Car Rental at 'Milan - Expo Fiera Milano'

Numerous festivals, carnivals, national and regional holidays occupy the key place in the Italian culture. The most enchanting, spectacular and bright events are held in the heart of Italy - in Milan. If you happened to visit Milan in early December, do not hesitate and celebrate the Saint Ambrose Day together with local people and hundreds of tourists. This is a purely Milanese holiday when residents honor the patron of the city from December 7 to 11 at the Sforza Castle. Here you will also find the "Oh, Bej! Oh, Bej" Fair, where you can buy various souvenirs, sweets, and antiques. When Saint Ambrose celebration comes to an end, people begin to prepare for another important and so favorite holiday - Christmas. During this period, the city shines with illuminations, festive decorations, and feel the warm holiday atmosphere at every corner. Moreover, at the Duomo, you will find a magical Christmas market with hundreds of souvenirs, national dishes, and presents.

Milan itself is the capital of Italian fashion and not surprisingly that here pass the most important and influential fashion events. Every year, Milan hosts the Salone del Mobile design festival, which is the largest furniture fair in the world. Here, art meets design and demonstrates the interiors of the future. There is even no need to speak about Milan Fashion Week, which becomes the central event during fashion season. Precious fabrics and impeccable cut, brilliant Italian femininity, and impeccable masculinity are the distinguishing features of every collection here. This event brings together thousands of fans from all over the world. If you can not afford to purchase the entry ticket to one of the shows - for such ordinary fans of fashion like you, in Milan, the MFW management installed giant plasma screens everywhere, which broadcast live catwalks. During the fall, the holiday calendar is most rich in events. Simultaneously in two Italian cities, Milan and Turin, passes the international music festival MITO SettembreMusica. The festival opens on September 3 and visitors will enjoy numerous concerts till September 21. For almost two weeks, the sounds and melodies of classical, jazz and rock music will entertain you. Italians also celebrate the arrival of autumn with fanfare on September 22-25. Guests of Milan can easily get out for a day to Pavia, the venue of the event, to eat Italian cheeses, sausages, and wines and enjoy various exhibitions and sale of local products.
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