Historic architecture and tree-lined streets, with attractions like Santa Maria delle Grazie housing Leonardo's Last Supper. Corso Magenta is lively with shops, cafes, and bars, while Viale Papiniano hosts a popular market twice a week.
Historic architecture and tree-lined streets, with attractions like Santa Maria delle Grazie housing Leonardo's Last Supper. Corso Magenta is lively with shops, cafes, and bars, while Viale Papiniano hosts a popular market twice a week.
Santa Maria delle Grazie and The Last SupperArt Museum
HyggeBrunch
BentotecaJapanese
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Top-quality Japanese cuisine with heavy Mediterranean influences takes pride of place at this restaurant, where talented chef Toku Yoji Tokuyoshi creates dishes such as horsemeat tataki with a pizzaiola sauce, and barbecued fish neck…
A small jewel of elegance and refinement, where the celebrated starred establishment has chosen to offer a simpler, more relaxed cuisine without sacrificing precision or identity.
A traditional Milanese wine shop, it offers a selection of wines and rare spirits, along with aperitivo, lunch, and dinner featuring authentic Italian dishes.