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Northern Milan : Cafés and Entertainment Venues

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Top 10 Cafés and Entertainment Venues

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  • 1. Bar Magenta

    Comfortable, Parisian-style café with outdoor seating, a decent food menu, tasty cocktails and Guinness on tap (see Bar Magenta, Milan).

  • 2. Pasticceria Marchesi

    A delightfully Old World café and chocolatier near the Last Supper (see Pasticceria Marchesi, Milan).

  • 3. Bar Jamaica

    One of half a dozen bars and gelaterie (ice-cream parlours) lining a pedestrianized stretch just north of the Pinacoteca. It was one of Milan’s first bohemian bars, given its name by a local journalist who thought it resembled the bar in Hitchcock’s Jamaica Inn .

  • 4. El Tombon de San Marc

    Though it’s touting a full menu these days, most people still head to the Brera’s San Marc for its bar, beers and late hours.

  • 5. Le Trottoir

    Miniscule, arty disco with live acts and throngs of trendy Milanese stuffed into a narrow space and spilling out onto the street.

  • 6. Bar Radetzky

    This minimalist, down-to-business café has been around forever, best-known for a quick espresso in the morning and an aperitivo stop in the evening.

  • 7. Bar Margherita

    Comfortable, modernish lounge with deep cushions, decent snacks and good cocktails.

  • 8. Hollywood

    Fashion models and designers still hold on to the Hollywood as their own club.

  • 9. Tunnel

    This warehouse under the railway station is where you come to see rock bands before they become big stars.

  • 10. Teatro degli Arcimboldi

    Originally the temporary venue for La Scala’s opera and ballet companies it is way out in the industrial suburb of Bicocca – but well worth the trip for performances in a state-of-the-art theatre.

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