A travel enthusiast has revealed how to enjoy a Travel to Milan without breaking the bank.
As the summer holidays approach, many of us are dusting off our suitcases and checking the expiry date on our passports. Some are opting for a short break in the UK, while others are venturing abroad, and a lucky few are ticking destinations off their bucket list.
Milan is one of those must-see places that is sure to be lively this summer. Italian The city, renowned for its cuisine and fashion scene, continues to captivate tourists and inspire dreams of living there.
However, as Italy's wealthiest metropolitan area, according to Expatica, it may put off some travelers due to its high interest rates. costsBut Yorkshire woman Bex has shared her tips on how to slash spending after embarking on a solo trip to the city.
Bex, who has accumulated 6.1 million likes on Tick Tocksaid he was often asked about his trip to Milan.
“With flights so cheap I thought it was time to start giving an insight,” she said while revealing that you can get flights from the UK to Milan for as little as £30.
She continued: “This trip was a few years ago but I've checked most train and ferry fares and they're still very similar, the only thing you won't get these days is a flight for £11, but £28 (current price) is still pretty good!”
Bex suggested flying to Milan Malpensa from Manchester Airport, a return flight offered for just £11 with Ryanair. Her independent trip took two days.
In addition, she had to pay £17 for airport parking, £4.70 to enjoy a cable car ride across the city and a further £5 for a ride on a funicular. Her first night at the Villa Belvedere cost her £54, while her second night was spent at the Spice Hotel Milano for £39.
Bex said: “This trip was in January so bear in mind prices will be higher in season but I always tell people to travel out of season as it is very quiet and you can still have great weather, like I did.”
In appreciation of Bex's wise advice, one person replied: “I love how you did it, it's very inspiring.” Another person called her suggestions “outstanding,” while another expressed their desire to go, adding: “Gosh, I wish I lived in Europe! I would make the most of those flights.”
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