Three to four days allows you to visit major attractions like the Duomo, Last Supper, museums, and neighborhoods comfortably without rushing the experience.
Yes, Milan is pricier due to its status as a fashion and financial hub, but budget-friendly options exist if you explore beyond tourist hotspots.
Spring and autumn offer ideal weather and fewer crowds; avoid August when locals vacation and many shops close, and December during fashion weeks when prices spike.
Yes, advance booking is strongly recommended for the Last Supper, Duomo rooftop access, and major museums to avoid long queues and ensure entry.
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