Hotel Minerva

This cycle path starts from Porta Genova in Milan. Keeping the Naviglio Grande on the left pass Corsico, Trezzano sul Naviglio, Gaggiano where the landscape is more pleasant and less urban, up to Abbiategrasso. The Abbiategrasso-Sento Calende cycle path also starts here. Before entering the town, turn right along the canal heading north. From this point the route is more interesting and runs alongside various noble villas surrounded by rich and luxuriant vegetation.

Discover one of the most beautiful districts of Milan, where history, art, faith and entertainment meet along the Via Torino. The departure of this route is from the Duomo with the first stop at the Church of Santa Maria presso San Satiro. Halfway there is the Parco delle Basiliche where you can visit the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore with its famous columns. This adventure ends at the Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio with the possibility of visiting the Pope John Paul II park. There are many...

Discover surprising churches, browse in shops and find Roman ruins in this neighborhood south of the Duomo. Milan's blockbuster sights, for the most part, lie north and west of the Duomo and its large piazza, so most visitors head in those directions, often missing the less-visited (but no less interesting) places in neighborhoods to the south. While many of these are churches, they offer a lot more than the usual array of ecclesiastical art and architecture, including a few...

A walk through the streets of Milan, starting from the Castle. The whole itinerary was aimed at visiting Leonardo's Last Supper, visiting the "Vineyard of Leonardo" and the wonderful frescoes of San Maurizio dei Francesi. The whole route takes place in this city rich in Renaissance art and culture.

This is a beautiful walking route in the historic center of Milan: from the stunning Duomo and La Scala to the Renaissance castle of Milan. For all sizes of Milan, its main attractions are found in a surprisingly compact area, many of which are concentrated in the area north and west of the Duomo, a good place to start any visit to the city. Within this area, much of which lies within the line of fortified walls that once delimited the original city limit, are examples from several centuries...