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For those seeking more contemporary shopping experiences, areas like CityLife and Corso Como offer trendy boutiques and fashionable streets that resonate with the city's stylish vibe.
8. The Canals of Milan
Milan's network of canals, dating back to the Middle Ages, played a vital role in the city's economic development. Although the canals have changed over time, many areas have been revived as tourist attractions. The Naviglio Grande and Naviglio Pavese are particularly popular for their charming views lined with vibrant bars and restaurants.
Visitors can indulge in Milan’s aperitivo culture, enjoying delightful drinks and small dishes along the canal banks, particularly in the lively Navigli neighborhood.