Saturday, 5 April 2014
24 hours in Milan
Here’s a little glimpse of a few photos from our 24hrs in
Milan last September.
We had just bought a new camera the Canon PowerShot SX500 IS and this was my
first opportunity to try it out. And I
truly did! Believe me, these are only
just a few of the 500 or so photos we took in less than a day!
We arrived in sunny and nice Milan around 10 and boarded
the Trenitalia - Malpensa Express to Cadorna.
We stopped for cappuccino and
beer at the station café and continued on our way to the Grand Hotel Puccini on Corso Buenos Aires.
Had lunch at the self service restaurant, Ciao, at the
Galleria, where most locals stop for a quick bite during their lunch break and
tourists go for refuelling.
At Piazza Duomo we encountered lots of Celtic supporters drinking
and singing, and just being loud and merry. We
then went for a stroll through the public garden Castello Sforzesco. So beautiful – a touch of greenery and fresh
air in the midst of a bustling city.
Back at the hotel we took a nap, refreshed and then took
a taxi to San Siro stadium. It was my
second time at San Siro (the first being Robbie Williams’ concert)
but my first experience watching a football match. I’m not that into football, but coming from a
family where all the men are avid Milan supporters, I have a soft spot for them
too.
So yes, I was happy that ‘we’ won 2 - 0.
All in all it was a very short but exciting trip and we couldn't wait to be back the following weekend, for the Milan - Napoli match.
So stay tuned for the next travel post!
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Robbie Williams: Take the Crown ~ Milano
I really can’t believe how it took me so long to write this
particular travel post. For my 35th
birthday, Alan surprised me with concert tickets for Robbie Williams’ Take the
Crown tour. It was Robbie’s first solo
tour since 2006 and I was eagerly awaiting this one. So you can imagine my excitement when I got
to know that on the 31st July I was finally going to see the
greatest entertainer and singer on earth, at San Siro stadium.
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