5 things to do in Milan this weekend
From 18 to 20 October
Lifestyle
October 18th, 2024
October 18th, 2024
We know that this weekend, you might not feel like going out. It's getting cold, the days are shorter, and the weather forecast isn't showing much sun. Despite the bad weather, this week nss has prepared a list of things to do to fill your weekend, from the most exciting exhibitions in Milan to must-see vintage markets. So here are 5 things to do in Milan this weekend, from October 18 to 20.
Where to Eat in Milan - Pepén
Directly from Parma, a historic Emilian sandwich shop known for 70 years among food lovers has opened in Milan. The venue will offer the best dishes of the Parmesan tradition in takeaway sandwiches. The menu features classics like Pesto di Cavallo Crudo, Spaccaballe, Carciofa, meatballs, tartines, and sandwiches, all accompanied by an exceptional selection of homemade sauces, from mayonnaise to Russian salad, from hot sauce to giardiniera.
Via Malpighi, 3
What to Explore in Milan - Niki de Saint Phalle at Mudec
This autumn, Milan's Mudec hosts the first complete retrospective organized in an Italian museum on the French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle. Known for her large, colorful Nanas—playful but symbolic sculptures that convey powerful messages related to the politics of the last century and intersectional feminism, which runs throughout her body of work.
Via Tortona, 56
Where to Relax in Milan – Chà Tea Atelier
Chà Tea Atelier is a space to relax with high-quality infusions and herbal teas. The atelier specializes in loose-leaf teas: along with a meticulously curated selection of loose teas, it offers assistance in choosing and preparing them, as well as tasting events, workshops, and talks about tea culture around the world, from Eastern to Western traditions.
Via Marco D'Oggiono, 7
Where to Shop in Milan - Buona Domenica Market at Mosso
This Sunday, the cultural space Mosso will once again host the Buona Domenica Market, an event where fashion, accessory, and vintage furniture vendors come together to celebrate their greatest passion: the 2000s. The event kicks off at noon, with a disco sgualdrina DJ set starting at 4 PM to liven up the day.
Via Angelo Mosso, 3
Where to Party in Milan - JazzMI
This Thursday marks the start of JazzMI, Milan's most eagerly awaited jazz festival. The event spans four entire weeks, so if you miss any concerts this weekend, don't worry—you have until November 13. With films, books, exhibitions, special events, artist talks, and music workshops, there's plenty to choose from—an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of jazz music.
Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6
