Milan
Courtesy of Il Salumaio
The saying that you “can’t have a bad meal in Italy” could not ring truer than in this Lombardy culinary Mecca. For a big night out, start at Trussardi Alla Scala for a drink, while Solferino is great for a dinner among locals. When you need a quick lunch, drop into Il Salumaio. And don’t miss aperitivi at Bamboo Bar or Ceresio 7. Read Indagare’s Top Tables Milan.
Beyond…
Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
Read MoreLake Como
Described by poet William Wordsworth as a “treasure whom the earth keeps to herself,” Lake Como is the center of a region that’s both wild and civilized, decadent and low-key, enormous and intimate.
Photo by Leander WengerRead MoreZermatt
Located in the Valais Canton in the south of Switzerland directly across the Alps from Italy, Zermatt was originally a small farming community. Now one of Switzerland’s most well-known ski resort towns, it offers an unrivaled high-elevation experience with exciting...
Courtesy of El ParadisoRead MoreEngadin-St. Moritz
Spanning 35 miles, the Engadin Valley, in Switzerland, has stunning mountain peaks, renowned ski areas like Corviglia, and one of Europe’s most famous resort towns: St. Moritz. But in-the-know travelers also explore the valley’s other more quaint villages.
