What is there to do in Milan on a Sunday?
Mar 26th, 2008 | 05:52 PM
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What is there to do in Milan on a Sunday?
I know most shops are closed. What is there to do in Milan or surrounding area if I'm not into going to a museum? I love being outdoors and exploring.
thank for any suggestions.
thank for any suggestions.
Mar 27th, 2008 | 06:18 AM
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La Rinascente department store is open 10:00 - 21:00 including Sunday. At the top floor, they have a big coffe shop with terrace facing the Duomo.
http://www.rinascente.it/webapp/
http://www.rinascente.it/webapp/
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Mar 27th, 2008 | 02:08 PM
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Thursdaysd, Shanti & Kappa,
Thank you-those are all great suggestions!
Dina 4, I also heard that Peck's is open http://www.peck.it/
which is supposed to be an unbelievable gourmet store & experience. It was written up in La Cucina Italiana Magazine's Nov/Dec issue and looks amazing.
Thank you-those are all great suggestions!
Dina 4, I also heard that Peck's is open http://www.peck.it/
which is supposed to be an unbelievable gourmet store & experience. It was written up in La Cucina Italiana Magazine's Nov/Dec issue and looks amazing.
Mar 27th, 2008 | 04:07 PM
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Peck's looks amazing!
I found the address, but mapquest can't seem to locate it.
Can anyone help with that?
Looks like the La Scala Museum is open on Sunday, too.
I think you can peek into the theater if you go into the museum. Is that the only way to do so? (other than buying opera tickets!)
Rinascente looks great, too. I'm figuring that is right by the duomo. ("piazza duomo"
I think we'll also push our visit to the duomo for Sunday, since it's open that day, and visit the roof.
I found the address, but mapquest can't seem to locate it.
Can anyone help with that?
Looks like the La Scala Museum is open on Sunday, too.
I think you can peek into the theater if you go into the museum. Is that the only way to do so? (other than buying opera tickets!)
Rinascente looks great, too. I'm figuring that is right by the duomo. ("piazza duomo"
I think we'll also push our visit to the duomo for Sunday, since it's open that day, and visit the roof.
Mar 28th, 2008 | 01:22 AM
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> Rinascente looks great, too. I'm figuring that is right by the duomo. ("piazza duomo"
Yes, that's right. If you face Galleria with Duomo on your back, the store is on the right at the beginning of the shopping street Corso Vittorio Emanuelle II. They have a new gourmet food department on the top floor along with a cafe I mentioned above + 1 bar + 1 sushi bar. They also have ATM on this floor in case you need to buy €. Also kitchen tools are on the basement floor I think.
Yes, that's right. If you face Galleria with Duomo on your back, the store is on the right at the beginning of the shopping street Corso Vittorio Emanuelle II. They have a new gourmet food department on the top floor along with a cafe I mentioned above + 1 bar + 1 sushi bar. They also have ATM on this floor in case you need to buy €. Also kitchen tools are on the basement floor I think.
