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ChangeSpot a Milan fashion-week poster
Find a fashion-week poster, banner or shop-window announcement (especially February and September). Photograph the poster.
Spot a Milan Liberty (Stile Liberty) facade
Walk Porta Venezia and find a Stile Liberty (Italian Art Nouveau) facade (Casa Galimberti, Casa Campanini). Photograph the lace iron and floral tiles.
Spot a Milan Metro M
Find a red M sign at any Milan Metro entrance. Photograph the sign.
Spot a Milan risotto alla milanese
Find a plate of risotto alla milanese (saffron-yellow) on a restaurant table or menu. Photograph the yellow.
Spot a Milan Stazione Centrale facade
Find the Stazione Centrale di Milano, the 1931 Art Deco/Fascist-era station. Photograph the immense facade or the iron-and-glass platforms.
Spot a Milan tram (orange or vintage)
Find a Milan tram on its route. Bonus for the vintage ATM Class 1928 wooden trams still on tracks 1, 2 and 3. Photograph one passing.
Spot a Milan Vespa parked
Find a Vespa parked on a Milanese street. Photograph the chrome.
Spot a Naviglio canal
Walk to the Naviglio Grande or Naviglio Pavese and find the canal with the cafés and apartments lining it. Photograph the canal.
Spot a Panettone box
Find a Panettone (Milanese Christmas cake) in a bakery or shop. Year-round in pastry shops, peak in December. Photograph the dome cake.
Spot a Quadrilatero gold gate
In the Quadrilatero della Moda find a fashion-house's gilded gate or marble entrance (Versace, Prada in Via della Spiga). Photograph the entrance.
Spot a Sempione park view
Walk into Parco Sempione (behind the castle) and find the Arco della Pace (Arch of Peace) at the far end. Photograph the arch from the park.
Spot an Inter Milan or AC Milan stadium reference
Find a reference to the San Siro / Giuseppe Meazza stadium (a kit shop, a poster, a flag, a souvenir). Photograph it.
Spot an Inter or AC Milan kit
Find an Internazionale (blue-and-black) or AC Milan (red-and-black) jersey on someone or in a shop. Photograph the kit.
Spot Castello Sforzesco brick
Find the Castello Sforzesco, the red-brick Renaissance castle. Photograph the towers or the Filarete entrance.
Spot the Bosco Verticale
Find the Bosco Verticale (the residential towers with trees and plants on every balcony) in Porta Nuova. Photograph the green-walled towers.
Spot the Duomo gold Madonna
Find the gilded Madonnina statue on top of the Duomo's tallest spire. Photograph her gleaming.
Spot the Duomo spires
Walk to the Duomo and find the marble spires reaching for the sky. Photograph the pinnacles against blue.
Spot the Galleria bull mosaic
In the Galleria find the mosaic bull on the floor (the Turin coat of arms, you spin on its testicles for luck). Photograph the worn marble.
Spot the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
Walk into the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II next to the Duomo, with its glass-and-iron dome. Photograph the dome from inside.
Spot the Italian tricolor in Milan
Find an Italian flag flying on a Milan building, especially government, university or fashion-house facades. Photograph it.
Spot the Last Supper reference
Walk to Santa Maria delle Grazie and find a Last Supper reference: the church facade, a museum-shop reproduction, a film poster. Photograph the reference.
Spot the Pirelli Tower
Find the Torre Pirelli (Gio Ponti's 127-metre 1958 skyscraper) near Stazione Centrale. Photograph the slim silhouette.
Trivia: Duomo construction
Construction of the Duomo di Milano started in the late 14th century. In what year did it begin (one year off is fine)?
Trivia: Galleria oldest
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of the oldest active shopping galleries in the world. In what decade did it open (just the decade, e.g. "1860s")?