Read on for their expert intel on the best things to do in Milan.

Admire the Duomo.

It could be stark white, a warm cream, or rose gold.

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Stroll through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.

Taste Milanese specialties like risotto alla Milanese and mondeghili (meatballs).

I recommend trying themondeghiliand their famouspasta in bianco, says Ferragamo.

Duomo of Milan

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DeGiorgio recommends thecotoletta alla MilaneseatDa Martinoand lovesRatanafor its mix of classic and contemporary cuisine.

Try creative cuisine at contemporary bistros.

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Once you’ve tried the traditional dishes, expand your palette at a contemporary restaurant.

Interior architecture of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

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“Good chefs are cooking up a newcucina Italianathats very innovative.

Among her favorites areSpore Ristorante,Mater, andRst.

Gaze at Leonardo Da Vincis “Last Supper.”

Risotto Alla Milanese

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Window shop in the Quadrilatero della Moda.

DeGiorgio adds, see to it you drop intoNilufar Galleryto admire cutting-edge design pieces.

Table filled with dishes from Spore Ristorante

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Visit Villa Necchi Campiglio.

It was also the filming location for Luca Guadagninos 2009 movie “I Am Love” starring Tilda Swinton.

See an exhibition at the Triennale Milano.

Visitors watch “The Last Supper”

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Located within the Parco Sempione, theTriennale Milanois the citys design museum.

Try a negroni sbagliato at Bar Basso.

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This is a must!

Valentino store in Quadrilatero Della Moda

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Ride on a vintage tram.

Last year, the trams started accepting contactless payment, a much-appreciated upgrade.

Embrace cafe culture.

Interior exhibition at Triennale Milano

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Explore Brera.

TheBrera Botanical Gardenis a hidden and fascinating place, especially when the wisteria is in bloom, says Ferragamo.

Visit the Fondazione Prada.

Boozy Refreshing Negroni Sbagliato Cocktail with Orange and Prosecco

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DeGiorgio calls thisart foundationby the Prada fashion dynasty unforgettable, saying, It blows me away every time.

Have an aperitivo at a rooftop bar.

DeGiorgios favorite?Ceresio 7, a vintage-chic rooftop pool bar and restaurant overlooking Porta Garibaldi.

A yellow old fashioned tram car moves on its railings in the city centre

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Shop for a unique souvenir.

In Milan, I recommendCargoandDesign Republic, perfect for finding a special gift, Ferragamo says.

Personally, I love the whimsical designs at Milanese heritage brandFornasetti, which has a boutique on Corso Venezia.

Cafe counter filled with bread and pastries

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Explore the local markets.

For example, I often visit the Isola neighborhood market on weekends, Sole says.

Check into a swanky hotel.

View from above of residential buildings in Via Solferino, in the fashionable district of Brera, Milan, Italy

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Take a leisurely stroll in the Parco Sempione.

Get cultured at the Biblioteca Ambrosiana.

Experience the nightlife in the Navigli.

Exterior of Fondazione Prada

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Mercato Centrale, central market, located in the Central Train Station of Milan, the market offers a variety of food and drinks to be consumed at the tables or to take away, Lombardy, Italy, Europe

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Guest room at Bulgari Hotel

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Parco Sempione

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Exterior of Biblioteca Ambrosiana

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Evening scene along the Naviglio Grande canal in Milan, Italy.

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