Metropolitan  City  of  Milan

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​The Metropolitan City of Milan province, surrounding the vibrant city of Milan, is a cultural and economic hub in northern Italy.

Key attractions include the iconic Duomo di Milano, a stunning Gothic cathedral, and the historic Castello Sforzesco, which houses museums and art collections. Visitors can explore the fashionable district of Brera, known for its boutiques and art galleries.

Additionally, Lake Como, just a short drive away, offers breathtaking scenery and charming lakeside villages.
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Metropolitan City of Milan: beyond the city limits in Lombardy
​The Metropolitan city of Milan province, located in northern Italy, is a vibrant region renowned for its rich history, culture, and economic significance. The province is anchored by Milan, the capital of Lombardy and a global fashion and design hub. Established as a Roman settlement, Milan has evolved into a major centre for art, commerce, and innovation, hosting iconic landmarks like the magnificent Duomo di Milano and the historic Castello Sforzesco.

Beyond the city, the province boasts picturesque towns such as Monza, famous for its royal villa and the Monza Formula 1 racetrack, and Bergamo, known for its medieval architecture and stunning views from Città Alta. Nature lovers can explore the scenic landscapes of the Parco Regionale della Valle del Lambro or venture into the nearby Alps for skiing and hiking. With excellent public transport links, Milan Province offers a diverse range of cultural experiences, historical sites, and outdoor activities, making it a captivating destination for travelers.
Città Metropolitana di Milano
Capital: Milan

Region: Lombardy

Population: 3,247,764

Size: 1,575 km²

Comunes: 134

Province code: MI

​Fly to: Malpensa Airport, Linate Airport, Bergamo Airport
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