Rain in Milan: ideas and tips on what to do so you don’t get bored

Milan is a city that never sleeps, with a wild nightlife and plenty of activities to do at any time of the year. But what if you happen to be visiting and don’t have any luck with the weather?
We have compiled a list of tips on what to do when, in Milan, the weather is not on your side:

Taste delicacies at the central market

Regardless of the rain, it would still be advisable, should you be passing through Milan, to make a stop at the central market. In case of bad weather, however, it is the perfect place to wait for the reappearance of the sun without getting bored. Here you can find, inside a large covered space some of the best Milanese brands appreciated, not only in the city, for their good food. Among them, we suggest: pizza from Crosta, Chinese ravioli from Agie, empanadas from Perdomo, and much more.

Visit one of the city museums

Certainly not the most original of tips, but certainly great for sheltering yourself from the rain and, at the same time, increasing your culture. Milan is known for its many museums, among which are, without a doubt: the Brera Art Gallery, the Museum of the Twentieth Century, the National Museum of Science and Technology, GAM, La Triennale, the Museum of Natural History, and more.

Getting lost in literary cafes

Necessarily in the top 3 as a favorite rainy-day pastime.Yes, because what could be better than a steaming herbal tea in the company of a good book? Literary cafes are stimulating spaces overflowing with ideas and people while maintaining a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Blind Dialogue & Masterclass

While the former is a unique and unforgettable experience consisting of a one-hour walk in the dark accompanied by a blind guide, the latter are of various kinds, and, in Milan, you are spoiled for choice. From cooking classes to learning a foreign language, you certainly won’t be bored.

Seeing the Cenacolo

Probably half of the Milanese have never seen the Cenacle because it is one of those activities that, living in the city, we unfortunately tend to put off. But what better time to visit it while taking advantage of a rainy day? The visit is rather quick and takes about 15 minutes. During it, you will have a chance to see the fascinating Last Supper on one side and, on the opposite wall, the Crucifixion. It is advisable to book your ticket in advance.

Visiting Leonardo’s Vineyard

Casa Atellani and Leonardo’s Vineyard are lesser-known places in Milan and can be considered true hidden gems. Visiting them is a magnificent way to spend an hour or so off the beaten path.

Relaxing a day at Qc Terme

Another popular pastime, for the lazy, but not only, is to spend a day at Milan’s spas. Located in the Porta Romana area, they offer several opportunities to stay: the simple entrance, the possibility of lunch inside the center, and, finally, different types of massages for those who do not want to miss anything at all.