is not the great glories of imperial Rome, or Florence the early Renaissance and even the romantic Venice and languid half of the year to be given to tourists U.S. bensì Milano . La città ambrosiana è infatti al quinto posto nella classifica dei 41 luoghi da visitare nel 2011 stilata dal New York Times.
Non solo è il Duomo liberato dalle impalcature e con le vetrate finalmente illuminate a valere il viaggio secondo quanto si legge, ma lo sono anche le novità nel campo del design e della moda. Tra le news di spessore il quotidiano newyorchese cita ovviamente il nuovo Museo del Novecento con il gigantesco neon di Lucio Fontana a illuminarne le arcate, aperto in dicembre al palazzo dell'Arengario , ma anche le Former factories and hangars turned into art galleries and design studios as "eclectic" gallery Spazio Rossana Orlandi and HangarBicocca.
And if the followers of fashion are still crowded before the windows of Miu Miu and Marni, indicated as the major fashion news of the city, there to be a draw for guests demanding also the Hotel Milano Scala opened last year with the promise of "eco-chic" of hospitality with zero emissions.
If at the top half of the year as the newspaper of the Big Apple indicate the Chilean capital, Santiago , the place of honor there are San Juan Islands, in Walsh, U.S. territory. In the small island of Koh Samui Thailand , is shown in third place with its beaches, while the entire Iceland is given as a fourth ideal year just before Milan , albeit with a premise: given the huge tourism troika made in Italy in Rome-Florence-Venice the city of Lombardy is always a second-choice, although thanks to the design of the popular places here and there in the city, his face is changing.
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