For years, vacationers from all across the globe have literally dismissed Milan as too cold, too boring and even at times too business-like. But with the prospect of UEFA Champions League Finals to be held herein the month of May, this global capital of fashion and design is certainly back in business and in a very bigger and better way. This gorgeous city is also crammed full of several hidden secrets that promise the visitors a gratifying holiday experience. No wonder, Milan is a truly captivating metropolis that deserves to be on every traveler’s itinerary! Here’s why everyone is buzzing about this dazzling Italian city this May, and the reasons are galore.
UEFA Champions League Final (Real Madrid vs. Atletico)
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
Saturday, May 28, 2016, 8:45 PM
The much awaited 2016 UEFA Champions League final will be played in Milan at Stadio Meazza on Saturday 28th May 2016 and the official time of the kicking-off is 8:45pm Italian time. The majestic Giuseppe Meazza Stadium is a newly refurbished football temple of Italy and this year it will be surprising its guests with a new orange sector and a dedicated sky box. While in the city to watch the final, fans can also visit the San Siro Museum that houses an incredible trophy case, some old jerseys, photos, boots and tickets.
Events and Festivals
The city hosts a plethora of events and festivals which are a best way to explore the different cultural aspects of the terrific city. Start with Pittori del Naviglio Grande, to be held along the Naviglio Grande, South during the 2nd week of May. This open-air art exhibition features incredible works by more than 300 renowned artists from all over Italy. Orticola ai Giardini Pubblici is another exciting event organized by the Associazione Orticola di Lombardia. This festival is held in the mid of May and focuses on encouraging public interest in gardens and plants. Cortili Aperti and Idroscalo in Festa are two other prominent events of the city.
Attractions
Milan undoubtedly has more than its share of attractions that often tempt travelers to book flight tickets for this beautiful city. The most elegant Gothic cathedrals in Europe, Milan Cathedral, is the largest cathedral in Italy and a must visit tourist attraction. Yet another popular attraction of the city is Santa Maria delle Grazie, best known for its most famous artifact; The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. Some other interesting tourist spots in the city that are well worth a visit include Quadrilatero d'Oro, La Scala and Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio.
UEFA Champions League Final (Real Madrid vs. Atletico)
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Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
Saturday, May 28, 2016, 8:45 PM
The much awaited 2016 UEFA Champions League final will be played in Milan at Stadio Meazza on Saturday 28th May 2016 and the official time of the kicking-off is 8:45pm Italian time. The majestic Giuseppe Meazza Stadium is a newly refurbished football temple of Italy and this year it will be surprising its guests with a new orange sector and a dedicated sky box. While in the city to watch the final, fans can also visit the San Siro Museum that houses an incredible trophy case, some old jerseys, photos, boots and tickets.
Events and Festivals
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The city hosts a plethora of events and festivals which are a best way to explore the different cultural aspects of the terrific city. Start with Pittori del Naviglio Grande, to be held along the Naviglio Grande, South during the 2nd week of May. This open-air art exhibition features incredible works by more than 300 renowned artists from all over Italy. Orticola ai Giardini Pubblici is another exciting event organized by the Associazione Orticola di Lombardia. This festival is held in the mid of May and focuses on encouraging public interest in gardens and plants. Cortili Aperti and Idroscalo in Festa are two other prominent events of the city.
Attractions
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Milan undoubtedly has more than its share of attractions that often tempt travelers to book flight tickets for this beautiful city. The most elegant Gothic cathedrals in Europe, Milan Cathedral, is the largest cathedral in Italy and a must visit tourist attraction. Yet another popular attraction of the city is Santa Maria delle Grazie, best known for its most famous artifact; The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. Some other interesting tourist spots in the city that are well worth a visit include Quadrilatero d'Oro, La Scala and Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio.
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