5 things to do in Milan this weekend

The weather was merciless: not even the time to finish celebrating Halloween and winter fell on Milan suddenly. The cold, in this season as in all the others, does not discourage anyone – after a long week of work enjoying the weekend is a moral obligation. No anxiety though – we've already thought of all the ways you could spend it to optimize every minute of the next 72 hours.

That's why we have listed for you the 5 things to do in Milan this weekend. Don't miss a single one.

To Eat – Borgia Milano

Kingdom of chef Giacomo Lovato, Borgia Milano is one of the hidden jewels of the Washington area. A contemporary space with brick walls, iron fixtures and a certain penchant for Nordic design. The dishes are very authorial, as well as very good, while the freehand tasting menu named Psyche wants to blend psychology and gastronomy leaving way for diners to build their own tasting experience at each course.

Borgia Milano

Via Giorgio Washington, 56

To Chill – Giardino Aristide Caldernini

Relatively known among the students of the Catholic University but little frequented by the rest of the city, the Aristide Calderini Garden is located a stone's throw from Corso Magenta and has the particularity of being decorated by the ruins of the fifteenth-century Palazzo Corio, decorated with arches covered with plants and statues, but also with a sculpture of the 60s by Arnaldo Pomodoro.

Giardino Aristide Calderini

Via Sant'Agnese

To Shop – Marni Market Milano

Marni has opened in its boutique in Montenapoleone a pop-up space dedicated to gift items for upcoming parties. The space, characterized by dazzling neon and metallic surfaces, will also host the Marniphernalia capsule collection: a selection of unique garments – upcycled and hand-painted.

Marni

Via Montenapolone 26

To Club - Paura: Le Cannibale meets Santeria

La Cannibale and Santeria return after a wait of over a year with Paura, an evening that brings together clubbing with the nostalgic aura of Italian horror of the 70s. Along with the sets of Fabio Monesi and DJ Tamati, the album Paura dedicated to the soundtracks of the Italian yellow will also be presented while Tommaso Ottomano will present a series of original short films inspired by the music of the album.

Santeria Toscana

Viale Toscana, 31

To Discover – Body Heat @ Spazio Martin

First Italian exhibition of Spyros Rennt, Greek photographer based in Berlin, who describes in his shots the life of the LGBTQ+ community of the German capital, mixing raw authenticity, sensuality and romance. His is one of the most important emerging voices of the context of photography in Europe, already celebrated in a book released in 2018 that gave Rennt international fame.

Spyros Rennt “Body Heat” @ Spazio Martin

Via Alfredo Catalani, 35