Milan Coffee Walking Tour With Tastings And Tiramisu

The Duomo di Milano is one of Europe’s great Gothic cathedrals and the defining symbol of Milan. Construction began in 1386 on the site of earlier basilicas, guided by the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo, the historic body that still oversees its upkeep.

Via Dante is one of Milan’s most elegant and lively central streets, stretching between Piazza Cordusio and Largo Cairoli, with the imposing Sforza Castle at its northern end. Named after the great Florentine poet Dante Alighieri, the street combines Milan’s 19th-century architectural grandeur with the energy of a modern shopping and meeting place.

Brera District is one of Milan’s most atmospheric and elegant neighbourhoods, famous for its artistic heritage, cobbled streets, historic buildings, and refined yet bohemian character. Located in the historic centre, just north of the Duomo, Brera has long been associated with artists, designers, writers, and intellectuals.

Castello Sforzesco is one of Milan’s most important historic landmarks, located at the end of Via Dante near Parco Sempione. Built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza, the castle was originally a powerful military fortress and later became a magnificent Renaissance residence for the Sforza family.