I’ve been a guide in Milan for over 15 years now and in spite of the fact that Italy is a marvelous country no matter where you go, I wouldn’t be living anywhere else.
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Milanese cuisine is more specific than the city’s cosmopolitan reputation suggests. It has its own dishes — dishes that belong to this city and the Lombardy plains around it — built on butter, saffron, slow-cooked pork, and a sweetened bread that the rest of the world now eats at Christmas. Most of them are winter
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Milan is Italy’s most international city and one of its most underrated for visitors. While Rome and Florence carry the obvious historical weight, Milan has the Duomo di Milano, one of the great Gothic buildings in Europe; the Pinacoteca di Brera, the finest collection of Northern Italian Renaissance painting outside Venice; the Navigli canal district;
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