📍 Milan, Italy · ⏱ 5 days

Milan 5-day itinerary

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Five days of Milan past the Duomo — Brera, the Last Supper, the design museums, and the Navigli when the working day ends.

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Full daily plan with hourly timing
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The route — main attractions

5 stops · walking + transit hints inside

1
Duomo di Milano
Day 1
2
Pinacoteca di Brera
Day 2
3
Sforzesco Castle
Day 3
4
Mercato Centrale Milano
Day 4
5
Al Garghet
Day 5

The plan, day by day

Day 1
Duomo & La Scala
Piazza del Duomo and the rooftop terrace, the Galleria, La Scala and the merchants' square behind it.
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Day 2
Brera & San Lorenzo
Pinacoteca di Brera, the Roman columns at San Lorenzo, Palazzo della Ragione and the Filarete tower at the castle.
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Day 3
The Last Supper & Sempione
Santa Maria delle Grazie for the Cenacolo, the Leonardo science museum, Mudec, then Branca Tower over Parco Sempione.
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Day 4
Porta Nuova & Poldi Pezzoli
The Highline walk above the new quarter, the Poldi Pezzoli house museum, lunch at Mercato Centrale.
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Day 5
Navigli
The day built around aperitivo — the canals, the cheese osterie and the cocktail bars locals fill after work.
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Frequently asked questions

What to eat in Milan

Milan offers a variety of culinary delights, from traditional dishes like risotto and ossobuco to modern interpretations at high-end restaurants. Don't miss street food markets for a taste of local flavors.

Best time to visit Milan

Spring (March-May) is ideal with mild weather and fewer crowds than the summer peak season, making it easier to explore attractions like the Duomo di Milano comfortably.

Is Milan safe at night

While generally safe, exercise caution in central areas late at night. Stick to well-lit streets and avoid isolated spots after dark.

How to get around Milan

The city's public transport system is efficient, with a metro network complemented by buses and trams. Purchase a tourist card for unlimited travel and discounts on attractions.

Milan vs Florence

Both cities offer unique charms: Milan for its fashion and modern art scene, while Florence excels in Renaissance history and architecture. Choose based on your interests.