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Milan Cathedral
Don’t forget to grab a gelato from one of the stalls nearby when you finish your visit! It’s the perfect treat after exploring the cathedral.
Consider buying your tickets online in advance to skip the long lines. I waited about 30 minutes to get in, but I saw others waiting much longer.
Look for the hidden details in the façade. Make sure to take your time exploring; I almost missed some amazing sculptures because I was in a hurry.
Use the free audio guide available through the official app. I found it really helpful to learn about the history while wandering around without needing a tour guide.
Pantheon Museum
If you're a fan of photography, don't forget to bring your camera. The light coming through the oculus is just breathtaking! Just watch out for the crowds around that spot, it's easy to get bumped when you least expect it.
I suggest keeping an eye on any temporary exhibits or events that might be happening during your visit. I found a really interesting photography exhibit when I was there, which made the trip even better!
My advice is to grab a quick coffee or snack at one of the nearby cafes before entering. The museum itself doesn’t have much in terms of food options, so plan ahead!
Coliseum
Be sure to visit on a weekday if you can. I went on a Saturday and it was super crowded. I think the weekdays have way less people, making it easier to take photos.
The Uffizi Galleries
My advice is to visit during the off-peak hours, like right when they open at 8:15 AM. You’ll have a better chance of enjoying the art without huge crowds.
National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo
Castello Sforzesco
Take a stroll in the Sempione Park right next to the castle. It's a beautiful place to relax and it’s free – perfect for a break after exploring!
Roman Forum
Trevi Fountain
Ponte Vecchio
Take a few moments to sit on the nearby steps by the river to soak in the view. It’s a beautiful spot to relax; I missed this the first time around!
Consider visiting early in the morning, around 8 AM, to avoid the massive crowds. I found it peaceful and got some great photos without too many people around.
Bring a good camera or your phone with a decent lens. The light at sunset is incredible, and the views are stunning for photos. I wish I had taken more!
Piazza Navona
I highly recommend grabbing a coffee at one of the little cafes around the square. You might pay a bit more, but the atmosphere is worth it! I think it's nice to soak in the surroundings.
Watch out for the 'tourist traps' that sell overpriced souvenirs. Instead, explore the side streets for unique shops. You’ll save money and find some really special stuff!
If you're into street performers, check them out in the afternoons. But be careful—they can be a bit overwhelming and some can be quite aggressive for tips.