A very big, relatively modern and busy square in the north-east of Milan, famous for hosting the city's majestic central station, and the Pirelli skyscraper. The Piazza is generally bustling with people, and is at the heart of Milan's economic and business district. It is where you'll end up if you need to go to the central station, but it is also a good place to go because it boasts some excellent examples of post-Second World War modern architecture, such as the Pirelli building, and some elegant hotels, such as the Hotel Excelsior Gallia.

Piazza Duca d'Aosta

Il Grande Grido

tramezzino

Street coffee

“A symbolic work opening itself up to the world, in the same way as the train station, also symbolically, opens the city up to the world.” (Michelangelo Pistoletto)

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