When Milan became capital of the Roman Empire
Did you know that Milan was one of the capitals of the Roman Empire? the news is little known and always amazes my guests when I say it during my guided tours.Milan, or Mediolanum, became the capital of the Western Roman Empire in 286 AD. The Roman Empire was...Stendhal, the French writer who felt in love with Milan
It is a long time since I wrote my last article on celebrity impressions about Milan. Today I would like to say something about a French author named Henri Beyle, better known as Stendhal. Who was Stendhal? Stendhal was one of the major romantic French writers. His...Milan, the Italian city where Ernest Hemingway felt in love
Here we are with the second appointment dedicated to the illustrious foreign poets and writers who visited Milan. All of them left us a testimony of their journey, and we will here discover the romantic side of my city. Among those led by me among the Milanese...When Mark Twain saw the Milan Cathedral for the first time
I want to whet your curiosity with this short article. It’s the first of some that I will put among the news on my website, and that will deal with illustrious people from all over the world visiting Milan. Enjoy the reading! Samuel Langhorne Clemens, aka Mark...The Cassœula a typical dish of the Milanese winters
The Cassœula is one of the most iconic dishes from Milan, and it was the favorite dish of the great conductor of the La Scala opera house Arturo Toscanini. The Cassœula is a stew made with pork meat and cabbage that is usually served on soft and creamy polenta. It’s...Contacts
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