Flights to Milan, Italy (MXP) | Singapore Airlines

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The ever-glamorous city hosts Fashion Week every autumn and spring, and is home to numerous fashion designers, including Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace, with more boutiques than you could fit into a year-long shopping spree. It is not just Milan's fashion scene that is on-trend. The city boasts some of the most exciting state-of-the-art hotels in Europe, and restaurants too, with chefs pushing culinary boundaries and Michelin stars popping up like they're going out of fashion (excuse the pun). While this is very much a forward-thinking city, Milan has not lost its roots however; everywhere you look is evidence of its rich past, from its soaring cathedrals (the gothic Duomo is one of the city's grandest spectacles) to its ancient piazzas and palaces. 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Even if you're not in the market for a new frock it's worth a visit just to ogle at all the beautiful clothes – and the people buying them.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/mil/monte-napoleon.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Milan - Monte Napoleone</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Cultural</category><categoryLabel>Cultural</categoryLabel><heading>Milan’s ancient canal system</heading><Description>Take a stroll around the Navigli, Milan’s ancient canal system, lined with cafes, antique shops and galleries. 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It is filled with sacred art, including a beautiful 9th-century altar, which depicts the Life of Christ in gold leaf.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/mil/Basilica-of-Sant-Ambrogio.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Milan - Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel>Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio</infoLinkLabel><externalLinkInfo>http://www.basilicasantambrogio.it/</externalLinkInfo><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Cultural</category><categoryLabel>Cultural</categoryLabel><heading>Milan's most famous bar</heading><Description>Have a drink at Milan's most famous bar, Camparino in Galleria, located next to the Duomo. Known until recently as Zucca, it has been welcoming locals and visitors since 1915 and boasts a wonderfully elegant interior, with mosaics and wrought-iron chandeliers.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage/><whatToDoImageAltText/><links><infoLinkLabel>Camparino</infoLinkLabel><externalLinkInfo>http://www.camparino.it/</externalLinkInfo><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoMetaDetails><metaKeyword>What to do in Milan</metaKeyword><metaDescription>Don't miss out on these activites when visiting Milan</metaDescription></whatToDoMetaDetails><whereToStayPageTitle>Where to stay in Milan</whereToStayPageTitle><whereToStayODImage/><whereToStayODAltText/><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Grand Hotel et de Milan</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>The name says it all. The grand dame of Milan's hotels, this 19th-century mansion is best known as the Milanese home of composer Giuseppe Verdi (he lived in the hotel on and off for 27 years). The hotel is the epitome of elegance, with beautifully-designed bedrooms and suites that feature parquet floors, sumptuous antiques, Oriental rugs and marble bathrooms. Pick of the bunch is Suite 105, where Verdi himself stayed. There are also two top-notch restaurants and a late-night bar – perfect for a post-theatre nightcap. Insider tip: Don't be put of by the seemingly exorbitant prices, there are often weekend rates available – just ask when booking.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/mil/Grand-Hotel-et-de-Milan.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Milan - Grand Hotel et de Milan</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/europe/italy/milan/grand_hotel_et_de_milan.html?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/europe/italy/milan/grand_hotel_et_de_milan.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html&cklg=1</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>Via Manzoni 29</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via Manzoni 29, City Center, Milan, Italy 20121</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Palazzo Segreti</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>It might not look like much from the outside, but step inside this modest 19th-century building near the Duomo and you'll find an uber-hip design hotel. It has 18 rooms all individually designed; while one has a minimalist feel with industrial-style concrete walls, another has a Scandinavian design with parquet flooring and white leather chairs. There's a small bar, where you'll normally find a guest or two sipping a glass of something cold and sparkling, and in the morning a generous breakfast of local cheeses, hams, homemade cakes and croissants is served. Insider tip: For extra room, splash out on one of the suites which are more spacious and have separate sitting areas.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>4.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/where-to-stay-default.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Milan - Palazzo Segreti</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/europe/italy/milan/palazzo_segreti_hotel.html?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/europe/italy/milan/gpalazzo_segreti_hotel.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html&cklg=1</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>8A, San Tomaso Street</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>8A, San Tomaso Street, City Center, Milan, Italy 20121</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Straf</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>The aim of Italian architect and fashion designer Vincenzo de Cotiis was to create a hotel that was a work of art – and he succeeded. Housed in a 19th-century palazzo, it has 64 bedrooms that are much like grand scale art installations, featuring all manner of shabby-chic materials, from quarried slate and iron to burnished brass and old mirrors. Each room boasts a piece of artwork created specifically for the area by de Cotiis. The bar is equally as cool, with sink-into sofas and funky lighting, and there is also a restaurant serving Italian fare alongside international dishes. Insider tip: Need some R&R after a hard day's shopping? Book one of the Relax or Well Being rooms, which feature Japanese auto-massage armchairs.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating/><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/mil/Straf.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Milan - Straf</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://www.straf.it/</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>Via San Raffaele</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via San Raffaele 3 - 20121 Milan - ITALY</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Alle Meraviglie</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>For visitors looking for a centrally-located hotel without sky-high prices, this charming B&B hits the jackpot. It is housed in a converted 18th-century townhouse in the historical centre of Milan, and has just six bedrooms, each boasting silk curtains, period furniture, crisp white bed linens and fresh flowers. Love it or loathe it, there are no TVs in any room (there is free Wi-Fi though). All-in-all, it's a wonderful retreat from the busy city centre. Insider tip:You can opt for breakfast served in your room for an extra €5 (standard breakfast is €15), or just head out to a nearby bakery for an espresso and pastry.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating/><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/where-to-stay-default.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Milan - Alle Meraviglie</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://www.allemeraviglie.it/</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>Via San Tomaso</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via San Tomaso, 6 - 20121 Milano</externalLink><contactNo>+39 02 8051023</contactNo></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Bulgari Hotel</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>Housed in a renovated 18th-century palazzo within walking distance of all the key sights, is Bulgari's flagship hotel. There is a range of rooms and suites to choose from, all of which feature king-size beds, rich fabrics, plasma-screen TVs and vast bathrooms filled with Bulgari products. It's hard to decide what is more impressive – the hotel’s 4,000 sq m private garden, the spa with its Zen-like pool, or the restaurant with its 500 over carefully selected vintage wines. Insider tip: Feeling intimidated by Milan's shopping scene? The hotel can arrange a personal shopper for you – just ask at reception.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>3.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/where-to-stay-default.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Milan - Bulgari Hotel</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/europe/bulgaria/sofia/bulgari_boutique_hotel.html?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/europe/bulgaria/sofia/bulgari_boutique_hotel.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html&cklg=1</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>50 Pirotska str.</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>50 Pirotska str., Sofia City Center, Sofia, Bulgaria</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStayMetaDetails><metaKeyword>Where to stay in Milan</metaKeyword><metaDescription>Choose from a variety of accomodation options in Milan</metaDescription></whereToStayMetaDetails><whereToEatPageTitle>Where to eat in Milan</whereToEatPageTitle><whereToEatODImage/><whereToEatODAltText/><whereToEatSection><places><category>Italian</category><categoryLabel>Italian</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.giacomoarengario.com/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Giacomo Arengario</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>You'll find this classic restaurant located on the third floor of the Museo del Novecento complex, with fabulous views of Piazza del Duomo. Take a seat in the Belle Epoque-style dining room with its panelled walls of gilded wood and vintage mirrors, and dine on elegant bistro fare. Expect dishes such as melt-in-your-mouth beef carpaccio, and mussels and clams spaghetti, all served by smartly jacketed waiters. Insider tip: For the best views in the house, request a table outside within the large loggia (balcony) overlooking the Duomo.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/mil/Ristorante-Da-Giacomo-all'Arengario.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Milan - Giacomo Arengario</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>Via Guglielmo Marconi</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via Guglielmo Marconi, 1 20123 Milano</externalLink><contactNo>+39 02 72093814</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>French</category><categoryLabel>French</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.sadler.it/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Sadler</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Boasting two Michelin stars, Sadler is listed as a “Le Sorte” restaurant, an association that only includes eateries dedicated to true Italian cuisine – so you can expect a meal to remember. The menu is varied and extensive. Start with goose liver terrine, or scampi salad with violet artichokes, followed by the wild mushroom risotto, or baked turbot with caviar, rounded off with a sorbet – the green apple and Calvado is always a sell-out choice. Insider tip: If you can't decide what to have from the a la carte menu, opt for a tasting menu – there are three to choose from costing €75, €120 and €160.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Milan - Sadler</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>Via Cardinale Ascanio Sforza</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via Cardinale Ascanio Sforza, 77 - 20141 Milano</externalLink><contactNo>+39 02 58104451</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Italian</category><categoryLabel>Italian</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.ristorantecracco.it/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Cracco</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Nipping at Sadler's heels on Milan's Michelin star list is two-star Cracco, which is as fine as fine dining gets, winning awards left, right and centre. Chef and owner Carlo Cracco creates an array of innovative dishes, such as squid ink risotto, and pasta with sea urchins and coffee. Every dish is like a work of art on the plate. Enjoy your wine? The restaurant has some 1,800 labels to choose from, with a sommelier on hand to help you match glasses with each course. Insider tip:If you're visiting in a group of four, request the coveted “table d'hote” which looks into the kitchen, so you can see Cracco and his team at work.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/mil/Restaurant-Cracco.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Milan - Cracco</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>Via Victor Hugo</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via Victor Hugo, 4, 20123 Milano</externalLink><contactNo>+39 02 876774</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Italian</category><categoryLabel>Italian</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.trattoriadelnuovomacello.it/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Trattoria del Nuovo Macello</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Dating back to 1928, this charming restaurant was once a popular hangout for workers of the new public slaughterhouse, which was located opposite – hence its name (which translates as “restaurant of the new slaughter”). Today, still run by the same family, it's filled with locals and tourists who love their food. Dishes are made with fresh and locally-sourced ingredients and range from anchovy ravioli and spinach, to roasted veal. Save room for a dessert – they are as innovative as they are tasty. Pears with blue cheese ice cream, anyone? Insider tip: If you visit on a weekday opt for the four-course tasting menu, personally designed by chef Giovanni Traversone.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/mil/trattoria-del-nuovo-macello.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Milan - Trattoria del Nuovo Macello</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>Via. C. Lombroso</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>Via. C. Lombroso, 20 Milano</externalLink><contactNo>+39 02 59902122</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Japanese</category><categoryLabel>Japanese</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.noburestaurants.com/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Nobu</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Opened in 2000 and located within the Emporio Armani boutique, this uber-fashionable restaurant is run by one of the best Japanese chefs in the world, Nobu Matsuhisa. Drawing upon his classical training from sushi bars in Tokyo and his travels around South America, Matsuhisa serves up exciting dishes with flair, such as yellowtail with jalapenos, and lobster with wasabi pepper sauce. There is a different menu for lunch and dinner, as well as an impressive sushi/sashimi menu. Insider tip: Arrive early to enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail at the bar. Options include a Matsuhisa Martini 16 – vodka, sake and ginger, topped with cucumber.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Milan - Nobu</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>via G. Pisoni </locationLinkLabel><externalLink>via G. 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It's hard to decide what is more impressive – the hotel’s 4,000 sq m private garden, the spa with its Zen-like pool, or the restaurant with its 500 over carefully selected vintage wines. Insider tip: Feeling intimidated by Milan's shopping scene? The hotel can arrange a personal shopper for you – just ask at reception.","pop_up_desc": "Housed in a renovated 18th-century palazzo within walking distance of all the key sights, is Bulgari's flagship hotel. There is a range of rooms and suites to choose from, all of which feature king-size beds, rich fabrics, plasma-screen TVs and vast bathrooms filled with Bulgari products. It's hard to decide what is more impressive – the hotel’s 4,000 sq m private garden, the spa with its Zen-like pool, or the restaurant with its 500 over carefully selected vintage wines. Insider tip: Feeling intimidated by Milan's shopping scene? 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The restaurant has some 1,800 labels to choose from, with a sommelier on hand to help you match glasses with each course. Insider tip:If you're visiting in a group of four, request the coveted “table d'hote” which looks into the kitchen, so you can see Cracco and his team at work.","pop_up_desc" : "Nipping at Sadler's heels on Milan's Michelin star list is two-star Cracco, which is as fine as fine dining gets, winning awards left, right and centre. Chef and owner Carlo Cracco creates an array of innovative dishes, such as squid ink risotto, and pasta with sea urchins and coffee. Every dish is like a work of art on the plate. Enjoy your wine? The restaurant has some 1,800 labels to choose from, with a sommelier on hand to help you match glasses with each course. 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