Hotel Raffaello

Viale Certosa 108, Milan, Lombardy, 20156, Italy | 4 star hotel

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Milano

A travel blog entry by amypollock

... was a market! It was incredibly busy and I've never heard the phrase 'ciao bella' used so many times. The last day I explored some more and visited agencies, once again a great way to see the city. I was also able to see some of the churches briefly and Sforza Castle. And you no what is fun.. Having to drag your suitcase all over the city.. Simply splendid. ...

Väterchen Frost in der Lombardei

A travel blog entry by aining

... k�nne, doch da hat tats�chlich Schnee gelegen. Super, also in Deutschland nichts verpasst.

Tabi war so lieb uns am Bahnhof abzuholen und vor dreisten Abzockern in der U-Bahn zu retten, damit wir auch sicher bei ihr ank�men. Sie wohnt super zentral in einem kleinen Appartment-Komplex und kann das meiste zu Fu� erreichen. Samstag haben wir das �berpr�ft, indem wir uns erst f�r eine kleine Tour in einem Cafe zum Fr�hst�ck gest�rkt haben und dann auf einen zugefrorenen ...

First Stop

A travel blog entry by sinfronteras

... at Osteria dei Poeti. The food was delicious, fresh and good. The hostesses were very attentive and it was evident that they took pride in their food and atmosphere. We recommend it.

Enjoy the photos of Milan and our “entry” into vacation mode. A couple of times (you’ll see in some of the photos), I got a very Parisian hit (only compliments meant both for Paris and Milan).

Ciao until the next ...

...But Where'd the Turkey Go??

A travel blog entry by adventuresbyamy

... it. On Monday of this week, I suddenly remembered about the dinner and started googling.

I found out that the restaurant called California Bakery serves Thanksgiving dinner every year at its four or five locations. I sent an email to the reservations email and asked for a table for two and they quickly got back to me. I had to go pay a deposit (50% of the cost for two people, or my entire half) so that they knew in advanced how much of all the ...