Milan is the city that exudes fashion, design, history, culture, art, and, intrinsically, gastronomy and tradition for the most demanding palates and those who appreciate one of the seven pleasures in life, eating.

The city offers an infinite variety of experiences such as exclusive fashion shopping, art, exhibitions in the most visited museums in the world, bars and restaurants that do not need presentations for the exceptional quality of food and drink.

LùBar, Giacomo Bistrot, Langosteria,
La Brisa

It is no longer about eating, but how to eat. Tradition, refinement, comfort, delicacy, make these renowned restaurants (LùBar, Giacomo Bistrot, Langosteria, La Brisa) have a common goal the commitment to maintaining unique services and experiences that go far beyond taking a deep breath, smelling the delicious food, savour every bite. But yes, appreciating the little pleasures in life.

Osteria del Binari

Camparino in Galleria

When a restaurant reminds you of the feeling of being at home simply because it has a timeless, elegant, atmosphere with a touch of good taste, as is the case of Osteria del Binari.

Anyone who passes there will not regret it due to, it is well-located, it will be able to know its history, richness, and gastronomic tradition, which is a reference in Milanese cuisine.

Nothing greater than tasting an excellent drink which takes you on a historic journey by creating a balance on its mixture through the ingredients.

For those who value experiences that cover knowledge and sophistication it is necessary that they stop in Camparino in Galleria to tasting the magic of a Negroni that brings spontaneous joy and merge in what Milan has to offer, culture.

Bar Basso

Where youthfulness will never go out of fashion, this is Bar Basso: cosy and packed with people with loud voices and talking at the same time, between laughter and screams.

The place has the perfect vibe with the cultured city which, does not dispense a happy hour after work or in holidays. The bar’s festivities are welcoming those wants to experience the aperitif that only Milan can provide. It is worth a visit.

Milan

Portrait

Palazzo Morando

What a magnificent and opportune place to have exclusive experiences, especially if you want to relax while shopping! The Portrait is the perfect place for this – flanked by major fashion brands such as Antonia’s store, a space for leisure, well-being and relaxation as can be found at the Longevity Spa and so on.

Not to mention the medieval architecture of the space with contemporary and modern finishes that capture the visitor’s attention.

But first, you need to stay at the Portrait Milano hotel for your convenience. If after shopping , relaxing in the Spa, visiting Piazza del Quadrilatero, you feel hungry, you can always stop to eat at the local exquisite restaurants and bars that offer a variety of gastronomic options.

That fashion and art go together is nothing new to anyone, what makes this connection more interesting is the way they both explore communication through textures, colours, design, and context over the years.

Palazzo Morando has been combining all these details masterfully through exhibitions and events to highlight the history of fashion dating back to 17^th century to the early 2000s.

The palace is a charming and gave the city of Milan an aesthetic beauty that arouses the curiosity of everyone who passes by. The remote 18^th century architecture is resplendent as the strength of its pillars.

If adding history and knowledge to your general culture is something that fascinates you, then Palazzo Morando is a mandatory stop if you visit Milan. Oh, and do not forget to revisit the fashion of the 17^th to 20^th centuries because they have a direct influence in 21^st century fashion.

Triennale Museum

Museums are living encyclopaedias, the place where you allow yourself time to look with the eye of the beholder – to stop and observe and observe again to absorb the artist’s message through the work of art.

At the Triennale museum the Italian design was and is presented in a unique way (1923 to the present) through proportions, alignments, colours of objects and thus enhancing the concept of timelessness.

A good example of this is the permanent collection that highlights the power of reconstructing pieces that already exist in everyday home decoration and that over time only need to gain new space, texture, and dimension.

Without a doubt, the museum has been creating a perspective according to the programs, exhibitions and events that only add value. If you are curious about, its highly recommended to research to explore the subject and add to your to-do list, a visit to the Triennale museum in Milan.

Writen by Karem Hopffer Fernandes

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