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MILANO

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Where is it?

Does the city have other names?

Why do people go there?

What famous buildings are there?

Which famous people live/lived there?

| Where is it?

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Where is it?

Milan is in northern Italy, located in the Lombardy region. It sits on the flat plains of the Po Valley, strategically positioned as a major European economic hub. Its location makes it accessible from other major Italian cities, like Venice, Turin, and Bologna, and from international destinations via the Malpensa and Linate airports.

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Does the city have other names?

Yes, Milan is known by several names. In Italian, it’s called “Milano.” The city's ancient name, Mediolanum, was given by the Romans and means “in the middle of the plain.” Milan is often called the "Fashion Capital" or the "Business Capital of Italy" due to its international reputation in fashion, finance, and design.

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Why do people go there?

People travel to Milan for several reasons:

Fashion and Shopping

Art and Architecture

Football

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What famous buildings are there?

Milan is home to many famous buildings and landmarks that reflect its rich history, culture, and modern innovation. Here are some of the most notable ones:

Duomo di Milano (Milan Cathedral)

Santa Maria delle Grazie and The Last Supper

La Scala (Teatro alla Scala)

| Which famous people live/lived there?

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Which famous people live/lived there?

Armani and Versace Families: Milan is the birthplace and home of several legendary fashion designers. Giorgio Armani, for instance, still has his headquarters in Milan, and the Versace family has deep roots in the city.

Giuseppe Verdi: The iconic Italian composer spent much of his life in Milan, where his operas are still celebrated at the world-renowned La Scala opera house.

Carla Fracci: A famous Italian ballet dancer, Fracci was celebrated worldwide and remains an icon in Milan's arts scene.

Leonardo da Vinci: One of the most famous artists of the Renaissance, Leonardo spent many years in Milan, creating works like The Last Supper.

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