72 Hours in Milan: What to See and Where to Eat!

Narrow, winding cobblestone streets are common in Milan, making the city that much more enchanting. If you have the extra time, I highly recommend forgoing any navigation and allowing your curiosity to lead the way.

The Brera District is especially popular among cobblestone-lovers. On a warm Summer night, you can expect to find a rather festive atmosphere, as local vendors — and even fortune tellers — line the streets.