Guide to Milan

A city that boasts both style and substance, Milan has long preserved a reputation for flashy designer boutiques, as well as an obsession with football and fashion. While there’s no denying that Milan is both a sporty and stylish city, there are also more than enough stunning buildings, fascinating galleries and museums to keep culture-hungry tourists happy! From your hotel, head straight to the main artery of the city in Corso Sempione, which offers stunning tree-lined views down to the historic Arco della Pace and a path into the tranquil green pastures of Parco Sempione. The park itself houses an impressive variety of attractions on top of the natural appeal, with the Cascina Nascosta, Arena Civica, and the iconic Medieval-Renaissance Sforzesco Castle all found here. If you're a bit of an art or history buff, make sure to drop by the latter to take in the impressive art collection, which includes works by Da Vinci and Michelangelo among others. Then, head into the city's Old Town to get a feel for its fascinating past and to admire the city's most recognised edifice, the Duomo di Milano, which took over 600 years to complete and remains one of the largest cathedrals in the world! When the sun goes down, the eclectic mix of trendy bars, gourmet restaurants and buzzing clubs promise an evening to remember

Hotel details

This relaxed, redbrick hotel is a 2-minute walk from P.za Firenze transit station, 4 km from views of the famous painting, The Last Supper, and 7 km from tours at Milan Cathedral. 

• Price is based on two people sharing a room.
• Lowest price deals available for two-night stays with flights from London in January 2019.
• Valid for travel on selected dates from January 2019 to April 2019.
• No cancellations or changes once booked.
• Subject to availability.