Milan is a major global city in northern Italy, renowned for its fashion, design, finance, and art. It's the capital of the Lombardy region and the second-most populous city in Italy, after Rome. Milan is a hub for business, fashion, and culture, boasting iconic landmarks like the Duomo, La Scala opera house, and Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper".
Weather
June in Milan offers warm, sunny days with long hours of daylight perfect for enjoying outdoor activities and sightseeing. While rain is possible, it's typically light and infrequent. Humidity levels are high, so be sure to dress in light, breathable clothing, stay hydrated, and plan your activities to avoid the warmest parts of the day if you're sensitive to heat.
City Maps
Download the map of Milan that features its landmarks and attractions, the airports’ location and more.
You can also download the map of the services available within walking distance of the venue.
Getting to the Venue
From MXP Malpensa International Airport: The "MALPENSA EXPRESS" train service will take you directly from the airport to the centre of Milan in 30 minutes, arriving at the Cadorna station where you can take the Red Line M1 (Rho Fieramilano direction) to Lotto stop which is 800 m from the Convention Centre.
To discover alternative routes or directions on how to get to the venue from other airports, visit the venue website.
Getting Around
Milan, Italy has a modern public transportation system that connects almost all areas of the city, as well as its airports, via a combination of subway lines, trams and buses. The city has five main train stations, four Metro (subway) lines, and an extensive tram network. There's also a suburban rail system that reaches the bedroom cities of Milan. Buses also ply the city, but are most useful for connecting areas outside the city center.
For more details on how to get around the city, visit this website.
Currency
The official currency in Italy is the euro, symbolized by € and abbreviated as EUR.
Plug, Socket and Voltage in Italy
The standard voltage is 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. The most common plug types are C, F, and L. Type C has two round pins, Type F has two round pins with earth clips, and Type L has three round pins in a line. You will likely need a travel adapter to use your US devices, which typically use Type A or B plugs, as they are not compatible with the Italian sockets.