When to find the cheapest flights to Milan

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Manchester - Milan

outbound: 10-Jun-2020
1 stop (27h20m)
KLM

return: 11-Jun-2020
1 stop (19h05m)
Air France

£252 Verify

London - Milan

outbound: 14-Oct-2020
direct (1h55m)
Ryanair

return: 04-Nov-2020
direct (2h05m)
Ryanair

£53 Verify

London - Milan

outbound: 26-Jul-2020
direct (2h05m)
easyJet

return: 30-Jul-2020
direct (2h)
easyJet

£64 Verify

London - Milan

outbound: 26-Jul-2020
1 stop (6h55m)
Air France

return: 30-Jul-2020
1 stop (7h40m)
Air France

£136 Verify

London - Milan

outbound: 08-Jun-2020
1 stop (4h55m)
Lufthansa

return: 14-Jun-2020
1 stop (5h15m)
Lufthansa

£152 Verify

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Milan guide: how to get there, what to see

	Distance from Milan city centre
	Linate Airport (LIN)	5 mi
	Malpensa Airport (MXP)	25 mi
	Orio al Serio Airport (BGY)	28 mi

Flights to Milan: practical information

Cheap airlines to Milan

Welcome to Italy's fashion capital! Fashion may bring you to Milan but you will find so much more that makes you want to stay. Malpensa Airport (MXP) is the main gateway for travellers from the UK. It is also possible to book flights to Milan via Linate Airport (served by domestic airlines) and Orio al Serio Airport (served by Ryanair).

When to book flights to Milan

Looking for flights to Milan? Thanks to the continental climate, Milan is a mild city (more or less) year-round. Temperatures rarely dip below 10°C and summer temperatures hover around 18°C.

Peak season: Spring is considered peak season and Fashion Week.
Low season: Winter except for holidays and city festivals.

Flight duration

Flights to Milan from London take just short of 2h.

Experience Milan: what to see, what to do

Culture seekers won't be disappointed when they book flights to Milan! Unlike most European cities, many of the tourist sights are scattered around the city, many are located on the outskirts making hiring a car in Milan essential for a city tour.

Essentials in Milan

Duomo: Milan's most famous church is the Duomo, a massive Gothic cathedral decorated with literally thousands of statues. It is a symbol for the city and is one of the tallest cathedrals in the world. The exterior is decorated in Italian Gothic style. The interior has 5 naves, 2 sacristies and 52 pillars.

Da Vinci: Saint Mary of the Graces, another one of Milan's great churches, is where you'll find Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper. The painting is housed in the refectory of the convent and is a must-see while on holidays in Milan.

Shopping: Milan is a city that sets trends in the fashion world. For the fashionista travellers, there is no shortage of shopping in this Italian city. For new and trendy, head to the Brera District. It's full of boutiques, art galleries and coffee shops. Piazza del Duomo is of course a great place to shop in the city centre.

Find more information on Turismo.milano.it.

Accommodations in Milan

The choices for hotels in Milan are endless. Being one of the richest parts of Italy you'll find that hotels here are much more expensive than even Rome. It you head just outside the city limits, you'll find much cheaper lodgings.

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