[2025 Milan Attraction] Travel Guide for Sforza Castle (Updated Jul)

#Sign up for June Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 During the Renaissance, Italy was a land occupied by various family forces, and Milan was the Sforza family. So the castles are named after his surname - Castello Sforzesco. Before coming to the Sforza Castle, I thought it would be like the castles and royal palaces we visited outside, with many furnishings, beds, etc., but after arriving, I found out that it had already become 9 museums, which can be visited for a whole day. Originally built in the 13th century as the official residence of the Visconti family, the castle was destroyed by war during the French occupation in the 14th century; it was not until the 15th century when the Sforza family came to power that the castle was restored and rebuilt and became his royal palace. Even if you don't visit the paid museums, it's also good to take pictures outside the castle or in the square inside

#Register for June Hotel Tester 2025 The Museum of Musical Instruments of Milan is located in one of the museums in Castello Sforzesco, Sforza Castle, and exhibits a rich and diverse collection of musical instruments from the fifteenth century BC to the twentieth century. The exhibition begins with the collection of the Monzino family: tools and materials for making bowed and plucked string instruments (such as violins and guitars), hacksaws, chisels, etc., and about forty musical instruments. The museum exhibits violas, violins, guitars and mandolins, as well as variant folk instruments from Milan and Naples. The exhibition continues to be organized by typological groupings: string instruments, plucked string instruments, wind instruments srpe, pochette, hand organ and violet, keyboard instruments. All exhibits are instruments from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries collected by the Monzino family. The exhibits are so rich, and music students must be particularly happy

Milan is an exciting but expensive city (especially compared to other Italian cities). I stayed here for just 2 days, but I managed to walk around almost the entire city… and spend nearly all my money 😅 My three-star hotel near the central train station cost a little over €100 per night! 📍Places I managed to visit: 1. Duomo di Milano – it’s better to buy your ticket online. I recommend taking the stairs instead of the elevator — there are usually no queues. 2. Pinacoteca di Brera 3. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 4. Navigli district 5. Eataly and Bosco Verticale 6. Castello Sforzesco 7. Starbucks Reserve Roastery: prices are higher than in regular cafés, but the interior is really interesting. 🚇How to get around the city: Public transport isn’t very cheap either. A daily metro ticket costs around €3. Overall, I recommend exploring the city center on foot to truly experience the beauty of Milan! #localguides #historicallandmarks #familytrip #europetrip #milan #italy #scenicspotguide #europe

Friends, I highly recommend this 4-day Italian travel guide! It's full of authentic experiences. We'll delve deep into Rome and Venice, exploring their rich history and soaking in the vibrant art scene. We'll also uncover hidden gems, like charming Italian towns and the beautiful fishing village of Sirmione – places you may have never heard of, but are definitely worth experiencing! After reading this guide, you'll be the coolest traveler in Italy! -------- 🌍🍷🌻Itinerary: Day 1: Colosseum – Arch of Constantine – Palatine Hill – Roman Forum – Piazza Venezia – Spanish Steps Our Italian adventure begins with Rome's historical landmarks, starting at the Roman Forum. After dinner, we'll spend an unforgettable evening at Piazza Venezia and the Spanish Steps. Day 2: Assisi – Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi On our second day, we'll visit Assisi and its Basilica, experiencing the city's tranquility and beauty. Day 3: St. Mark's Square – St. Mark's Basilica – Bridge of Sighs – St. Mark's Campanile We'll capture stunning photos at St. Mark's Square and the Bridge of Sighs. We'll spend the day exploring St. Mark's Basilica and Campanile, stepping back in time to experience the historical charm of Venice. Day 4: Milan Cathedral – Royal Palace of Milan – Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – Sforza Castle We'll arrive in the fashion capital, Milan, and marvel at the grandeur of Milan Cathedral. We'll explore the Royal Palace and Galleria, taking in the sights of Milan. Afterward, we'll visit the Sforza Castle and discover hidden gems, experiencing the daily life of Italians. As our busy trip comes to an end, our journey home will be filled with joy. Let's pack our bags, filled with memories and photos, and embark on our homeward journey! ❤️⏰🎒🚄 -------- 🌍Pre-trip Essentials: 📱First, the Internet is a travel essential, so be sure to get a SIM card. Buy a local Italian SIM card so you can use maps🗺, find restaurants, post on social media, and more. Also, like other European countries, Italy uses two-pronged round plugs, so remember to bring a plug adapter. 🍝Of course, make sure your documents are in order. Your passport and visa are crucial, so always keep them with you. In Italy, you might want to try activities like diving or skiing, so remember to add insurance for these extra activities to your visa. 👖Lastly, layered clothing and adaptable electronic devices are essential. Italy's weather in March can be unpredictable, so you might need some spring clothes and a windbreaker. Also, bring sunscreen suitable for March. As for electronics, bring extra chargers and batteries. -------- 🎈Save + Follow to customize your Italian getaway!🎈

The Qingming Festival is the perfect time for a seven-day trip to Italy! This super detailed itinerary will guide you through the romantic country. Don't miss out! -------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Cinque Terre - Vernazza - Manarola - Monterosso al Mare (Giant Statue) Explore the beautiful scenery of Cinque Terre, experience the tranquility of the seaside towns and the charm of Vernazza, explore the colorful Manarola, and take a photo with the Giant Statue in Monterosso al Mare. Day 2: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Pisa Cathedral - Florence Cathedral - Giotto's Campanile - Ponte Vecchio - Piazza della Signoria Experience the wonder of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, visit Pisa Cathedral, then head to Florence to admire the Florence Cathedral and Giotto's Campanile, stroll across the Ponte Vecchio, and finally end the day at Piazza della Signoria. Day 3: Piazza Pio II - Pienza - Duomo di Pienza - Val d'Orcia - Castel Sant'Angelo - Ponte Sant'Angelo Starting from Piazza Pio II, explore the Renaissance relics of Pienza, then visit the Duomo di Pienza. Afterwards, travel through the natural beauty of Val d'Orcia, and finally arrive in Rome to visit Castel Sant'Angelo and Ponte Sant'Angelo. Day 4: Colosseum - Arch of Constantine - Palatine Hill - Roman Forum - Piazza Venezia - Pantheon Delve into the history of Rome, from the Colosseum to the Arch of Constantine, and then climb Palatine Hill for a panoramic view of the city. Stroll through the Roman Forum, feel the weight of history, and then head to Piazza Venezia and the Pantheon to appreciate the glory of ancient Roman civilization. Day 5: Assisi - Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi Travel to Assisi, explore this town full of religious atmosphere, and focus on visiting the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi, experiencing its unique architectural style and profound cultural heritage. Day 6: St. Mark's Square - St. Mark's Basilica - Bridge of Sighs - St. Mark's Campanile Arrive in Venice, with the first stop being St. Mark's Square, to admire its magnificent buildings. Then visit St. Mark's Basilica and experience the religious atmosphere of Venice. Stroll across the Bridge of Sighs and listen to the romantic legends behind it. Finally, climb St. Mark's Campanile for a panoramic view of Venice. Day 7: Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - Milan Cathedral - Royal Palace of Milan - Sforza Castle On the last day in Milan, start at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and enjoy its high-end shopping environment. Then visit Milan Cathedral and experience the charm of Gothic architecture. Afterwards, head to the Royal Palace of Milan to explore the traces of history. Finally, arrive at Sforza Castle, concluding this fulfilling trip to Italy. -------- Attraction Recommendations: 🌟 Florence Cathedral: The landmark building of Florence, a treasure of the early Renaissance, don't miss it! 🏟️ Colosseum: Experience the shock of ancient Rome, once the stage for gladiatorial combat. 🕍 Pantheon: See the unique circular dome, which looks even more mysterious and solemn when light penetrates it. -------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Remember to get an international phone card for easy communication and staying connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as Italian plug standards may be different from ours. 🪪 Don't forget your passport and visa, essential for entering Italy. 👗 It's a bit cool in Italy in March, so bring some spring and autumn clothes, as well as comfortable shoes. 🔋 Be sure to bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone charged. 🎒 Finally, carry a small bag with you for change, mobile phone, and other personal belongings. -------- The trip to Italy has come to an end. I hope this journey has made you fall in love with this romantic country. With fond memories, I look forward to seeing you again 👋

Five-day tour in Italy, a new place to check in during the New Year! Immerse yourself in the romance and history of ancient Rome and experience a different festive atmosphere. Come explore together! -------------------- Italy, located in southern Europe, has a long history and is the birthplace of ancient Roman civilization. 🏛️From the charming water city of Venice to the wine estates of Tuscany🍷, this place is known as the "beautiful boots" of Europe. -------------------- 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: Day 1: Siena Cathedral Visit the historic Siena Cathedral and soak up the ancient religious atmosphere. Day 2: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore - Piazza della Signoria - Piazza dei Miracoli Visit multiple attractions in one day, from the amazing tilt of the Leaning Tower of Pisa to the exquisite carvings of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, to the historical sites of Piazza della Signoria and Piazza dei Miracoli. It is a fulfilling and culturally rich itinerary. Day 3: Cinque Terre Take a stroll through the Cinque Terre, experience the unique style and charming scenery of the Italian seaside towns, and enjoy a leisurely time. Day 4: Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – Sforza Castle – Milan Cathedral Wander through gorgeous shopping galleries, explore ancient castles, and finally visit the magnificent Milan Cathedral, where fashion and history meet. Day 5: Piazza San Marco – Bridge of Sighs – Gondola Ride Feel the bustle and prosperity of Venice at St. Mark's Square, stroll along the Bridge of Sighs and listen to the sighs of history, and take a gondola ride to enjoy the romance and tranquility of the water city. 🚣‍♂️🌅 -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: Things to bring when traveling to Italy 📞 Buy an Italian phone card for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter, the Italian plug may be different from yours. 📜 With your passport and visa ready, you don’t have to worry about entry and exit. 👟 If you go to Italy in January, dress warmly and bring a down jacket, scarf, and gloves. 🔋 Chargers and mobile power banks are essential, as both mobile phones and cameras need power. 💊 Bring your usual medicines with you just in case. It is important to travel in a healthy way. 💰 Prepare your credit cards and cash so you can shop and eat more comfortably. -------------------- The romance and charm of Italy are waiting for you to explore. Don’t forget to bring your camera to record your Italian vacation!

📍Milan, Italy The tram moves slowly, weaving through the winding streets like a never-ending movie, with the melody of ancient and modern intertwining. Outside the window, the cobblestone streets of the old town are gently wrapped in Christmas lights, each light becoming a gentle voiceover in the movie, whispering the long history of Milan. Strolling through the streets of Milan, every corner exudes a unique charm that is intoxicating. ✅Citywalk route recommendation: Milan Cathedral → La Rinascente → Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II → Pinacoteca di Brera → Sforza Castle → Sempione Park → Arco della Pace → Santa Maria delle Grazie → Navigli Canal District → UNAHOTELS Verticale Milano ✅Accommodation recommendation: UNAHOTELS Verticale Milano Located in the city center of Milan, close to the Vertical Forest, with convenient transportation and a subway station at the doorstep. The rooms are modern and spacious, with a large terrace offering a panoramic view of the city. The hotel not only provides a comfortable accommodation environment but also arranges unique experience activities. To let me fully experience the fashion atmosphere of Milan, the hotel specially arranged a private shopping experience, where I could choose my favorite items in La Rinascente, which is connected to the cathedral, with a wide range of international brands and a fragrance area that is mesmerizing. The scent of Maison Francis Kurkdjian is like magic, with each perfume being a carefully crafted work of art, exuding a unique fragrance and story. In addition, the hotel also arranged a Milanese ice cream and pizza making experience at Towns of Italy, where I followed the steps of a professional chef, from kneading the dough to spreading the sauce, and then sprinkling with rich cheese and fresh vegetables, to personally experience the fun of making. ✅Attraction recommendation: 1. Milan Cathedral (16€ for rooftop ticket) It is recommended to buy a rooftop ticket to overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city of Milan. You can enjoy discounts when purchasing tickets on-site with Alipay, and there is an exclusive fast track. ⌚️Opening hours: 9:00-19:00 2. Pinacoteca di Brera (free, exhibition ticket 15€) It houses the artistic treasures of the Italian Renaissance, with classic works by masters such as Raphael and Caravaggio on display. ⌚️Opening hours: Closed on Mondays, 8:30-18:00 3. Santa Maria delle Grazie (15€) It houses Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper", a must-visit for art lovers. Tickets need to be booked one month in advance. ⌚️Opening hours: 8:15-19:00 4. Sforza Castle (free) Once the residence of Milanese nobility, it has now been transformed into a museum, showcasing the rich history and culture of Milan. ⌚️Opening hours: 7:00-19:30 5. Navigli Canal District (free) The night view of the canal is charming, a great place for photography, especially the hidden gallery space and Iron Bridge canal bridge. 6. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (free) This is a beautiful shopping arcade, a great place for shopping, connecting the cathedral and the Scala Opera House. 7. San Siro Stadium (30€) "A paradise for football fans" and a symbol of world Milan ⌚️Opening hours: 09:00-19:30

It was a family Christmas trip to Milan, Italy 🇮🇹 Milan is magical during the holiday season, with its twinkling lights, festive markets, and historical landmarks ✨ We started our family Christmas adventure with a visit to Milan’s iconic Piazza del Duomo. The Milan Cathedral ⛪️ it is especially breathtaking during the holidays, with its grand gothic architecture beautifully lit. We took a family photo 📸 in front of the cathedral, where the holiday lights made the scene even more enchanting ✨ I would recommend visiting early in the morning when the square is quieter, and you can enjoy the view without the crowds ☀️ You can also climb to the rooftop for stunning panoramic views of the city, it’s a great spot for family photos 🙌 📍Piazza del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy We also wandered into the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, which was beautifully decorated with Christmas 🎄 lights and a giant tree. It’s one of the world’s oldest shopping malls 🛍️ and the combination of stunning architecture and festive decorations makes it a perfect place for photos 📸 The atmosphere is festive, but it’s also a great spot for a warm coffee in one of the elegant cafés ☕️ The late morning light coming through the glass ceiling creates a perfect glow for family portraits. 📍Piazza del Duomo, 20121 Milano MI, Italy We visited the Sforza Castle 🏰 one of Milan’s most famous historical landmarks. The castle itself is impressive, and the surrounding Parco Sempione provides plenty of green 🌱 space for the kids to run around. We explored the castle grounds and took plenty of photos 📸 in the park, especially with the castle as the backdrop. If you visit during winter, the contrast of the bare trees and the majestic castle makes for beautiful photographs. The museum inside the castle offers family-friendly exhibits that are perfect for kids to learn while having fun 💯 📍Piazza Castello, 20121 Milano MI, Italy We also spent an evening in the Navigli district, famous for its picturesque canals. The canals were beautifully lit with Christmas 🎄 lights, and the atmosphere was lively but not overcrowded ✨ We walked along the water, exploring the little shops 🛍️ and cafes ☕️ that line the canals. It’s a wonderful place for photos 📸 especially as the lights reflect in the water at dusk. There are also plenty of family-friendly restaurants where you can enjoy a cozy dinner after a day of exploration 🙌 📍Navigli District, 20144 Milano MI, Italy Short Christmas trip inMilan is filled with memorable experiences that are perfect for the holiday season 🙌🙌🙌 #familytravel #vacation #travel

|A city of art that travels through time. Milan Attractions Guide | A Time-Traveling Art Capital Milan, this dazzling city that combines the pulse of fashion and the soul of art, is a series of vivid oil paintings slowly unfolding before your eyes, and every frame is intoxicating. This city is not just a geographical coordinate, but also an intersection of creativity and dreams. Every brick and tile exudes a unique charm, attracting travelers and art lovers from all over the world. From ancient churches to modern shopping malls, from exquisite handicraft shops to fashionable cafes☕️, every corner is full of surprises. Must-see attractions in Milan ✅Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) Historical background: Built in 1386, it is one of the largest Gothic churches in the world. Highlights: Seven-color stained glass windows, the Terrazze at the top of the church overlooking the panoramic view of Milan and the flying buttress design. Shooting suggestions: Shoot in the afternoon, dusk 🌆 and evening 🎬 for the best appearance, and avoid backlight in the morning. ✅Castello Sforzesco History: Built by the Visconti family in the 14th century, it later became the residence of the Storza family. It was used as a barracks during World War II and was damaged, but has now been restored. Free and paid: The inner courtyard is free, but the museum requires a ticket (5 euros). Must-see exhibits: Leonardo da Vinci's "Head of Neda" and Michelangelo's "Pieta Rondanini" statue. ✅Parco Sempione, Milan Leisure Resort: A daily leisure place for Milanese citizens, with a quiet environment and few tourists. Features: The ancient city gate and the Peace Arch separate the old city area from the new development area. ✅Santa Maria in Milan (The Last Supper) History and Art: Built in the 15th century, it is famous for Leonardo da Vinci's famous mural "The Last Supper". Visiting tips: You need to make an appointment in advance on the official website, arrive at the site 15 minutes before the visit to exchange tickets, each session is 15 minutes, limited to 25 people, and you can take photos now. ✅Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Architectural Features: Designed by Giuseppe Mengoni in 1865, it is a classically beautiful cast iron and glass structure. Modern function: It is now a shopping center in Milan and a great place for shopping and leisure. 👮🏼‍♀️Security Tips The public security in Milan is generally good, but special attention should be paid to areas with large traffic such as Piazza del Duomo. Beware of the "lucky rope" trap: someone will put a bracelet on you and ask for a tip to avoid unnecessary trouble. Prevent pigeon food scams: Be careful if someone suddenly stuffs pigeon food into your hand and asks for payment. Central Station Pickpocket Prevention: In busy areas such as Milan Central Station, pay attention to the safety of personal belongings to prevent pickpockets.

Brera: A painting of the passage of time. 🎨 Risotto: A symphony of Italian flavors. 🍷 Lake Como: A poetic landscape. 🌊 📍Address Milan is located in the Po Valley in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. 🚘Transportation ✈️Airport: Milan's main airports are Malpensa Airport and Linate Airport, with flights to and from destinations around the world. Airport buses and taxis are available to the city center. 🚇Subway: Milan's subway network covers the main areas of the city. It is convenient and efficient, with fares ranging from €1.5 to €5. 🚌Bus and tram: There are many routes, and you can enjoy the city views along the way. A single ticket costs around €2, and a day pass costs €7. 🚖Taxi: Taxis are easy to find at train stations, airports, and in the city center. The starting fare is around €3.5. 🍽Food Recommendations 🍲Milanese Risotto: Risotto flavored with saffron and other spices. It is golden in color and rich in flavor. 🍲Italian Pizza: Traditional thin-crust pizza with a variety of toppings and a crispy crust. 🍲Milanese Veal Cutlet: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. It is served with lemon for a unique flavor. 🍲Tiramisu: A perfect blend of coffee and mascarpone cheese, with a sweet and bitter taste. 🍲Panettone: A classic Italian Christmas bread that is soft, sweet, and fruity. 📸Must-See Attractions 🎬Milan Cathedral: One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world, with many spires and a stunning interior. You can climb to the top for a panoramic view of Milan. 🎬Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: A magnificent shopping arcade with many fashion brands and restaurants. The architecture is very artistic. 🎬Sforza Castle: A historic castle with a museum that houses a rich collection of art and artifacts. 🎬Pinacoteca di Brera: A museum with a rich collection of Renaissance paintings and other art treasures. It has a strong artistic atmosphere. 🏠Nearby Attractions 📍Lake Como: A beautiful lake where you can take a boat tour. There are beautiful towns and villas around the lake. 📍Verona: A city with a romantic atmosphere and many Roman ruins. It is home to Juliet's House and other attractions. ✨Travel Experience ✅Milan is a shining jewel of fashion and art. In front of Milan Cathedral, you can admire its grandeur and feel the awe of religious and architectural art. ✅Stroll through Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and feel the fashion atmosphere. Taste Milanese risotto and enjoy its unique flavor, and indulge in the sweetness of tiramisu. ✅Visit Lake Como, where the lake and mountains are like a painting, and Verona, where you can immerse yourself in romance and ancient history.

Attractions • Milan Cathedral: A masterpiece of Gothic architecture with numerous spires and exquisite sculptures. You can climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city. Open from 9:00 to 19:00. Tickets start at €8. • Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: A shopping and dining destination connecting Milan Cathedral and La Scala. Home to many luxury stores. • Sforza Castle: A historic building in Milan with several museums showcasing a wealth of art and artifacts. • Pinacoteca di Brera: Home to a large collection of Renaissance paintings, including works by Raphael and other masters. • Santa Maria delle Grazie: Famous for Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper." Tickets must be booked in advance. • Navigli: A trendy art district with many bars and restaurants at night. Enjoy the beautiful canal views. Food • Risotto alla Milanese: Made with saffron and other ingredients for a rich flavor. • Cotoletta alla Milanese: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. • Ossobuco: Braised veal shank with a rich flavor. • Gelato: A variety of flavors with a rich milk taste. • Panettone: A traditional Christmas bread with a variety of dried fruits. Shopping • Via Montenapoleone: Home to world-famous luxury brands. • Quadrilatero d'Oro: A shopping district made up of four streets, including Via Montenapoleone, where you can find all the top brands. Transportation • Subway: Four lines (red, green, yellow, and purple). Single tickets cost €2.2 and are valid for 90 minutes. Discounted tickets are available for one day, three days, etc. • Tram: A unique way to get around Milan and enjoy the scenery. Accommodation • Near Milano Centrale: Safe and convenient, such as the Glam Milano Hotel. • Near Milan Cathedral: Close to attractions, such as the NH Collection Milano President. Tips • Keep your belongings safe: Keep a low profile and keep your valuables with you at all times. • Tax refunds: Check with the store. It's best to get a refund on the spot to avoid potential issues with airport refunds.

#magicalxmastrip Christmas in Milan offers a captivating blend of festive traditions and chic urban elegance. The city’s iconic landmarks, like the Duomo Cathedral and Sforza Castle, are stunningly lit up, creating a magical atmosphere. Piazza del Duomo hosts a charming Christmas market, where visitors can find artisanal gifts, festive treats, and local delicacies like panettone and vin brulé. High-end shopping streets, such as Via Montenapoleone, are beautifully decorated with extravagant holiday displays. Milan also offers cultural experiences, including Christmas concerts at La Scala and exhibitions at the city’s museums. With its perfect mix of fashion, culture, and holiday cheer, Milan is a must-visit destination for Christmas lovers.

[Italy] Sforzesco Castle and Milan Cathedral go hand in hand! ●Sforzesco Castle● There is a fountain in front of the entrance, and the tower standing in front of the entrance is called the "Tower of Philate". A corridor runs around this tower in a square, and there is a courtyard inside. There are museums and art galleries inside Sforzesco Castle. There is also an art museum that is free to enter. You can walk from Sforzesco Castle to Piazza del Duomo and Milan Cathedral, so I recommend visiting them together. #Overseas Travel Records #0 Yen Travel November #100 Travel Styles #Milan Cathedral

Milan is the fashion capital of Italy, and it is recommended to start with the Duomo di Milano, a Gothic architecture that is magnificent and worth climbing on the roof to overlook the entire city. 🌆✨ Sforza Castle After visiting the cathedral, head to Castello Sforzesco, which houses several museums displaying famous works of art. 🏰🎨 Snack recommendations - Risotto alla Milanese: Try this intoxicating Milanese specialty stew at Trattoria Milanese. 🍚🧀 - Gelato: The local ice cream shop offers a variety of flavors, perfect for cooling off. 🍦🍧 Tips - Transportation: Milan has convenient public transportation, with easy access to major attractions by metro and bus. - Best time to travel: The climate is pleasant in spring and autumn. Milan attracts tourists with its unique fashion and art culture. Come and experience this glamorous city! #Milan #Milan Cathedral #Sforza Castle #Risotto #100ways to travel #traveltips #traveltips #trip

Castello Sforzesco is a representative castle located in Milan, built by the Sforza family. The castle reflects the history and culture of Milan, and is known as a museum that houses art and historical artifacts. Inside the Milan Castle (Castello Sforzesco), various works of art, including those by Michelangelo, are on display. The castle itself has a rich historical content, making it an interesting tourist attraction for visitors. There is also a park around the castle, making it a great place to take a walk or relax! #EuropeTravel

Milan’s Castello Sforzesco is a popular attraction for tourists visiting this magnificent city. Located in the heart of Milan, walking distance from the Milan Catherdral. This is a medieval fortress was built in the 15th century, and serve as residence for the Sforza family during the Renaissance period. It was damaged during WW2, and was as restored & reopen in 1950s. You can now explore various museums & galleries, including the Museum of Ancient Art and the Museum of Musical Instruments. I would recommend spending at least half a day here, to take in the views and explore the museums! To get here, you can alight at Cadorna Station. #tripblazers #milan #italy #europe #darwintravel

#2023 Travel Wishes Milan fashion, shopping paradise, artistic atmosphere...and a must-visit castle📸️😍😍...is Castello Sforzesco "Sforza Castle" in the city of Milan The red brick exterior, which can be seen from a distance.. and is very grand and magnificent The seemingly simple castle, decorated by the great artist Leonardo da Vinci and famous architects, has become a cultural symbol and popular attraction of Milanese art over the years. Tall city walls surround the exquisite and artistic courtyard 😍😍. Feel worth a good visit and enjoy. The castle part is currently used as a museum, if you need to visit the museum inside, you need to buy an additional ticket of €5 The cost of entering the castle loop around the tour is free. Castello Sforzesco Address: Piazza Castello, 27029 Milano The new place to travel in 2023 is Tokyo, Japan ✈️😎😎 🌟🌟Follow Me On IG:grace_chow0202 #Europe #Italy #Milan #OverseasTravel

#Valentine's Day Destination Milan, the city of fashion, in addition to the cathedral, there is also a castle which is a great fortress. I would like to visit another place... Sforzesco Castle is a castle built by the Duke of Milan in the 14th century. But after another 200 years, it was renovated and expanded gradually until it became one of the great fortresses in Europe. Next to it is a park with lush green grass, trees, and flowers. There is a small bridge with a little mermaid at the head of the bridge. Looking through the park, you will see Arco della Pace, the archway at the entrance. This area has a museum, arena (stadium), art gallery, and beautiful garden. People who come with you will definitely be impressed.

This castle was built by the mater Bramente and Leonardo Da Vinci. The popular Michelangelo unfinished final work can be able to feel at that castle. That place was priceless with popular features such as Ronadanini Pietà, Sala delle Asse, Trivulzion Talestries, and so on… Put on must visit list if you’re trying to explore in Milan. #milan #castellosforzesco #italy

While in Milan, besides the famous Duomo, you have to see some hidden gems. I will give you some inspiration: - Sforzesco Castle: medieval fortification, built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, on the remnants of a 14th-century fortification. - Arco della Pace also known as Porta Sempione - Leonardo da Vinci’s Vineyard - Small Streets - Enter in every church you see, they have a stunning architecture!#passionpassport #milan #gooutside

It is often difficult to get tickets to see Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" in Milan. You can consider taking a half-day city tour to avoid the trouble of buying tickets. Since 2015, Michelangelo's "Pietà of Rondannini" has been exhibited at Castello Sforzesco, included in a half-day city tour for about 59 euros. In fact, the ticket to the Castello Museum is only 5 euros. In addition to the "Pietà", the exhibits are extremely rich, including galleries, decorative arts, and musical instruments. You can spend a whole day to slowly explore them. It is really worth it. Castello Sforzesco：Piazza Castello, 20121 Milano MI Metro Line M1 Cairoli Station #Overseas Travel #Italy #Museum

The Visconti and Sforza families ruled Milan from 1277 to 1447 and 1450 to 1535, respectively. The Castello Sforzesco was built in 1368 and rebuilt in 1450. The 70-meter Torre de Filarete is a replica of the original gate-tower built in 1905. The Sforza Castle (Castello Sforzesco) was erected as a castle in the fourteenth century and is one of Milan's most iconic landmarks. It currently contains one of the city's greatest museums. The Musei del Castello Sforzesco, a collection of museums, includes one dedicated to sculpture. The Pietà Rondanini, Michelangelo's final masterwork, was transferred here from the Palazzo Rondanini in Rome in 1953. #travellater #travelling #milan #italy #cityoverlook

The Castello Sforzesco (Italian for "Sforza's Castle") is a medieval fortification located in Milan, northern Italy. It was built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, on the remnants of a 14th-century fortification. Later renovated and enlarged, in the 16th and 17th centuries it was one of the largest citadels in Europe. Extensively rebuilt by Luca Beltrami in 1891–1905, it now houses several of the city's museums and art collections. The Castello Sforzesco complex includes the following museums. Happy new year everyone. Stay safe #exploresgtogether #milan #nationalpark

📅 Itinerary Day1：visit duomo, breakfast at Marchesi 1824, shopping around galleria, see theatre alla scala, walk and coffee break around Brera, Milanese lunch at Stendhal Milan, walk around Navigli river and watch sunset, seafood dinner at Langosteria Bistro Day2: visit Santa Maria delle grazie and watch last supper at the museum, little walk in Leonardo’s wine yard, visit Castel sforzesco, street food time (pizza, gelato, piadina ..), aperitivo at the rooftop bar Terazza Aperol with duomo view, steak dinner at El Porteño Darsena 🏨 Accommodation Milan Marriott Hotel ;Via Giorgio Washington, 66, 20146 Milano MI 🍴 Food Recommendations Marchesi 1824, Stendhal Milan, Langosteria Bistro, Terazza Aperol, El Porteño Darsena, GROM 📌 Tips For visiting Museum Santa Maria delle grazie, you need to reserve tickets online. As a cheaper way, you can find it through official page, If you want a guide you can find through some company such as GetYourGuide.#historicallandmarks #familytrip #deliciousfood #milan #italy #italytravel #foodie

Visiting Milano is a captivating blend of historical grandeur and contemporary chic. The city immediately impresses with the magnificent Duomo, its intricate spires reaching towards the sky, offering breathtaking rooftop views. 💞Reasons to Recommend: Just steps away, the opulent Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II provides a stunning backdrop for luxury shopping and people-watching. 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Beyond the fashion and design hub, Milan reveals its artistic soul at the Santa Maria delle Grazie, home to Leonardo da Vinci's iconic "The Last Supper" (remember to book far in advance!). The Sforzesco Castle offers a journey through history, while the vibrant Brera district beckons with its artistic galleries and charming cafes. Evenings come alive in the Navigli district, where canals are lined with bustling bars and restaurants. Milan truly is a city that seamlessly fuses its rich past with a dynamic, modern energy. #travel #milan #italy

3-Day Milan Itinerary🌍 Art, romance, and fashion all in one place! The best part of visiting Milan is being able to see the cathedral, admire Da Vinci's masterpieces, and shop till you drop🛍️ Day1⃣️ Classic Highlights Route: 📍 Milan Cathedral: Must climb to the top! Recommended to take the elevator ticket for breathtaking views of this Gothic masterpiece [Photo tip: Softest light at 4 PM] 📍 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: Right next to the cathedral, filled with luxury boutiques, even the floor is a work of art 📍 La Scala Opera House: A must for opera lovers, entrance ticket €15 Day2⃣️ Art Exploration: 📍 Santa Maria delle Grazie: Home to Leonardo's "The Last Supper"! Book 3 months in advance! 📍 Sforza Castle: Designed by Da Vinci, now transformed into a museum [Tip: Free entry Wednesday afternoons] 📍 Sempione Park: Locals' favorite sunbathing spot, especially beautiful at dusk Day3⃣️ Shopping Day: 📍 Via Monte Napoleone: One of the world's most expensive shopping streets, with Hermès and Prada flagship stores 📍 Brera District: My favorite artsy neighborhood, perfect for designer boutiques and antique shops 🍝 Food Recommendations: 1️⃣ Luini: 70-year-old shop near the cathedral, must-try panzerotti 2️⃣ Piz: Locals' favorite budget pizza joint, Margherita pizza only €5 3️⃣ Cioccolati Italiani: Best gelato chain in Italy ⚠️ Practical Tips: • Daily transport pass is most cost-effective (covers metro/trams) • Beware of pickpockets near the cathedral • Book "The Last Supper" tickets well in advance! • Many shops close for vacation in July-August Rome·Metropolitan City of Rome Capital

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip The Sforzesco Castle, towering over the center of Milan, is a fortress built in the 15th century and was once the residence of the Sforza family. It is now open as a cultural facility that brings together multiple art galleries and museums, and precious works such as Michelangelo's unfinished sculpture, the Pieta Rondanini, are on display. The vast grounds are also connected to a park, so even just taking a leisurely stroll is a soothing spot 🌳 📍Access: Right next to the Cairoli station on the M1 subway line. It is also within walking distance of the Duomo, so it's very accessible! 🎯Travel Tips: Many areas are free to enter, and museums are open for free on some days of the week! Check the schedule on the official website in advance 📅 The castle is large, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes 👟 Domestic travel #couples trip #solo trip #absolutelyfree trip #Milan #Sforzesco Castle #art appreciation #history exploration #Italy trip

#summervacay I'm constantly falling in love with summer in Italy! Milan has been absolutely bathed in golden sunlight lately, making it perfect for getting out and taking some stunning photos. That sunshine really is the best filter! Here's my favorite photo-worthy route: I start my journey at Parco Sempione (Sempione Park). As I walk through the lush greenery, I can gaze at the magnificent Sforza Castle in the distance. My path then leads me to the majestic Arco della Pace (Arch of Peace), where I always soak in Milan's romantic ambiance. To get a breathtaking perspective of the entire city, I highly recommend heading up to the top of the Torre Branca tower. A Few Tips: Sempione Park & Arch of Peace: Both are free to enter, so you can enjoy them at your leisure. Torre Branca: The elevator ride up the tower costs €6 per person. Be aware that your time at the top is limited to about 5-6 minutes – it's a super-speedy viewing experience! (Check photo 16 for opening hours.) My Summer Skin Savior: With all the intense walking under the hot sun, my skin has stayed remarkably good thanks to a French pharmacy brand called Jonzac. It focuses on thermal water skincare, and its thermal water + Vitamin C formula is perfect for sensitive skin. After a full day in the sun, my skin hasn't peeled or dulled; in fact, when I take photos, it even looks brighter than usual! #Milan #Italy #SummerInItaly #MilanTravel #PhotoSpots #ParcoSempione #ArcoDellaPace #TorreBranca #SforzaCastle #Skincare #Jonzac #TravelTips #EuropeanSummer

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.UNA HOTELS Cusani Milano 💡 Tips