Admire the architectural wonders, such as the Gothic beauty of the Duomo or the modern elegance of the Bosco Verticale skyscrapers. Or stroll through art galleries like the Pinacoteca di Brera to appreciate masterpieces by renowned Italian artists.

Attend an opera performance at the world-famous La Scala to be swept away by the enchanting music and voices. La Scala stands as a testament to the city's rich musical heritage, hosting world-class performances that can transport the audience into realms of passion, love, and joy.

Savor authentic Milanese cuisine at a local trattoria, trying dishes like risotto alla milanese or ossobuco. To help you decide, I have listed some really good restaurants here. (But you really can’t go wrong because the Milanese cuisine is mouth-watering).

Wander through Milan's historic streets and alleys, taking in the aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries from local bakeries. These establishments offer a delectable array of freshly baked goods, from traditional Italian bread, focaccia, and flaky pastries to exquisite cakes and cookies.

Shop for high-quality Italian fashion, running your hands over luxurious fabrics in Milan's designer boutiques. The Quadrilatero della Moda (Fashion Quadrangle) is a must-visit for luxury brands like Prada, Gucci, and Versace. Trendy neighborhoods like Brera and the Navigli district are perfect for boutique shopping, while the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II offers an iconic shopping experience.

Allow yourself to be open to spontaneity. This might lead you to unexpected encounters or unique events. Stumble upon quaint cafes, street art, and artisan shops. Explore local markets like Mercato Metropolitano where you can haggle for unique treasures. Consider hopping on a tram with no particular destination in mind or joining impromptu gatherings in the city's bustling piazzas.