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Starhotels Splendido - 4* - Milan
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Lake Garda beckons holiday in the picturesque resort
from £249
UNA Hotel Century - 4* - Milan
from £85
3* Skiing Holiday in Livigno, 7 nights half board
Brescia from £738
Best Western Hotel Astoria - 4* - Milan
from £55

La Scala Milan
Italy's greatest opera house, Milan's Il Teatro alla Scala (or simply La Scala) re-opened on 7 December 2004 and is once again the cultural highlight of Milan. It now boasts a fully-restored, dazzling auditorium and a brand-new technologically advanced stage to match its enchanting atmosphere.
Corso Buenos Aires
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Brera Picture Gallery
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Armani Factory Store
Stylish. Understated. Perennially in fashion. Armani's designs are always desirable, and this factory outlet means that you need never pay the full whack again for those Armani staples for your wardrobe.
Triennale of Milan
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