Explore Milan's historical depth
Milan is renowned for its love of culture and there are many points of interest located in Milan and its historical centre. Most popular is of course Leonardo da Vinci's fresco of The Last Supper, which can be seen in the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Tickets are hard to come by (reserve in advance) and the time one may spend admiring this masterpiece is limited - however the opportunity to see such a timeless creation should not be passed up, even if you are on a tight schedule on your one day in Milan. For those seeking a more leisurely time with the fine arts, try the Poldi Pezzoli Museum which exhibits works by Michelangelo, Botticelli and other Italian artists. If you are interested in the religious culture of Milan, visit the Duomo, the third largest Cathedral in the world and the elegant square where it stands. Climb to the very top to take in the breathtaking view and fully appreciate the numerous statues and spires on your one day in Milan.