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Italy is the birthplace of pasta, pizza and a wide range of artwork for art lovers to enjoy. Its climate is very temperate, but it's during spring or autumn when the weather is ideal for people from all over the world to appreciate its scenic beauty. With a rich culture that epitomizes the European life and an economy that crowns this city, it's rightfully the default capital of Rome.
However, the mere idea of an Italian vacation would discourage anyone at the thought of expenses. Then again, you can still have a blast with knowing how to properly manage your trip.
Most people plan ahead of time for their vacations, which is a good practice that should be followed. This allows ample time to look around and surf the internet for air tickets with a good air fare deal. You'll find that this simple but time consuming step is worth it, especially when you arrive in the most romantic place ever known to this generation.
With a great deal on air fare, you can allot your funds to having the best time in Italy. This rich country has so much to offerfashion and shopping, food and art, and the stunning views of the country side.
An Italian vacation won't be complete without a visit to Milan, Italy's international fashion hub. Milan's boutique -lined streets offer some of the most exquisite and exclusive styles that dominate the fashion world. Located in northernmost Lombardy region, it is quite close to the Pinacoteca de Brera, one of the most coveted museums in Europe.
And food; a leisurely dinner will surely rejuvenate you after a long day of shopping. Feast on Italian dishes packed with fresh products that live up to fine traditional cooking. Don't forget to try out the local wines offered in every caf and restaurant around the city, which will definitely set a new standard for table wines.
The entire city is an attraction, that sightseeing is bound to take up most of your time. Everyone should visit the Dumo, the fourth largest church in the world. Also in Milan's center region is the Cenacolo Vinciano, the church and convent where the great Leonardo da Vinci's restored Last Supper nearly covers an entire wall, as a reminder of the Renaissance period. Nearby, is the famous La scala Theatre. It is one of the greatest opera houses in the world, and should not be missed. The theatre and theater museum are open for public tours, but if you can, indulge in one of their concerts to experience the true magnificence of arts and acoustics. Lastly, take a walk through the remains of Milan's only Roman Temple, the ancient San Lorenzo Columns.
We've only noted some of the more popular tourist destinations in Milan, but know that there is a lot more for you to explore. Surely Milan's extravagant sophistication and lifestyle will be a great memory to all who came to experience this breathtaking city.
