What to eat in milan italy | Perfect for Foodies and Tourists

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Here we are at Milano Centrale. This is one of the busiest busiest train stations in the whole world.
Just look around. I want you to stay tuned because we're gonna have a bunch of surprises for you.
We're gonna visit a lot of places here in Milan, Italy. Hey guys, here's the building where we're
staying here in Milan. As you can see, it's a very, very good architecture from Milan.
Beautiful, beautiful building. We're staying at Scala 7. We're going to the second floor. Absolutely, let's go.
It doesn't work. Welcome to my apartment in Milan. Come this way. Let me show you. It's a really tiny
apartment but it's really cozy. As you can see, here's the kitchen. We have a sofa bed here and
the most important thing, before I show you the bathroom, is the espresso machine. This is like
so every morning I will have a nice coffee. Also, there's a nice detail here which explains you
different types of coffee. So every time that you want to go out and, you know, try one of these
coffees, you know what to order. Here's the bathroom right here. Very spacious. Everything you need.
Excellent. So over here we have AC. We already hung the AC. It's kind of hot outside at this time of
the year in Milan. And this is the master bedroom. It comes with a small TV. Beautiful, beautiful
apartment this building. It's really kind of a Milan style apartment where you should stay.
Well, stay tuned because we got a lot to do.
Hey guys, we're in the city of Milan. Right behind us we have one of the oldest cathedrals in the world, the Duomo.
What do you think about shopping? Absolutely. You take me to. Oh, but we have the Vittorino Emanuele right next to us.
Okay then, I'll join you right now. All right, let's go. Hey guys, we're here at Galleria Ristorante.
We're here at Vittor Emanuele, the oldest shopping mall in the world in Milan. Having a good time,
having a little bit of focaccia. Don't forget the olive oil. Very important.
So when you do shopping here at Vittor Emanuele, don't forget to stop by
at Galleria Ristorante. I totally recommend it. Five out of five so far.
you should try the Risotto Milanese. Obviously from here, this is like the best combination ever.
Here at the Galleria Ristorante, I noticed something that is really important. It's not
only about the food, it's also about details. The bread, the olive oil, the balsamic, the service.
Just look around the stores that are here. You have Fendi, Montblanc, you have Louis Vuitton, Gucci,
Prada, all the brands. And it's everything about detail. So the restaurant, what they do,
just perfection. Buon appetito.
Well, Limoncello, an after-dinner drink. And we have gelato as well. Absolutely.
Cheers.
What do you think about this park? Oh, I love it. So much green area around and we're enjoying
a cup of coffee. It's beautiful and the weather is perfect. Absolutely. There are kids playing
around. Wonderful, wonderful weather. And right behind we have the Bosco Verticale.
It's two buildings with 800 trees on them. Isn't that impressive? Totally. Oh my God.
Very nice to see that.
Hello guys here. I'm in this beautiful Campione della Parc. Right here we have the Arco della
Pazze. This is a very beautiful, outstanding monument. And over there we have the S. Fazzone
Castle. Arco della Pazze or Arch of Peace is a neoclassical triumphal arch located at the
entrance of Parco Sempione. It was built to celebrate the peace established in Europe
after the conquest of Vienna in 1815. The arch is adorned with beautiful sculptures and provides
a picturesque backdrop for photos. Just look at it.
What's your experience about the park? Oh, I love it. I love it. Quality of life. Absolutely.
Yeah, I see a lot of kids playing here. Soccer, playing around. Wonderful weather. Very healthy.
I love Milan. It's really, really... You just look around. Look around the bushes.
It's very peaceful. You know, I see little kids playing around. They're playing soccer.
There's kids, they're doing picnics. You have landmarks. You have the arch.
Also, you have the castle over there. I mean, you cannot beat it. I love Milan.
Hydrate yourself. It's very important because it's really, really hot. Oh,
there's water everywhere. Yeah, you can just get your bottle and fill it up back again.
So,
Sesco Castle is a majestic fortress that once served as the residence of the ruling families
of Milan. It houses several museums and art collections, including the Museum of Ancient Art,
Museum of Musical Instruments, and Egyptian Museum. St. Pune Park surrounds the castle and offers
a serene green space in the heart of the city, perfect for leisurely walks and picnics.
Sforesco Castle has a rich history spanning several centuries. Originally built in the
14th century, it was expanded and enhanced by the Sforza family in the 15th century.
The castle served as a residence for ruling families and witnessed periods of war and
destruction. In the late 19th century, it was transformed into museums and art galleries,
housing a diverse collection of art and artifacts. Extensive restoration work has preserved its
architectural integrity. Sforesco Castle has become an iconic symbol of Milan,
attracting visitors, which is grandeur and surrounding St. Pune Park.
So, where are we going, baby? We're going to Porta Genova.
Hey, I'm learning Italian.
Oh, here we are, Porta Genova. Let's go!
Always on your right, never on your left, never in the middle, because people are in the rush here
so keep that in mind. Here we have a chewy, beautiful restaurant here. We're about to start
with some 18-month prosciutto burrata and cherry tomatoes. It's a must. Cin cin. So here we have
some arancini. Arancini is basically rice balls that are deep fried. In this case,
you have a little bit of mozzarella and beef. So, let's try it. Have a bite, girl.
Kind of messy. I'm pretty sure it's good. It's good. That's it. So, in order for you
to be happy with your conto, you have to have limoncello. Dinner was great. We love this place.
It's a must to come over. Absolutely, absolutely. Cheers. Cin cin.
Yum. Oh, smooth. Just like dessert.
This is what I do after a long, long, long walks,
vlogging, videos, and everything for you. I have to come back and do the real thing as well.
