Milan in Italy is the home of the prestigious La Scala Opera House. You can view an ancient Roman Theatre under the Milan Stock Exchange, which opens a window to the city’s ancient past.
But how do you find the best accommodation for your stay? Which neighbourhood? Which hotel? Your choice of places to stay will probably be ruled by your interests and your budget.
If you love historical monuments and find history fascinating, Centro Storico hotels within proximity to the Duomo Cathedral are probably ideal for you.
If shopping and fashion are what you adore, Moscova and Porta Venezia will meet your need, with shops and style galore. If you prefer green residential areas, try Wagner Buonarotti in the west, with its parks and bookstores. Another residential area is San Siro, famous for its football stadium. It’s a great attraction for football fans.
If you like student areas with youthful vibrancy and bohemian atmosphere, you’ll enjoy Navigli neighbourhood, which has three universities. Bicocca and Citta Studi are also university areas, with cafes and street artists and the unique atmosphere of college life. Brera is a neighbourhood in which old and new buildings and give visitors an authentic slice of Milan life.
For those interested in business, San Donato Milanese is a Milan suburb where several Italian oil companies are based. Milan is truly worth seeing. Visit this special city and create some memories which will stay with you forever.
What’s the best area to experience the city as a local or when visiting the first time, what’s the best district for shopping or for nightlife, or where to stay on a budget ? Read on below to find out more best neighbourhoods to stay in Milan Italy.
