Area Attractions

    From internationally celebrated fashion houses to renowned art museums, there is absolutely no shortage of things to do in the cosmopolitan city of Milan. Visit historic cathedrals, cheer on the local sports team at San Siro Stadium, or savor a cappuccino in Piazza del Duomo—the crown jewel of Milan. Whether you’d like to indulge in haute-couture shopping or decadent dining during your Milan vacation, a wealth of premier attractions are right outside your doorstep.

Park Hyatt Milan

Via Tommaso Grossi 1
Milan, Lombardy, Italy, 20121

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Hotel Experiences

Park Hyatt Milano entrance

Personalized VIP Welcome Pack delivered upon arrival:

✓ City center map in the guest’s language. ✓ Fashion Passport: Discount card to receive an additional 10% off on outlet’s prices in the participating stores (not combinable with sales and promotions).

Complimentary shopping services of the customer’s choice:

✓ Hands-free shopping: This is the possibility for guests to do their shopping in the center before leaving their purchases at the shop. The shopping bags will be delivered to the lounge at the end of the day. ✓ Shopping bag drop-off: The guest will be able to leave his / her shopping bags directly at the Service desk, located at the Information Office.

Optional Paid Services: One day with a personal shopper

Service offered at a special rate. Meeting with the personal shopper in the Serravalle Design Outlet Guest Lounge. •Image consulting •Shopping tour of the center Duration of four hours. At least seven days advanced booking. Available languages: Italian / English / Russian.

Shopping

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Milan

Via della Spiga

One of Italy's top shopping streets, this designer hotspot is home to big names including Bulgari, Hermès, Giorgio Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana.

Via Monte Napoleone

Another upscale shopping destination in Milan, this street is flanked by designer shops such as Alexander McQueen, CHANEL, Dior, Versace, Burberry, Bottega Veneta.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

One of the world's oldest shopping malls is housed in a four-story structure across the street from Park Hyatt Milano. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is home to Milanese luxury shops including Prada, Louis Vitton, Gucci.

Corso Venezia

The Corso Venezia is one of Milan’s most prestigious shopping streets, bordered by stately buildings in a multitude of architectural styles, from Renaissance to Art Nouveau. Many luxury brands have locations here.

Art & Culture

Arco della Pace

Duomo di Milano

This stunning Gothic-style cathedral—the fifth-largest church in the world—took nearly six centuries to complete. Be sure to head up to the roof, which is open to tourists for an additional fee and offers a stunning view of the Milan cityscape.

Castello Sforzesco

Once a fortress whose defense system was designed by Leonardo da Vinci, this imposing castle later became the home of the Sforza family, who presided over Milan during the Italian Renaissance. Today, this structure is home to seven museums, including the Museo d’Arte Antica, featuring classic da Vinci frescoes.

Villa Necchi Campiglio

Tour this impressive Italian villa, constructed between 1932 and 1935, and travel back in time as you marvel at authentic settings. An original tennis court, lavish pool, period furnishings, and two priceless art collections make this a must-see.