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Milan Travel Guide

If easygoing Italy is what you're looking for, book a vacation in Tuscany or Sicily. Milan, like New York City or London, is go-go-go. Home to Italy's stock exchange and Fashion Week, plus a hot nightlife, Milan is very much like many other major international cities. Still, there are subtle differences: For one, calcio (soccer) -- the city goes crazy for it, especially at San Siro stadium. Milan also contains some awe-inspiring examples of ... continue»

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When to Visit Milan

The best times to visit Milan are April to May or late September to October. These spring and fall months straddle the city's manic peak season, and they also escape the summer's scalding temperatures. The months between November and March constitute off-season, and are characterized by high average temps in the 40s and 50s, fog and an emptied-out city.

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Getting Around Milan

The best way to get around Milan is by the efficient (and inexpensive) public transportation system called the ATM. This system of subway, buses and trams is far-reaching and very cheap. Metered taxis are another good option -- and while they aren't as cheap as the ATM, they are fairly inexpensive. But if your hotel is near the Duomo (and many other top attractions), you might just want to walk. Driving, as in other major European cities, is not recommended because of traffic and parking that is both expensive and limited.

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