Youth Hostel in Milan
Travel Tips for Milano (Milan) - Piero Rotta (Page 4/6)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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18 Jun 2011 Joyce, England & Wales:
Cathedral, plenty of other churches. Some sights hidden. Roman columns, The Last Supper, although you have to book 2 weeks in advance. Science and Technology Museum, Castle Museums - Free on Friday after 2pm |
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15 May 2011 Elise, Spain:
There's a supermarket nearby, Essalunga |
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03 Jun 2011 Daphne, USA:
The museum of science and technology, a lot of Leonardo da Vinci stuff in it and entrance only 10€ |
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02 Jun 2011 Matthew, New Zealand:
The Museum of Modern Art (Palestro Metro stn). |
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15 May 2011 Elise, Spain:
Piazzale Cimitero Monumentale, a graveyard with monuments and the biggest gravestones I've ever seen. Very calm and quiet. |
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08 May 2011 Jurgen, Belgium:
the neighbourhood of the stadion San Siro. |
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28 Apr 2011 Roger, England & Wales:
Turkish Kebab/Pizza shop 300meters from hostel |
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17 Apr 2011 Barun, Norway:
One will have to catch a metro to come to downtown nightlife. |
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17 Apr 2011 Barun, Norway:
AC Milan stadium and fierra milano. |
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07 Apr 2011 Guilherme, Brazil:
porta genova, corso v. emanuele II |
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| HI Hostel Milano (Milan) - Piero RottaThe Piero Rotta hostel is located near to Fieramilano city and is only 10 minutes by subway from Rho-Fiera. Easy to reach for those travelling by train or airplane, but also for those arriving by car or coach. The hostel is not far from the motorway and provides a large car park. | more...... |