Travel by train from Modena to Milan from 11,40 €

If you are looking for a weekend full of art, culture, and good food, then you absolutely must schedule a visit to Modena, the city famous for its balsamic vinegar, Ferrari, and the work of the great local artist Luciano Pavarotti. To reach Modena conveniently and quickly, I recommend choosing the Italo train, which will take you directly to the heart of the city without stress and with maximum comfort. Once you arrive, don't miss a walk in the historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the beautiful Cathedral of San Geminiano, the Ducal Palace, and the magnificent Teatro Comunale, where you could even attend an opera performance. If you are passionate about motors, you cannot miss a visit to the Enzo Ferrari Museum, dedicated to the legendary founder of the famous automaker. And if you are an art lover, do not miss the Luciano Pavarotti House Museum, which celebrates the life and work of the great tenor. For a gastronomic break, I recommend trying the traditional Bolognese ragù, strictly prepared according to the original recipe. But Modena is also famous for its PDO hams and, of course, the famous balsamic vinegar, which you can taste in one of the numerous vinegar factories in the area. Don't forget to take a walk along the Po River and visit the Enzo Ferrari Park, a green area where you can relax and enjoy some time outdoors. In short, if you are looking for a weekend of art, culture, and good food, Modena is the ideal destination for you. Buy your Italo ticket now and immerse yourself in the beauty of this Emilian city!

If you are looking for a city that combines Italian style with modernity and innovation, then Milan is the perfect destination for you! This cosmopolitan city is renowned for its history, fashion, design, and delicious cuisine. But what better way to reach it than with the Italo train?
Once you arrive in Milan, you will have plenty of opportunities to explore and discover the wonders that this city has to offer. One of the most iconic places is certainly the Milan Cathedral, with its majestic Gothic architecture and the famous golden statue of the Madonnina standing tall on top. From the terrace of the Cathedral, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
Just a short walk from the Cathedral, you will also find the Sforza Castle, an imposing medieval fortress that houses museums and art collections. The Church of Sant'Ambrogio, on the other hand, is another must-see for architecture and history enthusiasts.
If you are a lover of opera and classical music, you cannot miss a visit to the Piazza della Scala with its famous Teatro alla Scala. Here you can admire one of the greatest lyrical traditions in the world and immerse yourself in the beauty of Italian music.
But Milan is not only about history and culture, it is also a city that thrives on fashion and design. The Fashion Quadrilateral is the realm of luxury shopping, with Via Montenapoleone, Via Manzoni, Via della Spiga, and Corso Venezia being just a few of the most famous and fascinating streets where you can indulge in a unique shopping experience.
For design lovers, Milan Design Week is an unmissable event. During this manifestation, the Brera and Tortona neighborhoods come alive with extraordinary exhibitions and events, highlighting the best of Milanese creativity and innovation.
But Milan is also a city that surprises with its art. Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper is one of the most famous masterpieces, and you can admire it at the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The Brera Art Gallery, the Triennale, and the Prada Foundation are other art venues that are definitely worth visiting during your stay in Milan.
We cannot forget that Milan is the hub of the Italian economy and is home to the prestigious Bocconi University and the Italian Stock Exchange. The city also hosts important fairs and events such as the Salone del Mobile, Milan Fashion Week, and Artigiano in Fiera. If your visit is for business reasons, you cannot miss a visit to the resurgent Porta Nuova area, with its new skyscrapers and the award-winning Bosco Verticale.
And after a busy day of sightseeing, you can't leave Milan without savoring its delicious cuisine. The city offers a wide range of restaurants, taverns, and trattorias where you can delight in traditional Milanese dishes. You can't miss the famous Milanese cotoletta, saffron risotto, and panettone, a typical sweet of the Christmas holidays.
In short, Milan is a city that knows how to surprise and fascinate in every aspect. And to reach it in the most comfortable and fast way, there is nothing better than the Italo train. Your journey starts on the train, where you can enjoy the comfort and services of first class, and continues with the adventure of discovering everything that this extraordinary city has to offer. Don't wait any longer, buy your Italo ticket to Milan now and get ready for a unique experience!