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Entdecke Routen, Sehenswürdigkeiten und Reiseführer in Milan.
9 Routen
Die Navigli-Kanäle, die Darsena & Porta Ticinese — Mailands Kanalviertel
The Navigli district — the canal quarter of southwestern Milan, centered on the Naviglio Grande and Naviglio Pavese canals — is the most atmospheric and bohemian neighbourhood in the city, the remnant of an extraordinary medieval and Renaissance hydraulic engineering system that once connected Milan with the Po valley, the Alps, and the sea, and that Leonardo da Vinci helped to improve during his time at the Sforza court.
Der Dom, die Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II & die Piazza del Duomo
Die Piazza del Duomo — Mailands zentraler Platz, dominiert von der größten gotischen Kathedrale der Welt und flankiert von der prächtigsten Einkaufspassage des 19. Jahrhunderts in Europa — ist das physische und symbolische Herz der Stadt.
Isola, Porta Nuova & das Bosco Verticale — Mailands Neue Skyline
The Porta Nuova development — the 2000s-2010s urban regeneration project that transformed the former industrial and railway land north of the historic city centre into Milan's most ambitious contemporary architectural district — has fundamentally altered the skyline of the city and established Milan as the most architecturally adventurous major city in Italy.
Das Triennale Design Museum, der Salone del Mobile & Mailands Design-Erbe
Milan is the global capital of furniture and industrial design — a position it has held since the post-war 'Italian economic miracle' of the 1950s-60s when Milanese designers, engineers and manufacturers collaborated to create the most influential body of modern furniture design in the world, establishing brands like Cassina, B&B Italia, Zanotta, Kartell, Driade and Arteluce as the global leaders of high-end furniture and lighting.
Das Modequartier — Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga & Mailands Luxusherz
Das Quadrilatero della Moda ist das prestigiöseste Luxuskaufviertel der Welt — eine Konzentration italienischer und internationaler Haute Couture und Luxusgüter ohne Gleiches in Dichte oder Prestige in irgendeiner anderen Stadt.
Die Sant'Ambrogio Basilika, die Säulen des San Lorenzo & das Ticinese-Viertel
The Ticinese quarter of southwestern Milan — the area between the Navigli canals and the Duomo, centered on the ancient pilgrimage road (now the Corso di Porta Ticinese) — contains the two most important early Christian and Romanesque monuments in Milan: the Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio (the 4th-century foundation of Milan's patron saint, one of the oldest churches in Christendom) and the Columns of San Lorenzo (the only surviving Roman monument in Milan above ground).
Leonardos Abendmahl, Santa Maria delle Grazie & Castello Sforzesco
Der westliche Teil des Mailänder Zentrums enthält zwei der größten Denkmäler der Mailänder Renaissancekultur: Leonardos 'Abendmahl' (das in der Sakristei von Santa Maria delle Grazie, eines der größten Gemälde aller Zeiten) und das Castello Sforzesco (die massive Festung des 15. Jahrhunderts, die das wichtigste Bürgermuseum Mailands beherbergt).
Teatro alla Scala — Das Größte Opernhaus der Welt
The Teatro alla Scala (La Scala, Piazza della Scala, the opera house built 1776-1778 by Giuseppe Piermarini for Maria Theresa of Austria and inaugurated in August 1778 with a performance of Antonio Salieri's 'Europa riconosciuta') is the most important and most celebrated opera house in the world — the institution where the careers of Verdi, Puccini, Toscanini, Callas, and virtually every major singer and conductor of the 19th and 20th centuries were made and defined.
Mailänder Küche — Risotto alla Milanese, Ossobuco & die Lebensmittelmärkte
Milan's culinary tradition is one of the most distinctive in Northern Italy — a cuisine shaped by the Po valley agricultural landscape, Alpine proximity, French influence (during the centuries of Spanish and Austrian rule), and the city's unique position as Italy's financial and industrial capital: richer, more butter-based, and more international in flavour than the tomato-and-olive-oil cooking of central and southern Italy.