maria delle Grazie with a guided tour
• Visit one of the many art galleries and museums, such as the Pinacoteca di Brera or the Brera Art Gallery.
• Take a day trip to the beautiful Lake Como

• Go shopping in the city's famous fashion district.
• Take a stroll along the canals of Navigli.
• Make fresh pasta !!
• Enjoy a meal at one of Milan's top restaurants.
• Catch a performance at the Teatro alla Scala.
• Go to a football match at one of Milan's two major stadiums, San Siro and Giuseppe Meazza.
• Spend a day in Parco Sempione or Trenno Park.
• Explore the city's many churches and cathedrals.

If you are looking for a complete guide of things to do in Milan, check out my post here .

🖼️  Notable Museums in Milan

• Pinacoteca di Brera : Famous for its extensive collection of Italian Renaissance art. Highlights include works by Caravaggio and Raphael.
• The Last Supper - Santa Maria delle Grazie : Home to Leonardo da Vinci's iconic mural, "The Last Supper." It's a must-see for art enthusiasts.
• Museo del Novecento : Dedicated to 20th-century art, showcasing a vast collection of modern and contemporary masterpieces.
• Castello Sforzesco Museums : Located within Sforza Castle, these museums offer diverse collections including ancient art, musical instruments, and Egyptian artifacts.
• Triennale di Milano : Focuses on design, architecture, and decorative arts, reflecting Milan's status as a design capital.
• Fondazione Prada : Contemporary art space, known for its innovative exhibitions and architectural design.

☠️ 15 unusual things to do in Milan, italy

• Cimitero Monumentale : Admire the stunning funerary art in this vast cemetery.
• QC Terme: Check out this luxurious spa and wellness center in Milan offering thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms, massages, and relaxation areas in a historic and tranquil setting.
• San Bernardino alle Ossa : Visit the chapel adorned with human skulls and bones.
• Hidden Canals of Milan : Discover the remnants of Milan's ancient canals.
• Leonardo's Vineyard : Explore the vineyard once owned by Leonardo da Vinci.
• Bosco Verticale : Marvel at the vertical forests - residential towers with trees.
• Highline Galleria : Walk on the rooftop of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II for panoramic views.
• Dialogo nel Buio : Experience Milan in complete darkness in this unique exhibition.
• Pirelli HangarBicocca : Check out contemporary art installations in a converted industrial hangar.
• Milan’s Secret Gardens : Discover hidden green oases in the city's private courtyards.
• Casa Museo Boschi Di Stefano : Explore a 1930s apartment filled with Italian art.
• The Alchemy Door in Città Studi : See a door rumored to have alchemical symbols.
• Colonne di San Lorenzo : Experience the historic Roman ruins in a vibrant setting.
• Museo dei Cappuccini : Visit a museum dedicated to the Capuchin friars.
• Acqua di Parma’s Blu Mediterraneo SPA : Relax in a luxurious spa that reflects Italian elegance.

🕺🏽Milan italy's best nightlife spots

• Terrazza Aperol : Overlooking the Duomo, this spot is perfect for an aperitivo with stunning views.
• Hollywood Rythmoteque : A legendary club known for its vibrant atmosphere and celebrity guests.
• Bobino Club : A popular choice for a mix of dancing and outdoor lounging, especially during summer nights.
• Apollo Club Milano : Famed for its eclectic music range and retro-futuristic vibe.
• The Club Milano : A trendy spot attracting a young and stylish crowd with its energetic dance floors and themed nights.

🎆 must-experience festivals and events in Milan

Milan, as of 2024, continues to host a variety of must-experience festivals and events that showcase its rich cultural tapestry. Here are some highlights:

• Milan Fashion Week : A globally renowned event where top designers showcase their latest collections.
• Milano Film Festival : Celebrates international cinema with screenings, workshops, and discussions.
• Festa di San Ambrogio : A traditional festival in December celebrating Milan's patron saint with various cultural events.
• Milano Music Week : A week-long celebration of music, featuring concerts, showcases, and industry panels.
• Salone del Mobile : The world's premier design and furniture fair, attracting designers and enthusiasts from around the globe.

🛍️ best shopping spots in Milan italy

Milan offers a diverse shopping experience, from high-end fashion to local markets. Here's where to shop:

• Quadrilatero della Moda : Milan's fashion district, known for luxury brands and designer boutiques .
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II : An elegant and historic shopping gallery with luxury brands and restaurants.
• Corso Vittorio Emanuele II : A bustling pedestrian street lined with mainstream fashion and accessory stores.
• Brera District : Offers a mix of vintage shops, artisanal boutiques, and art galleries.
• Via della Spiga and Via Montenapoleone : Renowned for high-fashion boutiques and luxury jewelry.
• Corso Buenos Aires : One of the longest shopping streets in Europe, great for a variety of fashion stores.
• Porta Ticinese and Navigli : The go-to spots for unique and eclectic finds, perfect for vintage lovers.

🏞️ Parks and Recreational Areas in Milan, Italy

Milan, surrounded by natural beauty, offers several parks and recreational areas for those seeking greenery and tranquility:

• Parco Sempione : Located behind the Sforza Castle, this is Milan's central park, perfect for picnics, walks, and enjoying the serene pond.
• Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli : A historic city park featuring beautiful paths, a planetarium, and a natural history museum.
• Parco Nord Milano : A large green space ideal for sports, jogging, and nature walks.
• Bosco Verticale : Unique for its vertical forest architecture, offering an urban green experience.
• Navigli Canals : The canal area, great for leisurely strolls and experiencing Milan's historic waterways.

🍝 Milan's Food Culture

Milan's culinary scene is a blend of traditional Lombard dishes and contemporary cuisine:

• Risotto alla Milanese : A classic, creamy saffron-infused risotto, symbolic of Milanese cuisine.
• Ossobuco : Slow-cooked veal shanks with vegetables, often served with risotto alla Milanese.
• Panettone : Milan's famous Christmas bread, studded with candied fruits and raisins.
• Cotoletta alla Milanese : A breaded veal cutlet, similar to Wiener Schnitzel but thicker.
• Aperitivo : The Milanese tradition of pre-dinner drinks accompanied by a variety of snacks and appetizers.

🍽️ the best restaurants in Milano italy

• Nàpiz' Milano : Known for Pizza and Mediterranean cuisine.
• Cinnamon Restaurant : Offers Asian and Sri Lankan dishes.
• Tram : Popular for Italian Fast Food and healthy options.
• Nero 9 : Specializes in Italian, Steakhouse, and Barbecue dishes.
• Primé : Italian and Seafood cuisine.
• Cantine Milano : Known for Italian and Mediterranean meals.
• La Bufalotta : Budget-friendly Italian, Pizza, and Mediterranean options.

☕ the best coffee in Milan

• GluFree Bakery : Known for their coffee and tea options along with Italian cuisine.
• Pasticceria Castelnuovo : A popular bakery offering Italian delicacies.
• G.B. Bar : A bar and pub, serving Italian fare.
• The Pure Cafè : Offers a variety of coffee and tea with Italian menu options.
• Mi Casa Toasteria - Turro : An Italian cafe known for its vibrant atmosphere.
• Caffetteria Rocca : A bar and pub, with a focus on Italian offerings.
• Marchesi 1824 : Known for its exquisite coffee and tea selections.
• Torrefazione Sempione : A coffee and tea spot with Italian influences.

Day trips from Milan offer a range of experiences, from scenic lakes to historic cities. Here are some popular options:

• Lake Como : Famous for its stunning landscape and charming towns .
• Verona : Known for its Roman architecture and the setting of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."
• Cinque Terre : A picturesque coastal area with five beautiful villages .
• Bergamo : A historic city with a well-preserved medieval center.
• Venice : Renowned for its canals, architecture, and art.
• Lake Garda : Italy's largest lake, known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic towns.
• Turin : A city known for its history, art, and local cuisine.
• Lugano, Switzerland : Offers a mix of Swiss and Mediterranean cultures.

The Bernina Express from Milan offers a scenic 4-hour train ride connecting Chur in Switzerland and Tirano in Italy . This journey showcases varied landscapes, from green valleys to high mountain passes.

• Route : From Chur, Switzerland to Tirano, Italy, passing through varied landscapes.
• Scenery : From green valleys to high mountain passes and alpine scenes.
• Train Features : Panoramic windows, comfortable seating, route information.
• Duration : Approximately 4 hours.
• Summer Bus Service : From Tirano to Lugano, crossing Italy .
• Fares : Vary by class and season, with seat reservations required.
• Rail Passes : Swiss Travel Pass applicable, except for reservations.
• Advance Booking : Recommended, especially in high season.

There are a number of different travel insurance companies that offer coverage for Italy. Before purchasing a policy, it is important to do your research and compare policies to make sure you are getting the best coverage for your needs. Some popular choices include World Nomads, Allianz Travel Insurance, and Travelex Insurance Services.

Learn more about Italy travel

Milan is best known for its fashion and design, being home to some of the world's top designers. It also has a long history as an important cultural centre, with many famous landmarks such as the Duomo di Milano and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Additionally, Milan is home to two major football teams, AC Milan and Inter Milan.

Yes, Milan is generally a safe place for travelers. However, like any other city, there are certain areas that you should avoid at night and be aware of pickpocketing. It's also important to stay aware of your surroundings and keep your valuables secure.

Yes, English is widely spoken in Milan. Many locals will be able to communicate with you in English and most restaurants and shops have English-speaking staff. Additionally, most tourist attractions and tour operators will have English-speaking guides.

In general, Italians have a positive view of Americans. Italy and the United States have a strong relationship, with many Italian-Americans living in the US. Italians often view Americans as friendly, open-minded and generous people, who bring positive energy to the country.

Milan is known to be a more expensive city for tourists. Accommodation, food and entertainment in the city can be quite costly. However, there are ways to save money such as visiting during the off season, eating at local restaurants, and taking advantage of free attractions.

The best time to visit Milan is typically between April and June, when the weather is mild and there are fewer crowds.

The average price of a pizza in Milan is between €8 and €12. Prices will vary depending on the size and toppings you choose.

2 nights is enough to get a good overview of Milan, but if you want to explore more of the city's culture and attractions then 3-4 days is recommended. That way you can take a day trip to Lake Como or the Italian Riviera and really make the most of your time in Milan.

Yes, Milan is a very walkable city. The central area of the city is easy to navigate on foot and many of the main attractions are within walking distance of each other. This makes it the perfect city to explore by foot and discover all its hidden gems.

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Milano - Advent u Milanu, Bergamu i Veroni

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O putovanju:

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Program putovanja:

Adventsko putovanje Milano, Bergam i Verona, autobusom iz Zagreba, Karlovca i Rijeke, 3 dana/2 noćenja

Vrijednost više:

HOTEL UNAHOTELS EXPO FIERA 4*** U MILANU!!!

1. dan: ZAGREB - BERGAMO- MILANO Polazak autobusa u 5:00 sati s autobusom s dogovorenog mjesta u Zagrebu (točno mjesto polaska u završnoj obavijesti prije putovanja). Vožnja preko Karlovca ( moguć ukrcaj putnika uz prethodnu najavu) do Rijeke, ukrcaj putnika na Vratima Jadrana „Sjever“ u 07:30. Vožnja preko Slovenije i Italije uz povremena zaustavljanja i odmore tijekom puta. Vožnja do Bergama, autentičnog bisera među lombardijskim gradovima. Po dolasku u Bergamo šetnja Gornjim gradom: Via Colleoni (glavna ulica) – katedrala – Piazza del Duomo – Piazza Vecchia. Slobodno vrijeme za kupovinu suvenira i božićnih dekoracija. Preporučujemo da isprobate i neke od tpičnih lombardijskih jela ili barem popijete espresso dok uživate u panorami Bergama. Nastavak vožnje prema hotelu. Smještaj u  hotel 4*. Noćenje.

2. dan: MILANO  Doručak. Odlazak do grada. Razgled grada: dvorac obitelji Sforza, katedrala, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, kazalište La Scala, Pinacoteca Brera... Šetnja shopping zonom Via Montenapoleone i povratak do trga katedrale. Slobodno vrijeme za ručak i shopping. Nakon pauze preporučamo posjetu muzeju Leonarda Da Vincia ili šetnju s pratiteljem do S.Maria delle Grazie - crkve u kojoj se nalazi poznata Leonardova "posljednja večera" (rezervaciju ulaznica potrebno je napraviti unaprijed). Ljubiteljima nogometa- najvažnije sporedne stvari na svijetu, svakako preporučamo posjet stadionu „San Siro“. Onima koji preferiraju dobar shopping savjetujemo odlazak do Corso  Como gdje možete naići na česte rasprodaje dizajnerske odjeće i nakita. Slobodno vrijeme za šetnju i uživanje u adventskom ozračju grada. U dogovoreno vrijeme povratak u hotel.

3. dan: MILANO – VERONA -  ZAGREB  Doručak, odjava iz hotela. Vožnja do Verone. Po dolasku u Veronu- grad romantike i zaljubljenih slijedi kraća šetnja s pratiteljem putovanja  do Arene - Piazza dei Signori - Piazza della Erbe i do Julijine kuće gdje se nalazi najpoznatiji balkon ispod kojeg je Romeo šaputao svojoj voljenoj najljepše riječi koje jedna žena može čuti. Tu je i spomenik Juliji pred kojim se cijeli svijet moli za ljubav, a zid nasuprot njega ispunjen je rukom ispisanim ljubavnim porukama koje su inspirirane ovim mjestom. Cijeli grad odiše adventskim ozračjem.  Slobodno vrijeme za posjet božićnom sajmu i uživanje u blagdanskom  ambijentu. Nastavak putovanja prema Hrvatskoj. Dolazak na Vrata Jadrana u večernjim satima i nastavak putovanja prema Zagrebu.  Dolazak u Zagreb u kasnim večernjim satima.

***Važna napomena: redoslijed obilazaka je podložan promjenama ovisno o prometu i procjeni  pratitelja putovanja.

Fotografije & video

Italija, Milano - galerija Vittorio Emanuele II

Italija, Milano -milanska katedrala Duomo

Italija, Milano - Santa Maria dlle Grazie

Italija, Verona - Piazza delle Erbe, živopisni gradski trg i fontana Madona di Verona

Italija, Verona-poznati kip Julije Capuleti u dvorištu njene kuće

Italija, Milano - Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Italija, Milano- Piazza del Duomo sa milanskom katedralom

Italija - Verona, adventsko ozračje

Mogućnosti plaćanja

Cijena aranžmana uključuje:

• Prijevoz  turističkim autobusom,  
• razgledi prema  programu,
• 2  noćenja na bazi usluge noćenje/doručak u hotelu 4* u Milanu u dvokrevetnim sobama
• Voditelj putovanja 
• Jamčevno osiguranje i organizaciju putovanja

Cijena aranžmana ne uključuje:

• Doplatu za jednokrevetnu sobu od 450 kn/59,73 Eur
• ulaznice za kulturno-povijesne spomenike i muzeje
• karte javnog  gradskog  prijevoza, doplate za izlete i obroke koji nisu prema programu
• osobne troškove, pića i napojnice te ostalo što nije navedeno pod cijena uključuje
• osiguranje od otkaza putovanja (preporučujemo)

Doplate i popusti:

Obavezna doplata: •    3,5 € po osobi/noćenju 

Popusti: •    dijete na pomoćnom ležaju 12 Eur/90,41 kn •    odrasla osoba na pomoćnom ležaju – NEMA POPUSTA!

Nadoplata za odabir sjedala u autobusu (nije obavezna): Na ovom putovanju nudimo mogućnost odabira određenih sjedala u autobusu uz nadoplatu prilikom rezervacije. Doplata nije obavezna. Raspoloživost odabranih sjedala je na upit i podložna provjeri prilikom rezervacije. •    sjedala 3 i 4 u prvom redu  doplata po osobi 113,02  kn / 15 EUR •    sjedala 5,6,7,8 u drugom redu  doplata po osobi  113,02  kn / 15 EUR •    sjedala iza  drugih vrata doplata po osobi  113,02  kn / 15 EUR •    bilo koje drugo sjedalo po odabiru – 52,74 kn / 7 EUR •     PRAZNO SJEDALO U AUTOBUSU 50 Eur/376,73 kn

NAPOMENA: Zbog upotrebe različitih tipova autobusa i prijevoznika, te različitosti numeracije sjedala u autobusima, organizator putovanja može uz doplatu garantirati traženi broj sjedala, no ne može garantirati položaj sjedala u autobusu : lijeva ili desna strana autobusa, kao niti da li je sjedalo do prozora ili do prolaza.

Informacije:

VAŽNE INFORMACIJE: Završno pismo dostavljamo vam e-mailom najkasnije 48 sati prije putovanja – to je završni dokument u kojem se nalaze sve bitne informacije poput točnog vremena i mjesta polaska, kontakt i ime pratitelja putovanja, imena hotela i sl. Eventualne doplate za izlete i ulaznice plaćate na licu mjesta pratitelju putovanja u eurima ili lokalnoj valuti zemlje u koju se putuje, osim ako nije u programu putovanja navedeno plaćanje prije puta. Organizator nije odgovoran za povećanje cijena ulaznica, fakultativnih izleta navedenih u programu na dan formiranja programa. Agencija ima pravo promjene redoslijeda programa.

Granične, vizne i zdravstvene formalnosti: Za državljane RH viza za Italiju nije potrebna, ali je za putovanje potrebna važeća osobna iskaznica ili putovnica.

UPLATE I REZERVACIJE: Prilikom prijave za putovanje potrebno je uplatiti minimalno 40% ukupnog iznosa, a ostatak najkasnije 21 dan prije početka putovanja. Prijava za putovanje vrijedi isključivo uz uplatu predujma. Preporučamo uplatu paketa osiguranje od posljedica nesretnog slučaja i bolesti na putovanju. Po uplati predujma primit ćete račun koji je ujedno i ugovor o putovanju.  U slučaju uplate na račun ljubazno molimo da nam OBAVEZNO pošaljete kopiju uplate ili nas o uplati obavijestite e-mailom kako bismo je evidentirali te vam poslali Ugovor za putovanje i račun. Dok ne dobijete Ugovor za putovanje, vaša rezervacija nije potvrđena! Završno pismo poslat ćemo 48 sati prije putovanja. Ako se na putovanje ne prijavi dovoljan broj putnika najkasnije 5 dana prije početka paket aranžmana, putnička agencija dužna je obavijestiti putnika o otkazu putovanja.

MOGUĆNOSTI PLAĆANJA:

• gotovina, internet bankarstvo
• kreditne kartice: Diners, Maestro, Visa, Mastercard

Upute i opći uvjeti putovanja za turističke aranžmane sastavni su dio programa i ugovora o putovanju. Svojim potpisom na ugovoru o putovanju suglasni ste s navedenim uvjetima, stoga molimo cijenjene putnike da pozorno pročitaju uvjete. Sukladno ZPUT-u Agencija je s osiguravajućim društvom UNIQA osiguranje d.d. Zagreb temeljem Ugovora o osiguranju od dana 14.09.2023. ugovorila: osiguranje jamčevine za slučaj nesolventnosti koje omogućava Ugovaratelju/Putniku neposredno ostvarivanje prava iz jamčevine od osiguravajućeg društva pod brojem police 45-7002936394 te osiguranje od odgovornosti za štetu koju Agencija prouzroči Putniku neispunjenjem, djelomičnim ispunjenjem ili neurednim ispunjenjem obveza iz Ugovora pod brojem police 11-7002936569. U slučaju nastanka osiguranog slučaja Ugovaratelj/Putnik je dužan na najbrži način kontaktirati osiguravatelja UNIQA osiguranje d.d. Zagreb. Ovo vrijedi kao potvrda o osiguranju za slučaj stečaja ili platne nemogućnosti Agencije i osiguranju od odgovornosti za štetu.

Molimo da se o rizičnosti putovanja u pojedine zemlje informirate na službenoj stranici Ministarstva vanjskih poslova i europskih integracija RH,  www.mvp.hr . Kategorizacija hotela odgovara lokalnoj kategorizaciji.

Tečaj konverzije 1 EUR= 7,53450 kn

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JEDNOKRATNO - Gotovina - Kreditne kartice: Maestro, Master card, Visa, Diners, Visa Premium card - Virmansko plaćanje na račun agencije u Erste banci, IBAN: HR4924020061100096516 ili PLAĆANJE NA RATE - Za sva obročna plaćanja od 2-12 rata agencija obračunava manipulativne troškove u iznosu od 5%. Maestro kartica ( Zagrebačka banka, Privredna banka Zagreb, ERSTE i Splitska banka ) do 12 rata - Visa Premium karticu na 12 obroka - Visa ( Splitska banka ) do 6 rata - Diners card do 12 rata beskamatno (ovisno o iznosu) - Mastercard ( Zagrebačka banka ) do 12 rata (ovisno o iznosu) - Mogućnost obročnog plaćanja obuhvaća i korisnike debitnih kartica sljedećih banaka MBNET grupacije: KentBank, Slatinske banke, Primorske banke, Sberbanke, Istarske kreditne Banke, Jadranske banke, Kreditne banke Zagreb i Veneto banke. (plaćanje u poslovnici)

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