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A romantic dinner by candlelight with a view of the Madonnina and the splendid Piazza Duomo or a simple toast in the heart of Brera but the important thing is that it's an unforgettable evening. We at Top Reservation have some wonderful ideas to help you in choosing the venues for couples where you will find magical, fairytale atmospheres and stunning views.
We'll suggest places with enchanting views of the city for a dinner for two, and we'll leave you speechless.
AND HERE ARE SOME PLACES THAT ARE TRULY LOVELY
Terraces of the Cathedral
First and foremost is a stroll among the spires of the Duomo, especially during a beautiful sunset: tourists from all over the world come to Milan every day to enjoy one of the most evocative parts of the Cathedral, so much so that the Veneranda Fabbrica itself offers the opportunity to visit the Duomo Terraces, precisely in the late afternoon, to enjoy the colors and atmosphere of the city, together with a loved one.
Brera Art Gallery
In second place, the Pinacoteca di Brera, the national gallery of ancient and modern art, housed in the eponymous palace in the Lombardy capital, couldn't be left out. Considered a true source of pride for the city, the museum displays one of the most celebrated Italian painting collections, where you can admire authentic masterpieces, from Mantegna to Caravaggio to Piero della Francesca. If you're an art lover, you've come to the right place: a place steeped in mystery and brimming with passion, perfect for a romantic evening with your significant other.
San Fedele Square
In third place is the incredibly romantic Piazza San Fedele, located within the pedestrian area in the heart of Milan. The square takes its name from the 16th-century church of San Fedele, located beneath Palazzo Marino, which houses the monument to Alessandro Manzoni, whose family home is located in the nearby Piazza Belgiojoso. This place has always attracted lovers, perhaps for the atmosphere created by the elegant buildings, perhaps for the absence of cars, but the benches in this square prove to be excellent companions for romantic evenings.
Washermen's Alley
If, however, you'd like to relive the atmosphere of a 19th-century postcard for your date in Milan, the perfect spot is Vicolo dei Lavandai, in the picturesque Navigli district, just steps from the home of poet Alda Merini. The alley, dedicated to the washermen (not the washerwomen, as in the 19th century, men, not women, were responsible for washing clothes), will offer the most passionate of lovers a stroll through time, allowing them to forget all the day's bad thoughts in the company of love.
Arch of Peace
How could the enchanting Arco della Pace be missing? A corner in the heart of the city where you can stroll and admire this triumphal work? Located in the center of the vast Piazza Sempione area, the work was designed by Luigi Cagnola in 1807, and saw the triumphal entry of Napoleon III and Vittorio Emanuele II on June 8, 1859. Simply sit on one of the benches there and you'll be overcome by a sense of "peace," and why not, passion, together with your sweetheart.
Columns of San Lorenzo
In sixth place, the Columns of San Lorenzo couldn't be left out, a true Milanese institution, where you can admire the triumphal medieval columns. Who hasn't dreamed of walking hand in hand among the sixteen columns, each about 7.5 meters tall? A charming route leading to Porta Ticinese, straddling the ancient and the modern, a must-see for couples in love.
Royal Villa
In seventh place is the unmissable Villa Reale in Milan, better known as Villa Comunale. The building, now an important museum, evokes bygone eras of great luxury and opulence. Still capable of enchanting and stirring the emotions of its visitors, the Villa's vast garden features a pond, at whose center a small temple of sorts has been built, from which the structure can be admired in all its majesty. Beneath that small temple, countless kisses have been exchanged by lovers of all ages over the years.
Pavese Canal
And how could we miss the Naviglio Pavese, the navigable canal that connects Milan to Pavia and is part of Milan's canal system? A stroll just steps from the water, combining romance and beauty, a must-see for romantics, its bridges and surrounding buildings offering undeniable charm and harmony, especially at sunset.