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Milan is an absolute behemoth of a city and has the most populated metropolitan area in Italy with 1.3 million people, and 3.2 million in the wider area surrounding central Milan. Some form of human settlement has been present in the region of Milan for thousands of years and archaeological findings date back as far

1. GIARDINI DELLA GUASTALLA Enclustered among San Babila, Porta Romana and Missori, this place is known as a garden, but it can be considered at its own right a small park in the heart of the city. This garden was the site of a College, so it has been closed and not accessible to the

Pescaria With its all-white interiors and fisherman-basket lampshades, seafood sandwich shop Pescaria looks like it was plucked from a small seaside town and dropped down in the middle of Milan, just steps away from the city’s shiny new high-rises. And that’s not too far from the truth—a much beloved eatery in Polignano a Mare, a

Lichtburg The restaurant Lichtburg is centrally located in Berlin Mitte on the Gesundbrunnen, offering an extensive menu with German and Mediterranean dishes as well as offers at lunchtime with constantly changing dishes. Selected wines, premium beers on tap, of course, non-alcoholic drinks and Italian coffees are recommended. It is also known for our seasonal delicacies. With

Below, you'll find historic corners of Berlin, hidden-away art and antiquities, curiosities and beautiful buildings that don't appear on traditional tourist itineraries for Berlin attractions. Central Kino Located just minutes from Humboldt’s main campus, and an even shorter distance from where most classes are held, is this small movie theater. Though the theater can be

Reichstag The Reichstag, Germany’s main Parliament building, an incredibly beautiful and distinctive building in Mitte, Berlin. Today tourists can have the amazing privilege of ascending into the great glass dome and gazing upon the exciting city it is home to, as well as learning a thing or two about the dramatic history. Unter den Linden