A city where scientific research, industry, architecture and culture meet.
Milan at a glance
Milan is an international centre for research, design, manufacturing and culture. Its compact historic core sits within a wider metropolitan area connected by rail, metro, tram and bus services.
The congress venue is close to the Duomo, placing delegates within walking distance of major civic and cultural landmarks.
Culture and heritage
The city’s architecture ranges from Renaissance courtyards to modern urban districts. Milan also holds many works and places associated with Leonardo da Vinci, whose years in the city left a lasting artistic and technical legacy.
Major museums and cultural sites may require advance booking, particularly during the summer season.
Moving around
The metro and tram networks are the simplest options for most congress journeys. Walking is practical in the central area, while rail services connect the centre with the wider region.
Final recommendations and official visitor resources will be added closer to the congress.
Extend your stay
Milan is well connected to other northern Italian cities and landscapes. Delegates extending their visit should confirm transport schedules and any reservation requirements with official operators.