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Thanks again for following MilanoStyle. A MilanoStyle membership helps support the work we do and gives you access to all digital issues of our quarterly magazine, as well as new print editions during your subscription period. Wishing you a wonderful summer! FEATURED What's on in Milan, August 2026 |Where MilanoStyle Readers Are Staying This Summer 2026:…

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Founded in the Como area in 1952, Bric’s returns to its roots for its new international campaign at Hotel Villa Flori, celebrating its local heritage, the beauty of its territory, slower travel, timeless Italian style and the art of enjoying the journey. Lake Como has long represented a certain idea of Italian elegance. Now Bric’s…

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Summer travel is underway, and booking data from MilanoStyle.com gives us a snapshot of where readers are staying this season.For this update, we looked at approved accommodation bookings with an end date between June 1 and September 21, 2026. Destinations include Milan, Lake Como, Bologna, Valpolicella, Liguria and several destinations elsewhere in Europe and beyond.…

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August in Milan: Quieter Streets, Strong Culture and Late Summer Nights August in Milan is often misunderstood. Yes, some restaurants and independent shops close around Ferragosto (August 15th), and the pace becomes quieter. But for travellers who enjoy museums, architecture, open-air cinema and a more relaxed city, August can be surprisingly rewarding. Use the links…

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Summer is the time for travel. But it doesn’t have to be reserved only for rooftops and beaches. Why not opt for a slightly different adventure, for example, a historic sporting event? But we’re not talking about sporting events where you turn in a jersey, watch people play football, and call it a day. We’re…

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