Discover the best housing options, read reviews from those who've already done this exchange, and connect with peers from universities worldwide!
Discover the best housing options, read reviews from those who've already done this exchange, and connect with peers from universities worldwide!
Ines
From: EM Normandie
To: université catolica del sacro cuore
2025 • Fall
navigli for bars, clubs: justme terrazza magazzini genarali… (internationalweek on instagram they organize every events)..
What kind of place was it?
Airbnb
How much was the rent per month?
1400
Where was it located?
20 walk duomo
How can someone find this place?
airbnb
Would you recommend it?
yes but expensive
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
navigli for bars, clubs: justme terrazza magazzini genarali… (internationalweek on instagram they organize every events)
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
business thing
Do you have some tips?
pretty campus and located in the center
Best trips to do?
lac de côme, turin, rome, venise and even barcelone is only 90€
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
good food, very safe, ..
you must follow internationalweek on instagram for évents and join whatsapp group
Olivia
From: IE University
To: Bocconi
2025 • Fall
Transport not so reliable. Excellent quality food and good priced. People are very friendly and helpful. Nice atmosphere. Not as safe to be out late at…..
What kind of place was it?
Student Residence
How much was the rent per month?
900
Where was it located?
10 min walking from uni.
How can someone find this place?
Would you recommend it?
Highly recommend it. Very close, walking distance, to Bocconi university. Well connected by public transport to the center. In a safe and calm residential area with families and many uni students. Very spacious, well-kept and safe residence. The staff was also very supportive and friendly.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
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Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Classes are very theory heavy. Few study materials are given by classes.
Do you have some tips?
Cool Campus Not a lot of exchange student events honestly.
Best trips to do?
Milan is super well connected to many place both by train and plane. In Italy: Como, Bergamo, Verona, Torino, Genoa, 5 Terre, Florence, Venice, Rome, Bologna, etc.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Transport not so reliable. Excellent quality food and good priced. People are very friendly and helpful. Nice atmosphere. Not as safe to be out late at night alone relative to other European cities. Milan doesn't have too much to do compared to other cities but is a great location for traveling around.
Alexandre
From: University of Lille
To: Polimi
2025 • Fall
Como, Bergamo, laggo Maggiore are some great places to visit not far from Milan. Cheap by train...
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
600
Where was it located?
in Lambrate
How can someone find this place?
https://www.spotahome.com/fr/milan/for-rent:rooms/1250805
Would you recommend it?
Quiet neighbourhood close to the train/subway station.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Don't know
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Be careful not to have too much overlap with your courses.
Do you have some tips?
Cool campus.
Best trips to do?
Como, Bergamo, laggo Maggiore are some great places to visit not far from Milan. Cheap by train.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Cost of living is higher than other countries. Transport are good. Food is excellent.
Eve
From: Institut Catholique de Paris
To: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
2025 • Fall
Business Strategy recommend Corporate finance si t'en as jamais fait apparemment c'est hard Management digital c'est full bullshit mais on a tous passé l'exam…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
1000
Where was it located?
San Babila
How can someone find this place?
Idealista
Would you recommend it?
ouiiii mon appart était génial et très bien placé, y a eu juste quelques petites embrouilles avec les colocs masi rien de fou et faut final tout s'est arrangé donc super je recommande
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Magazzini Generalli, King's Pub, Terrazza Duomo 21, Alcatraz, Just Me, Navigli, les events International week géniaux, la Hora Feliz
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Business Strategy recommend Corporate finance si t'en as jamais fait apparemment c'est hard Management digital c'est full bullshit mais on a tous passé l'exam sans aller aux cours POV je suis quasiment jamais allée en cours j'ai passée tous mes exams en novembre En cours international askip cuisine c'est super, j'avais un cours en Europe aussi c'était pas mal
Do you have some tips?
Campus très cool et vraiment beau, le bâtiment SF vraiment bien pour réviser avec des amis, et l'administration est super ils répondent vite et aident vraiment les étudiants
Best trips to do?
Lac de Come (Varenne, Menaggio, Bellagio), Lac de Garde, Turin, Genes, Florence, Rome, Verone, Bologne, Bergame, Venise, Lac Majeur, Cinq Terres, Parme
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Transport = 22 euros par mois Très safe en tant que fille tu rentres facilement le soir à pied dans le centre Les transports sont biens aussi, y a des bus de nuit Vie assez chère mais moins qu'à Paris genre ville européenne typique C'est surtout le logement qui est cher mais le reste c'est ok
N'ACHETEZ PAS LA CARTE ESN mdr ça sert à rien abonnez vous à international week c'est les meilleurs events le meilleur moyen de faire des rencontres c'est d'envoyer des messages dans les groupes et en privé aux gens, et d'aller au Beer Pong (le Kings Pub) tous les jeudis
Gabriel
From: Centrale Nantes
To: Politecnico di Milano
2025 • Full year
Lake, medieval villages, Italian cities such as Firenze, Venezia, etc...
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
750
Where was it located?
Citta Studi
How can someone find this place?
Whatsapp groups
Would you recommend it?
Yes because very close to the university
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Alcatraz is a nice club
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Mathematical engineering
Do you have some tips?
Very cool, the courses are great and the mood is smooth
Best trips to do?
Lake, medieval villages, Italian cities such as Firenze, Venezia, etc...
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Transport are easy, lots of neighborhoods to party
don't hesitate to choose Milano and particularly Politecnico
Antoine
From: Centrale Nantes
To: Politecnico Milano
2025 • Full year
Financial Markets and Institution : they don't put the records online and it's at campus Bovisa, so not the easiest to follow, teachers don't make it easy to…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
750€
Where was it located?
Near campus Leonardo
How can someone find this place?
Idealista, landlord number
Would you recommend it?
Vers close to the campus so really confortable
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
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Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Financial Markets and Institution : they don't put the records online and it's at campus Bovisa, so not the easiest to follow, teachers don't make it easy to follow the course remotely
Do you have some tips?
Yeah sure all good
Best trips to do?
Lake in the north, a lot of cities available by train, mountains, hikes for 1 day,... Bus and trains quite developped
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
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Thibault
From: ESIEE Paris
To: Politecnico di Milano
2025 • Fall
Life is basically not that expensive compared to housing. Some place are not very safe (around train stations). Not a lot to visit but a great city to live in…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
680
Where was it located?
Near Centrale Station
How can someone find this place?
Joivy website
Would you recommend it?
I don't recommend it and I don't recommend this agency. I would look for something more expensive or join a coliving after chatting with people already living there.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Bar Picchio (Porta Venezia) / Blues canal (Navigli) / King's Pub (Navigli) / Clubs: Alcatraz, JustMe
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
No recommendation
Do you have some tips?
Very good university. Great teachers. Lot of materials online.
Best trips to do?
Verona, Venezia, Como, Stresa, Pavia, Cinque Terre, Torino
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Life is basically not that expensive compared to housing. Some place are not very safe (around train stations). Not a lot to visit but a great city to live in for the mood.
Enjoy your Erasmus whatever happens! You won't be a student your whole life!
Baptiste
From: IÉSEG
To: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
2025 • Fall
Je recommande Italian savour as a country. C’est des cours sur la gastronomie italienne les traditions ect. On apprend quasiment jamais cours en classe on fait…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
900
Where was it located?
Brera
How can someone find this place?
Joivy
Would you recommend it?
Pour 4 mois c’est bien mais pour un an vaut mieux prendre un appart solo je pense ou avec des gens que vous connaissez.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
International week organise des soirées quasiment tous les jours dans différents endroits sympa de Milan. La terrasse du duomo est aussi à faire c’est très sympa comme boîte.
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Je recommande Italian savour as a country. C’est des cours sur la gastronomie italienne les traditions ect. On apprend quasiment jamais cours en classe on fait très souvent des balades dans la ville où on déguste pleins de trucs. Et on a aussi une lesson avec un chef qui nous apprend à faire des pâtes de A à Z. À la fin du semestre il y a aussi une dégustation de vin. C’est vraiment un cours à ne pas rater.
Do you have some tips?
Le campus est très sympa. L’université est top si je devais choisir je reprendrais la même université. Le niveau est bon mais les exams ne sont pas trop compliqué. Les notations sont assez gentille. Je recommande de fou
Best trips to do?
Le lac de Côme c’est juste à côté de Milan et c’est magnifique. Donc c’est une destination obligatoire pour un échange ici. Après il y a bien sûr Venise, Florence, Turin, Rome, bergame ainsi que les 5 terres.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
La vie à Milan est super agréable. C’est un peu cher mais comme n’importe quelle grosse ville d’Europe. On a envie de sortir tous les jours c’est vraiment top. Et le centre est vraiment très safe même la nuit !
Il y a beaucoup d’étudiants internationaux à Milan donc c’est vraiment l’occasion pour rencontrer du monde du monde entier.
Charles-Alexis
From: Em normandie
To: universita cattolica del sacre cuore
2025 • Fall
Living with roomates is always a two side coin, basically you can live with awesome people who with you are gonna spend good times sometimes they just live…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
695
Where was it located?
In san siro 25/30mn from the center of milan
How can someone find this place?
housing anywhere
Would you recommend it?
Living with roomates is always a two side coin, basically you can live with awesome people who with you are gonna spend good times sometimes they just live their life on their own side and that's it. So if you have the chance to live with some roommates go for it but favorise a place where you have your own room for yourself cause sometimes you need some times for yourself
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
For the bar you have to try the Mom's cafe, in porta romana the ambiance is really nice too and don't forget the area of navigli as well for the beer pong. PS : there is a bar who serve spritz aperol for 4,5 e just behind the duomo it s really nice.
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
the super interesting is the business strategy and for the international course you must choose the european economy in europe it s perfect.
Do you have some tips?
The campus and the accomodation are awesome there is a lot of spaces where you can work (sf) and there is a lot of free use machine every where and water foutain as.
Best trips to do?
From milan you can join the lake di como and at bellano there is a beach so when the sun is dancing in the sky go for it. You must visit veranno esino it s a beautiful place to discover. You can also go to turin it s amazing.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
the transport are quite on time and the life is not too busy for someone who live in paris. The people are nice and the city is beautiful in every aspect of the street, there is plenty of colors in the building and the old with the is incredible.
Mathieu
From: École Centrale de Nantes
To: Politecnico di Milano
2025 • Full year
I like the location between the campus and social life But the agency is not really helpful when we have problems..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
700
Where was it located?
5 mn walk from Centrale station
How can someone find this place?
Idealista
Would you recommend it?
I like the location between the campus and social life But the agency is not really helpful when we have problems
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Alcatraz Bar Picchio JustMe
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Do not take classes you don't know something about except if it an '' introduction to '' something
Do you have some tips?
Be careful on which campus you have to study there are 3 in Milano All are cool and there all you need there
Best trips to do?
Como, Lecco Cinque Terre Genova
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
All neighbourhoods are not safe at night The transport is okay but you can't trust buses And tramways
Héloïse
From: University Catholic of Lille
To: Politecnico di Milano
2025 • Full year
The campus is far (sometimes train problems, be careful) but the school is really big. The registration is easy to do. You only have 2 max 3 exams per class…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
1000€/month
Where was it located?
Porta Venezia, 15min from Milano Centrale
How can someone find this place?
On the Website Remoters
Would you recommend it?
Even if it is expensive, it was really important for me to have a place where I truly feel like I’m home, and it’s the case. So I would recommend it a lot; also the platform Remoters helped me a lot to find an apartment for my roommate and I, because in Italy there were many scams.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Many cute places in Milan, the Erasmus groups always suggest some events no too expensive. For the clubs, I really like The Club, Just Me, or even Gattopardo (touristic but really nice). Run from Alcatraz and Magazzini Generali !! For the bars, in Navigli and Brera, there are sweet bars. I also like Picchio bar, help make friends.
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
I recommend Family Business class and Omnichannel Marketing. Business Management and Organization class is a really complicated one, tho interesting.
Do you have some tips?
The campus is far (sometimes train problems, be careful) but the school is really big. The registration is easy to do. You only have 2 max 3 exams per class for the whole semester. You are not obliged to go to courses, since they are recorded, so it’s really cool to have time to travel in Italy, or even for ppl like me who prefer to work at home on my own.
Best trips to do?
Cinque Terre, Sicilia, Roma, Torino, Firenze, Genova, Lago di Como, Venezia… there are many beautiful city to travel to, it’s not that expensive, and you can travel for one day for example in Genova or Lake of Come or even Torino.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
It’s a bit like Paris of Italy, so a bit expensive, but big and always things to look and enjoy !! It’s a great city to do the exchange
Many students do only a semester, so there is a huge turnover from a semester to another, so don’t panic !! There will always be new people who come. Also, be careful with the Codice Fiscale (you have to take it from the Italian Consulate) because it is necessary for a location of an apartment, and even for your transport card.
Mathieu
From: Centrale Nantes
To: Politecnico di Milano
2025 • Full year
Campus Leonardo is really nice,administration is pretty nice. A great thing is livestream of classes, we can follow classes from home, and livestreams are also…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
750€
Where was it located?
In Milan, near the center and near the university
How can someone find this place?
Immobiliare.it
Would you recommend it?
It's really an awesome apartment, the real estate agent and the owner are really kind, it's a bit expensive but as the location is ideal for us, it's worth it. P.S : We searched for apartment with friends from home university, so we already know each other, which makes easy the coliving
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Best advice is to go to parties organized by different associations (ESN, International Week), there are lots of international students from everywhere and it's really nice. But it's hard to meet italian people, as they don't go to erasmus parties and they stay with each other
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
I'm in Electrical Engineering, courses are very interesting (i'm studying Electrical Systems for Transportation, Electric Power Systems, Electric Propulsion, Power Generation & Renewables)
Do you have some tips?
Campus Leonardo is really nice,administration is pretty nice. A great thing is livestream of classes, we can follow classes from home, and livestreams are also available after classes, so it's easy to organize our schedule. But sometimes, some classes are boring so skip classes and follow everything from home is easier. + Pretty hard to make friends in classes as italian people (90% of the class) stay with each other
Best trips to do?
Hikes in Lago di Como and Lago maggiore, Bergamo, Genoa, Florence, Sienna, etc.. Lots of train possibilities in Italy, and it's maybe the best thing of this Erasmus.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Cost of living pretty high, but other prices are pretty ok for food, bars, etc compared to France. Best advice is to try lots of bars, restaurants, cinemas, etc to get to know the city
Jean
From: IÉSEG
To: LIUC
2025 • Fall
Not next to the University but best place in Milan because next to the train station to go everywhere in the region and you are not for of 3 metro..
What kind of place was it?
Classic Apartment
How much was the rent per month?
1510
Where was it located?
Train Station Central
How can someone find this place?
real estate agency GIOIA
Would you recommend it?
Not next to the University but best place in Milan because next to the train station to go everywhere in the region and you are not for of 3 metro
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Gattopardo, club milano, Picchio, Navigli irish pub
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Corporate finance and family business and organization
Do you have some tips?
good uni
Best trips to do?
All lakes, Torino, Bergame and Verone
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
proximity with public transport
Adélie
From: Bocconi
To: Bocconi
2025 • Full year
Yes, best neighbourhood one if the safest but share apartments you never know with who you will end up, and it can be hard sometimes to organise the life in it..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
750
Where was it located?
Porta Romana
How can someone find this place?
Spotahome
Would you recommend it?
Yes, best neighbourhood one if the safest but share apartments you never know with who you will end up, and it can be hard sometimes to organise the life in it
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Navigli for bars, best clubs are Apophis, Apollo, gate, Magazzini and Gattopardo
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Classes are interesting but require lot of work
Do you have some tips?
Nice campus and nice uni, administration respond quickly
Best trips to do?
Lots of day trip, train is cheap and lots of weekend also can be organised
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Transportation is useless do everything by foot or buy a bike ! Really great vibe, lots of place to go out, take part in everything
Victor
From: kedge business school
To: politecnico di milano
2025 • Spring
i took operation management, supply chain innovation, international distribution and leadership and innovation and this classes were really technical but also…..
What kind of place was it?
Classic Apartment
How much was the rent per month?
750
Where was it located?
bisceglie
How can someone find this place?
HousingAnywhere
Would you recommend it?
i would recommand because the apartment is great and the owner also but it is a bit far from the center
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
porta venezia for bars // rocket club is my favorite // navigli is also great to go out
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
i took operation management, supply chain innovation, international distribution and leadership and innovation and this classes were really technical but also very complementary so i would recommand
Do you have some tips?
campus not the best // registration and administration really easy // really flexible cause you can choose to follow courses in class or at home so i would pick this uni again
Best trips to do?
Venice, Roma, Firenze, Verona, Lago di Como, Bergamo
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
rent in milan is kinda expensive // you need to choose an apartment in the center to live a better experience
Salma
From: Kedge Business school
To: Politecnico di Milano
2025 • Spring
Good in terms of price (all included), well located 2min from campus. Also i had only one housemate. but The apartment was bit small and there was no living…..
What kind of place was it?
Coliving / Shared House
How much was the rent per month?
600/month
Where was it located?
In Bovisa (10min from downtown)
How can someone find this place?
Idealista or phone number
Would you recommend it?
Good in terms of price (all included), well located 2min from campus. Also i had only one housemate. but The apartment was bit small and there was no living room. Landlord was never here so it could be good as bad. They returned the whole deposit without any check out so good.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
I dont know i dont go out much
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Operation management, supply chain management, international economics, green logistics
Do you have some tips?
Candiani campus is cool, registration easy, i would pick this one 10000 times. Level of class teacher etc is high but not hard. Its a very good place to learn. The ESN team looks nice. The university is so big its a bit hard to make friends bc you might never see them
Best trips to do?
Como lake, Venize Florence Tuscany in general Roma
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Stay safe the night, some areas you shouldnt go by yourself. So many many scams for housing. Never pay anything WITHOUT visiting even if you live far. Yous hould come for the visit.
Dont get scammed really
Carlos
From: IE University
To: Universita Degli Studi Di Milano
2024 • Fall
So many great places to visit, Verona, Turin, Lake Como, Lake Garda, Florence, Pisa, Venice, Cinque Terre, one of the best cities to travel from since it has…..
What kind of place was it?
Classic Apartment
How much was the rent per month?
Around 900€
Where was it located?
In Piazzale Loreto, close to Milan city center
How can someone find this place?
Website
Would you recommend it?
The place wasn´t great and definitely not worth the price but the location was good and the flatmates I had were amazing
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Alcatraz, Magazzini, Gatopardo
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Marketing Analytics
Do you have some tips?
Campus was fine not really anything special, registration was easy, I wouldn´t be so sure if I would pick the same uni again although I don´t have too many complaints about the classes and my overall experience was positive.
Best trips to do?
So many great places to visit, Verona, Turin, Lake Como, Lake Garda, Florence, Pisa, Venice, Cinque Terre, one of the best cities to travel from since it has cheap train service to many beautiful towns and cities everyone should visit if they are living in Milan.
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
Metro is pretty good. Cost of living is a bit expensive, overall I´d say the city is decently safe, the weather was not the best time of the year to live in Milan, a lot of rainy and cloudy days and then very cold once winter came about.
Great city with a nice student environment and vibrant social life. Travel opportunities were by far the best thing about it. If you like football go to a match at San Siro it won´t disappoint. University was not bad but there are certainly better ones.
Valentine
From: Milan
To: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
2025 • Spring
My list: events: student parties (especially during integration week) visits and nice neighborhoods: Castello, Parco Sempione, Arco della…..
What kind of place was it?
Classic Apartment
How much was the rent per month?
690€ per month, all charges included.
Where was it located?
Next to Frattini metro station on line 4. About thirty minutes to go to the university. I advise living as close as possible to a metro station. I recommend the neighborhoods of Navigli and Brera, but even though my area wasn’t central, I had no trouble getting to the center.
How can someone find this place?
Spotahome and DoveVivo.
Would you recommend it?
Yes. It was an apartment in colocation. I had my own bedroom and shared the common areas (kitchen and bathroom). We were 4 in total: 3 girls and 1 boy. We didn’t know each other before, but we got along well. I recommend this type of apartment.
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
My list: events: student parties (especially during integration week) visits and nice neighborhoods: Castello, Parco Sempione, Arco della Pace Brera Chinatown Navigli city center (Duomo + Galleria) Colonne di San Lorenzo for a drink: Navigli (Bar Momo) Chez Luca’s: aperitivo + spritz at 5€ (next to Colonne di San Lorenzo) Yguana Café (also next to the Colonne) Bar Brera for lunch: All’Antico Vinaio: focaccias (often a line but it goes fast and it’s worth it) Alice Pizza Farini Rom’antica for dinner: Navigli Rossopomodoro (pizza) Osteria da Fortunata (touristy but they make their pasta on site) clubs: Alcatraz Magazzini Generali MiB around Milan: Lake Como Verona Bergamo Bologna museums: Pinacoteca di Brera ice cream: Crea Gelateria (in Brera) Crema Alta Gelateria (also Brera) La Romana Chocolat Gelato Fatto con Amore
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
I advise bachelor level courses, in English. The macroeconomics course is a bit hard, you have to like maths.
Do you have some tips?
Campus super nice, lots of charm (the Buonarroti campus ahah). Simple registration process. We choose our own timetable, but for Erasmus+ students you can only take one course from the international curriculum, all the other courses come from the academic curriculum. You can choose courses on their online platform (everything is explained at the pre–start meeting) and you can change courses if you don’t like them until the end of October (deadline to validate course choices). Courses are not especially hard. I had classes every day from Monday to Friday but with pretty nice hours (I started late in the morning and usually finished early in the afternoon). I didn’t go to all classes. Attendance is not mandatory for courses from the academic curriculum, but the international curriculum courses are mandatory.
Best trips to do?
Florence (bus). Rome (train). Close to Milan: Lake Como, Turin, Bergamo, Verona (bus or regional train).
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Milan?
I took a Vélib–type subscription: BikeMi (33€ for the whole year but service closed after 2 a.m.). Public transport subscription card: youth rate 26€ per month. Milan is quite secure in the center. Very hot climate in summer and rather cold in winter.
