http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Europe/Italy/Lombardy/Milan.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Milan offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification Ideally located in the commercial centre of this most thriving and fashion conscious city, this hotel has everything to ensure a total well being of both mind and body. Shop and Freak out at the world's most famous shopping avenue with the great names such as Armani and Versace while staying at this hotel]]> Located directly in front of the central train station, the Starhotels Splendido offers direct access to all the major attractions in Milan. The hotel offers elegant and comfortable rooms designed to satisfy the needs of business as well as leisure travellers. An ideal place to enjoy the city of Milan.]]> An ideal place for business clients, UNA Hotel Century features an office-lounge in all 144 junior suites and some bedrooms with the latest equipment for fitness. There are 2 meeting rooms with natural light, accommodating up to 80 people. The hotel also has a bar, restaurant, winter garden and garage.]]> The Best Western Hotel Astoria is close to the Milan Exhibition Centre and the sporting area of San Siro. Completely renovated in 2004, the hotel is only few minutes away from city centre and easy to reach by subway and tram. All rooms have wi-fi internet connection, cable satellite television with CNN, in-room movies Pay-per-view.]]> The Hotel Amadeus, comprises of recently renewed rooms, simply decorated to provide an ideal base from which to enjoy the sights of Milan. The hotel is centrally located just a few metres from the main railway station Stazione Centrale and the underground, making many sights such as the Duomo Cathedral and the famous Alla Scala Opera House easily accessable.]]> The newly refurbished Starhotels Anderson, is located strategically a few steps from the Central Railway Station. The 106 rooms have a functional and charming atmosphere. Take a break at the Fitness Center or in the reading area in a pleasant atmosphere of comfortable couches, a library with TV and noticeably, the fireplace. The Bar/Restaurant Black and the Lounge reveal a sole environment to enjoy the ?aperitivo? which may be followed by a dinner.]]> ]]> ]]> Car Hire in Milan Malpensa Airport]]> Car Hire in Milan Linate Airport]]> Car Hire in Milan Station]]> Car Hire in Milan Fs Downtown]]> Car Hire in Milan Downtown]]> Car Hire in Milan Station Downtown]]> 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.]]> Milan's high fashion is concentrated within the Quadrilatero d'Oro or Golden Quad, just east of the Piazza della Scala and bordered by the Via Montenapoleone, Via Sant' Andrea and Via della Spiga. This is where all the big designer names cluster, interspersed with design studios and contemporary art galleries.]]> Milan's Pinacoteca di Brera is home to one of the finest collections of Italian Renaissance art in the world.]]> Ideal for a breather from the smog and traffic pollution that can make Milan unbearable, the Milan aquarium is one of the oldest and largest of its kind in Italy. Thirty-six enormous pools are filled with more than 100 different species of fish, living in recreated environments ranging from the Amazon to the Mediterranean.]]> The Vittorio Emanuele Gallery has a 19th-century atmosphere, enhanced by the elegance of some of Milan's finest stores. This is the Galleria par excellence, and has been Milan's largest and most popular rendezvous for over a century.]]> Milan's Museum of Science and Technology is a treasure trove of gadgets, inventions and wizardry. Divided into 28 sections, it offers explanations on topics as diverse as information technology, engines and astronomy.]]> The 135-hectare Cave Park (Parco delle Cave) is Milan's most recently-developed urban park, with diverse flora and fauna, streams, farms and four caves - the latter owing their existence to the process of sand extraction that took place in the early 20th century.]]> Located between Sforza Castle and corso Sempione, from where it takes its name, Sempione Park is Milan's biggest green area. It is perfect for long walks and summer picnics, with a large central meadow, small woods, an artificial lake and a fountain designed by De Chirico.]]> The Triennale of Milan, based in the Palazzo dell'Arte, has been a design mecca for Italians since 1923. It provides a panorama of modern decorative and industrial arts, encouraging the relationship between industry, production and applied arts.]]> Brimming with over 350 retailers that range from fashion emporiums to historic handicraft shops, Corso Buenos Aires is Milan's biggest and most popular commercial district.]]>