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Milan, Italy - culture and travel guide

Page history last edited by Brian D Butler 13 years ago

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Milan, Italy

 

 

 

Day trips from Milan:

source:  http://www.letsgo.com/10437-lombardy-travel-guides-milan_milano-daytrips-c 

 

 

☎ 035 Bergamo A trip to Bergamo (BEHR-ga-mo; pop. 115,000) is a visit to two different worlds. The città bassa (low city) is a modern commercial town. On the bluff above, however, lies the historical ...more

 

Although Mantua (in Italian, “MAHN-toh-vah”; pop. 46,372) did not become a bustling cultural haven until the Renaissance, art and culture have shaped the city’s history since the birth ...more

 

☎ 0372 Cremona Viewed from the top of the Torazzo, the tallest bell tower in Italy, Cremona (cre-MO-na; pop. 71,313) is a sea of terra-cotta rooftops and warm red brickwork. Perhaps even more impressive ...more

 

Seven kilometers north of Pavia stands the Monastero della Certosa di Pavia (chehr-TOH-zah dee pa-VEE-ya). Gian Galeazzo Visconti founded it in 1396 as a mausoleum for the Visconti clan, who ruled the ...more

 

In an attempt to shed its reputation for being dirty and dangerous, Brescia (BREH-shyah; pop. 200,000) has begun new tourism initiatives such as a self-guided audio tour through the tangled cobblestone ...more

 

 

Brief history:

 

 

 

Top Attractions:

 

 

 

 

Language :

Tip: Learn to say "please", "thank you", and "can we speak english please" in each language. It helps with everything. (tip from Patrick W, of FN Summer '10)

 

10-20 essential words / phrases you should know?  

 

ciao può parliamo degli inglesi - hello can we speak english

 

where is the closest food market- dove è il mercato di cibo il più vicino

 

please

per favore

 

thank you

ringraziarla


goodbye

arrivederci


see you tomorrow

vederla domani

 

-mishelle beltser 

 

 

 

Foods:

 5-10 foods you should try while here:

 

 

 

** see blog post - on foods across Europe: "I’ll tell you about it" - by Alina Kidanova intern

 

 

 

Curiosities:

 curious facts about this place:  

 

 

Practical Info:

 how to get around, save money, find stuff

 

 

Nearby our hotel:

  what is our hotel address?  what is nearby? (internet cafes, laundry, cheap eats, etc...) 

 

 

Nightlife:

 

 

Off the beaten track:

places to get away from crowds, discover local attractions

 

 

 

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See related pages from our upcoming trip:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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