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Forecast by:  | 11 Sep Fri | 12 Sep Sat | 13 Sep Sun | 14 Sep Mon | 15 Sep Tue | 16 Sep Wed | 17 Sep Thu |
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| Temp (°C) | 25° 15° | 25° 16° | 26° 16° | 28° 15° | 27° 16° | 26° 16° | 24° 15° |
| Precipitation | 0% | 48% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 10% | 62% |
| Humidity | 70% | 68% | 68% | 66% | 69% | 69% | 58% |
| Wind | 10 km/h | 10 km/h | 10 km/h | 10 km/h | 10 km/h | 8 km/h | 8 km/h |
Best time to visit Milan
The best time to visit Milan is April to June or September to October, when temperatures are generally mild to warm and city sightseeing suits walking, museums and parks. July and August are hot and humid, with possible heatwaves and powerful storms, while November to February is colder, foggier and wetter, with some attractions on shorter winter hours.
JanuaryTemp (°C)3°Rain (mm)32Sun Hours6Dry Days21
January is cold and foggy, around 1-6°C, with rain or occasional snow. Some museums and seasonal venues have limited winter hours.
FebruaryTemp (°C)5°Rain (mm)51Sun Hours6Dry Days16
February is chilly and often foggy, around 2-9°C, with rain or occasional snow. Winter opening hours can limit visits to some attractions.
MarchTemp (°C)9°Rain (mm)53Sun Hours8Dry Days18
March is mild, around 5-14°C, with changeable showers. Blossoming parks and museums suit city sightseeing, while rainwear helps for walks.
AprilTemp (°C)13°Rain (mm)78Sun Hours10Dry Days13
April is mild, around 8-20°C, with frequent spring showers and blossoming parks. Walking between Milan’s sights works well with rainwear for wet spells.
MayTemp (°C)16°Rain (mm)93Sun Hours11Dry Days13
May is pleasantly warm, around 12-23°C, with occasional rain. The temperatures suit museums, neighbourhood walks and parks, though showers can interrupt outdoor plans.
JuneTemp (°C)21°Rain (mm)101Sun Hours12Dry Days12
June is warm and humid, around 17-31°C, with occasional powerful thunderstorms. City sightseeing suits flexible plans that allow shelter during downpours.
JulyTemp (°C)23°Rain (mm)93Sun Hours12Dry Days13
July is very hot and humid, around 19-35°C, with heatwave potential, intense thunderstorms and hail. Schedule urban walks around the heat and sudden downpours.
AugustTemp (°C)23°Rain (mm)98Sun Hours12Dry Days14
August is hot and humid, around 18-34°C, with heatwave potential, powerful storms and hail. Many businesses and venues close for holidays, leaving the city unusually quiet.
SeptemberTemp (°C)19°Rain (mm)75Sun Hours10Dry Days17
September is warm, around 15-30°C, with occasional rain and thunderstorms. Outdoor dining and city walks are possible, with indoor plans useful during wet spells.
OctoberTemp (°C)14°Rain (mm)85Sun Hours6Dry Days20
October is cool and comfortable, around 10-18°C, with frequent rain. Some attractions use shorter hours, so combine cultural visits with walks during dry spells.
NovemberTemp (°C)8°Rain (mm)103Sun Hours5Dry Days17
November is cool and damp, around 5-12°C, with possible fog. Museums and galleries provide reliable sightseeing options during rainy weather.
DecemberTemp (°C)4°Rain (mm)36Sun Hours6Dry Days20
December is chilly, around 2-7°C, with fog, rain and occasional snow. Illuminated streets, Christmas markets and seasonal displays feature prominently before Christmas.
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Bernina Red Train, Swiss Alps & St Moritz From Milan
Cost: From 164.84 USD · Duration: 12 hours · ★ 4.8 (3,735 reviews)
An exclusive "Bernina Red Train" 1 day tour from Milan to discover the enchanting beauty of the Alps on board the highest train in Europe with an expert guide. Through breathtaking landscapes you will arrive in Switzerland in the tourist town of St. Moritz. Here you can taste delicious desserts or go shopping in luxurious shops. Highlights: • Train
Milan Duomo & The Last Supper Skip-the-Line Small Group Tour
Cost: From 164.84 USD · Duration: 3 hours · ★ 4.6 (3,046 reviews)
This experience gives you guaranteed access to Milan Duomo and The Last Supper, two spots that usually sell out long in advance. You explore the city on foot with a guide who shares the stories and secrets behind each landmark, including a close look at Sforza Castle from the outside. It is an easy and unforgettable way to see Milan’s most famous m
Lake Como & Bellagio Day Trip with Boat Cruise from Milan
Cost: From 119.32 USD · Duration: 10 hours · ★ 4.1 (2,637 reviews)
Take in the stunning scenery of world-famous Lake Como on this day trip from Milan, just a quick 1-hour drive away. Explore the fashionable lakeside town of Como, surrounded by snowcapped mountains and picturesque Mediterranean villas, and enjoy a breathtaking cruise along Lake Como. Dock at the enchanting village of Bellagio for free time to dine
Milan Super Saver: Skip-the-Line Duomo and Rooftop Guided Tour
Cost: From 74.71 USD · Duration: 2.5 hours · ★ 4.6 (2,018 reviews)
Skip the line at Milan’s Duomo! This Super Saver package includes a guided tour in English or Spanish, elevator access to the rooftop, and stunning city views—an experience that will enrich your visit to Milan. The Duomo, an iconic landmark built across six centuries, is among the four largest cathedrals in Europe. During the two-hour guided tour,
Como, Lugano & Bellagio: Exclusive Cruise–Two Countries in a Day
Cost: From 80.05 USD · Duration: 11 hours · ★ 4.7 (1,630 reviews)
Do not miss the opportunity to visit two countries and two lakes on a full day tour starting from Milan! Firstly you will reach Como where you will have free time to take photos of this charming city and discover the Medieval city center. Once in Tremezzo, you will begin an Exclusive Boat Cruise to Bellagio, called the “pearl of Lake Como”. During
Como, Bellagio & Varenna: Small Group from Milan with Boat Cruise
Cost: From 129.74 USD · Duration: 10.5 hours · ★ 4.9 (1,527 reviews)
Explore the most famous lake of Italy on an entertaining 10-hour guided tour in a very small group of 14 participants. Avoid any tourist traps, crowds & queues on a well-planned trip with a professional local guide. Admire the Alps, film locations & celebrity villas during the lake boat cruise. You will meet your guide in Milan and take together an
Small-Group Lake Como & Lugano: 2 Countries in 1 Day, Boat Cruise
Cost: From 164.84 USD · Duration: 10 hours · ★ 5.0 (1,505 reviews)
Visit two countries and two lakes in one day — Lake Como and Lake Lugano — on a small-group tour from Milan, small enough to reach the places big tours can't, with every train, boat, and border crossing handled for you. Skip the selfie crowds and the overrun hotspots. Instead, cruise past the lakeside villas of Gianni Versace, Ocean's Twelve, and J
Gnocchi, Pasta, Tiramisù and Wine Class
Cost: From 70.72 USD · Duration: 3 hours · ★ 5.0 (1,374 reviews)
With the help of a native and experienced chef, you will learn all the secrets about Italian food. You'll learn, with a hands-on experience, how to make 3 dishes from start to finish, and you'll be able to enjoy what you created! During the class, we'll talk about the most common mistakes that one can make when preparing a typical Italian dish and
Brief
- Try Milanese specialities such as risotto alla Milanese, cotoletta alla milanese, ossobuco, panzerotti and local aperitivo. Panettone is especially associated with Milan, although it is more seasonal.
- Formula 1 will hold a three-day 2027 season-launch festival in Milan from 18 to 20 February 2027, with drivers, teams, cars, music and live entertainment. (
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Safety and health
- Leishmaniasis is a mosquito-like sand-fly-borne risk in Italy. Reduce exposure by covering up and using insect repellent, particularly around dusk and at night. (
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- Tap water in Milan and Italy is generally safe to drink. Some supplies may have an unusual taste; use bottled water or refill from clearly marked potable fountains, and avoid fountains marked “Acqua non potabile.” (
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- Emergency departments are called “Pronto Soccorso.” Emergency care is available to visitors, but travellers without EHIC/GHIC coverage may have to pay upfront, so travel insurance is advisable. (
- A heat hazard has been declared for the Italian Grand Prix at nearby Monza. Visitors attending the race should plan for high temperatures, shade and water access, and allow extra time for crowded transport. (
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Recent News
- 6 September 2026: The Italian Grand Prix is taking place at Monza, near Milan. Pierre Gasly starts from pole, and large crowds may cause congestion on rail and road links between Milan and Monza. (
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- 4 September 2026: Formula 1 announced that Milan will host its 2027 season launch from 18 to 20 February, a major city event likely to increase hotel demand and local crowding. (
