Milan gets a bad rap. Despite being the wealthiest, most industrious and fashionable city in Italy, it is often considered a port of entry to a region studded with spectacular landscapes. Two hours after touchdown at Malpensa International Airport, you can be boating on Lake Como, skiing in the Dolomites, or sunbathing on the Italian Riviera. Lacking the glorified characteristics of other Italian staples—the romance of Venice, art of Florence and history of Rome—Milan is often overlooked by well...
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