What to visit in Milan
Another of the places you have to visit in Milan is the bohemian Brera neighborhood, where you will enjoy strolling through its cobbled streets and entering original shops, cafes and charming taverns.
This neighborhood, located in the historical center of Milan, concentrates numerous 18th century buildings, among which the Palazzo Brera stands out with its spectacular Pinoteca, considered one of the most important museums in the world as it houses paintings by great masters from the 13th to 20th centuries. , that will make you go back in time.
It is also worth seeing some of its 4 most famous churches in the neighborhood such as the Chiesa di San Marco, the Chiesa Santa María del Carmine, the Basilica San Simpliciano or the Chiesa di Sant’Angelo.
Other interesting places are the Piccolo Theater, the Botanical Garden of Brera and the Astronomical Observatory, famous for being the place where the astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli observed the well-known "Canals of Mars" for the first time. A good experience is to use 8Rental in Milan to go for a walk around the city.
It is also an ideal neighborhood to spend an afternoon taking the typical Milanese aperitif in one of its bars or dg traditional food in one of its most recommended places such as the Tasteria Gourmet Sicily or the fantastic Taglieri e Bicchieri, two of the best restaurants to eat in. Milan.
To get to know the most artistic side of the city better, you can book this free art tour of Milan for free! with a guide in Spanish that goes through the Brera neighborhood.
What to visit in Milan
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