Top Things to do In Milan 2021

"Art conoisseurs knows this is one of the best and most overlooked Art museum in the world, with an impressive collection of Italian Renaissance paintings and a very well furnished library."

"You can visit the aquarium within an hour, kindly remind you to take your children. There was a friendly staff member. When we asked if we could visit a small garden among other things and little turtles, he enthusiastically took us there. Isn’t it exciting? Some fish swim in very small fish tanks, but the overall impression is still OK"

"A botanical garden that provides learning and practical activities for medical students. The plants inside may be some plants mainly based on medicinal value. Of course, we don’t really understand it, so the so-called layman will take a look at the excitement"

"Entering this quiet and leisurely shade of greenery is like leaving the previous chaos and noisy in another world. You must set aside time next time you come, bring a tablecloth and a picnic basket and lie lazily on the lawn like a local Bask in the sun, listen to the birdsong and have a picnic."

"With a history of nearly 100 years, it is one of the largest and most important planetariums in Italy. It is named after the donor’s name. If you are interested in astronomy and geography, this is definitely a holy place, both in terms of images and equipment."

"it's the "sea" of Milan. An artificial lake near Linate airport that provides necessary fresh water and a beach to relax, during torrid summer days"

"Come on, take a stroll, and it's pretty good. Very leisurely"

"The scenery is pleasant and the environment is good, suitable for taking a walk here for leisure and entertainment. It’s also close to other attractions, so it’s nice to stop by. The park connecting Sforza Castle and the Peace Gate. Very peaceful and comfortable"

"There are two parks in Tremezzina: Parco Comunale (Parco Comunale) and the more exquisite Villa Carlotta (Villa Carlotta) park. The famous Villa Carlotta was built in 1690. Carlota is the name of a beautiful woman, and the manor is a dowry given to her by her mother. The white villa by the lake has now been transformed into a small museum, which houses a copy of Love and Psyche by the Italian sculptor Antonio Canova (the original is in the Louvre in Paris)."

"Melide’s Miniature Landscape Garden displays some of the main ancient buildings and famous places in Switzerland, all made at a ratio of 1:25. The cultural landscape of the landscape park is soft with the natural landscape of Melide, which is especially suitable for children to visit. There is a mini train station to ride and walk through the miniature landscape garden, which is very interesting."