Area Attractions

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

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

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

This trendy restaurant, popular with locals and international travelers alike, is renowned for its supremely fresh fish entrées.

Dine on innovative Japanese dishes and delectable sushi in this upscale, Michelin-starred restaurant.

Stroll across the street from Park Hyatt Milan to Luini and indulge in the Milanese delicacy of the panzerotti—a dish that’s a cross between a donut and traditional Neapolitan pizza.

Located in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, this chocolatier makes delectable pastries, cakes, and croissants in addition to their signature bite-sized chocolates.

Head to this massive football stadium (commonly known as San Siro) to cheer on the local football teams, A.C. Milan and Inter Milan.

This sprawling city park has a wealth of hidden gems within its confines, including the Arco della Pace, otherwise known as the Arch of Peace; a neoclassical sports stadium; and an aquarium.

Observe Italian sports cars in peak performance as they zoom past at this historic racetrack, built in 1922.

Milan’s third-largest park is home to four reservoirs, shaded forests, urban gardens, and a plethora of wild birds. Go for a stroll and escape the midday Milan sun.

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At Serravalle, the largest luxury Designer Outlet in Europe, you can indulge in designer essentials for up to 70% less. With over 300 international and Italian brands, it’s shopping heaven, offering an unforgettable experience with tempting restaurants and cafes and incredible services all year round.

✓ Personalized welcome in the lounge from Serravalle staff as a unique point of reference for the day. ✓ Free access to the lounge for the whole day. ✓ Free coffee bar, juices and non-alcoholic beverages, selection of wines and small Italian pastries. ✓ Tax refund service and currency exchange directly in the lounge, without queues.

✓ 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).

✓ 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.

Round trip from the hotel to Serravalle Designer Outlet in NCC. Pick-up hours and return at the guest’s discretion.

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.

Ten preparatory drawings for Last Supper, performed by Leonardo and his pupils, are lent by the Royal Collection Trust and exhibited in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie to present the artist’s creative process, from the early ideas to the ultimate masterpiece.

The Enciclopedia Italiana Treccani Institute celebrates Leonardo with an exhibition project that speaks of genius in the language of contemporaneity. The Studio Azzurro artists ensemble creates an immersive and interactive itinerary peopled by Leonardo’s machines turned into narrative devices thanks to state-of-the-art technologies.

The Madonna Litta, one of the most famous paintings in the world and masterpiece of the Ermitage Museum of Saint Petersburg, has a Milanese origin. It comes from one of the most important Milanese private collections of the 19th Century, hence its own name. The most famous painting is now displayed next to another work from the Litta Collection, the Madonna della Rosa by Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio, the best of Leonardo’s pupils in Milan. Through the comparison with other fine painting and drawings, it will be possible to reconstruct Leonardo’s Milanese workshop activity in the late 15th Century and the relationship between Leonardo and his pupils.

The main public gallery for showcasing artwork in Milan, Pinacoteca di Brera features works by Raphael, Giovanni Bellini, and Titian.

From the outside, Santa Maria delle Grazie looks like a modest church and convent, but it’s also home to one of the most famous murals in the world: Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.”

Located in a city that celebrates ancient art, this contemporary art museum celebrates the present, with exhibits focused on modern photography, contemporary Italian design, urban planning, and more.

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.

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.

This historic church dates all the way back to the Roman Empire—its construction first began in the year 364.

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.

Teatro alla Scala, also known as La Scala, is Milan’s signature opera house, dating back to 1778. Today, up to 2,300 guests fill the space during operatic performances including Madame Butterfly and Don Carlo.

Catch hit Broadway musicals such as Beauty and the Beast and Mamma Mia! at this 20th-century theater, which is able to host up to 1,500 guests.

Once a prominent opera house during the 19th and 20th centuries, this opulent theater now hosts concerts, plays, and dance performances.

Head to the Italian outpost of the famous New York City nightclub for live jazz and blues performances amid an elevated ambience.

Forty years ago, Jay Pritzker had a vision to create an intimate, understated and sophisticated hotel experience reflective of what one would find in an exquisite residence – fine art, acclaimed design and carefully crafted food and wine — all while delivering the highest level of customer service. Park Hyatt hotels embody that vision and remain the preferred home-away-from-home for global connoisseurs in search of enriching and distinctive experiences. As we celebrate four decades of delivering on our credo, “Luxury Is Personal,” we invite our guests to uncover what luxury means to them.

Park Hyatt hotels are dedicated to creating refined and inviting spaces that make guests feel at home: thoughtful details inspired by remarkable local residences, original art by museum-worthy artists, and luxurious interiors by world-renowned designers are often showcased alongside celebrated views in some of the most dynamic cities in the world.

The Park Hyatt brand delights in cultivating moments that make luxury personal for every guest, whether it be through exceptional service or through rare and immersive experiences, such as Park Hyatt’s signature program, Masters of Food & Wine.